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The opportunity to work on large projects with experts from different fields to deliver a project that serves the community. It is fascinating to follow these projects from their inception, overcome any challenges that arise, and witness their progress.

Abbass Kak

Graduate Transportation Engineer
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Abbey White

Graduate Marketing Consultant
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The easiest path may not always be the most exciting. If you’re fortunate enough to have free electives, make them count!

Adam Lee

Systems Engineer
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Adhiraj Rana

Business Analyst
I have spent the last few weeks learning about the various monitoring systems within the company and have previously led a similar meeting with my manager present. As such I am the lead on this uplift project which has been a great opportunity for me as a grad.
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Don’t lose your sense of wonder because it keeps you grounded and lets you learn new things throughout your life.

Adiba Zarin

Consultant
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Though there were times that it felt like my job was repetitive, it was how it made me knowledgeable and become familiarized with the applications

Adora Tizon-Gabuya

Associate Director
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Advait Vyas

Graduate Project Manager
Project Management requires good organisation skills and the ability to prioritise tasks according to their requirements.
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The construction industry was out of my comfort zone when I first started (and a little now, I’m still learning) so most of the experiences I have had here are a first for me!

Afsoon Zanjani

Graduate Project Engineer - Electrical & Instrumentation
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