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  • Graduate stories
And of course, the culture at William Buck is the main reason why I enjoy coming to work every day. It makes you feel as though you are not alone, especially when starting out as a Graduate!

Lauren Wallace

Auditor
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Layne Hurst

Multi-Cloud Product Specialist
Layne studied Bachelor of Digital Media at Central Queensland University and is now working as Multi-Cloud Product Specialist at Fujitsu.
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Leah Filkin

Protégé Developer
Each Monday one person in our cohort does a presentation on something related to Data Structures and Algorithms (within code / programs).
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  • Graduate stories
Meeting new people and thinking outside the box to find the most innovative and effective approach is a daily occurrence in my role.

Liam Bangay

Human Resource Graduate Officer
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Liam Elliott

Graduate SOC Analyst
Something cool about this role is that there is always something new happening or to learn about, so no day has ever felt the same since I have started, and as long as you are completing the jobs that are assigned to you, you can use the extra time to build on yourself.
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Lily Heywood

Project Engineer
The construction team holds their weekly catch-up, with the Team Administrator providing updates to the team. As I have just joined the Construction team this week, I am given a warm welcome by everyone.
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Lloyd Duncan

Graduate Project Officer
Lloyd studied a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science at Monash University. The graduate program is a great opportunity to try out any interests you might have, without fully committing to one stream, whether it's in policy, fire management, biodiversity etc.
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  • Graduate stories
The way JWS operates and supports its team were what attracted me to join as a graduate.

Louise Dinnie

Associate
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