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  • Day in the life

Amelia Osborn

Associate Analyst Business Development
Mastercard has a bunch of resources to help keep everyone up to speed and there are always training and webinars that you can attend.
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  • Graduate stories
Don’t be afraid to go for roles you wouldn’t typically go for – you won’t know if you enjoy something until you try it, and where you end up can be very different than what you originally planned.

Amelia Rogers

Graduate in Employee Relations
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  • Graduate stories
As an analyst I am responsible for being a jack-of-all-trades and supporting senior staff with the finer details of business delivery.

Amelia Waller

Security Consulting Analyst
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  • Graduate stories
My current area of work, Review and Dispute Resolution (‘RDR’) engages early with clients to try to resolve disputes without the need for costly litigation.

Amelya Pittas

Law Interpretation Officer
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  • Graduate stories
The idea of working for a company that produces life-saving devices in healthcare and leading-edge technology in power and renewables, versus working for a company that sells non-material products or a company that services only one market, made it an easy choice for me in the end.

Amied Shadmaan

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  • Graduate stories
The meaningful and challenging work that teachers do, that cannot be replaced by technology, resembles that of a highly effective leader.

Ammar Aldaoud

Engineer, Maths Pathway
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  • Graduate stories
The coolest parts of my job are the chances to learn and interact with such a diverse group of clients and colleagues.

Ammellia Fu

Associate
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Amrit

Graduate Software Engineer
Amrit Pal Singh studied a Bachelor of Engineering (Software) (Honours) and is a graduate software engineer at BAE Systems.
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