Job Satisfaction at Commonwealth Bank

as a graduate, I was exposed to different segments of the company. I have done a credit analyst type of role. on different rotations, I was exposed to strategy type role where I worked on project based work.

I'm in a technical delivery Business Analyst role. I assist the team in delivering a cyber technology project by: providing admin support, capturing user requiring, leading daily stand-ups, and presenting back to stakeholders.

Help support developer tools that are used across the corporation. This involves systems administration and development tasks.

Working as a Systems Engineer, mainly using Kubernetes and Golang. Decent combination of programming with dev Ops tasks

Financial analysis, account management, relationship management

They are easy and fun to do

Exposure to different areas/works in the bank

Developing new features for a high traffic page. Engaging and collaborating with other teams.

I design user experiences for internal software, designing screens, workflows and helping out with user testing/research

The day-to-day work is not related to my areas of study and is not always satisfying.

Developing new features, fixing bugs, testing

In my current rotation in Deposits Product I have been given strategic projects to lead and be the key stakeholder on.

I am Software Engineer. I work in the full end-to-end tech stack of my product. I am very happy with my role. I work in a small, lean and mean team and we do great work !

Various. Primarily smaller tasks given time limitations with each team.

Full-stack software development. Combination of developing new pieces and technically uplifting slightly older tech.

I solve meaningful problems that positively impact the lives of millions of people around Australia.

Day to day I develop web applications which mainly includes writing code, talking with UX designers and other members of my team.

I'm given plenty of responsibility, developing parts of applications that will be deployed into production. Generally I enjoy it but sometimes I need to use legacy systems, which can be annoying

Learning development skills at the moment. Main responsibility is my own learning

It has varied in each rotation, but I am given a lot of responsibility and deliverables. Often need to drive things myself, handholding is kept to a minimum