Ixom Australia
Ixom Expressions of Interest 2019 Graduate Program
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job
- Apply by 28 Jun 2019
Our 2019 graduate applications open in July 2018.
You can express your interest in our 2019 graduate program below and we'll notify you when applications are open. Click Apply link below.
Our Graduates are part of a three year rotational program across Australia and New Zealand.
Our program has been designed to support your learning and development as you commence your career, by;
- Providing a buddy who'll help you settle into life at Ixom
- A welcome and Induction into Ixom and the Ixperience Graduate Program
- Bringing the Graduates together for an interactive development workshop and to spend time getting to know your fellow Graduates
- Engaging with our community and volunteering with our partners
- Supporting networking opportunities
- Up to three 12 month job rotations across Ixom
- Assigning a Senior Leader as a mentor in your final year to offer support, guidance and advice on the journey ahead
In addition to our program we offer competitive salary and benefits.
What we look for
You will be a well-rounded person with the right attitude and mindset. You would have completed previous work experience and have interest in extracurricular activities - anything from sports to debates to art. Our Graduates bring their whole self to work!
You will have a minimum three year degree in any of the following:
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Science
- Commerce/Business
You will have rights to work in Australia and /or New Zealand.
About the employer
Ixom AU
4.5
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Mining, Oil & Gas
At Ixom, we strive to solve our customers’ challenges each and every day.
Pros and cons of working at Ixom AU
Pros
The culture and people is a big plus. Everyone is friendly and works together well. The support from management is also good. They are open to giving graduates a lot of responsibility from day one which leads to amazing development opportunities.
Community aspect, variety of workload.
Working in smaller teams where you play a big part. The company has lots of projects going on and a variety of innovative ideas which graduates get the opportunity to be involved in. The team culture is really great, very inclusive.
Everyone is super friendly and always keen to help with any questions you have. The workplace is very chilled out and it makes it very easy to complete work.
Cons
Workload, lack of targeted personal development.
The pay rises between each rotation could be improved.
It can be frustrating sometimes having the company spread across two countries. Being in New Zealand while the head office is in Australia can mean there are some admin things that are made way harder than they have to be.