Excellent office, decent coffee machines, location is North Sydney which has slightly worse food options than south of the bridge, but it is also less busy. Dress code = business casual, but if you are an engineer, you can get away with t-shirt and regular pants
Graduate, Sydney
Dress code is flexible, I typically wear smart casual. The location is close to a whole bunch of restraint and bars, with lots of facilities.
Graduate, Sydney
You'll find all kinds of dress, from smart casual to smart not-so-casual. The office space is open plan with no fixed locations. This makes Teams calls a little inconvenient when people don't use background-cancelling microphones. Kitchenettes come equipped with all necessities, as well as a well-featured coffee machine. Desk set up has one USB-C cable handle charging, monitors and input peripherals. Quite impressive and convenient.
Graduate, Melbourne
Both offices are in a great location that is easy to get to. The inside of the office is clean, and nice and you do have the chance to work from home. The dress code is relaxed, where some people choose to wear business attire or some people are happy to wear smart casual.
Graduate, Sydney
The company's office space is well-equipped with multiple screens and convenient facilities, making it a productive and comfortable environment to work in. Located in the heart of the city, it's easily accessible and provides everything employees need to work efficiently. The company's dress code is smart-casual. Jeans and a shirt/polo are most common.
Graduate, Melbourne
The office is very roomy and has lots of natural lighting making it a pleasant space to work at. The dress code ranges from smart to business casual depending on teams/position.
Graduate, Melbourne
The offices are clean, modern and conveniently located. There is no specific dress code enforced however most people wear a business shirt to work.
Graduate, Sydney