Play your part in delivering $100 billion of major infrastructure projects, while gaining hands-on experience to develop your career.
The multiple stages of the recruitment process were enjoyable and reasonable, allowing you to properly show your skillset. The waiting game of months and months was somewhat painful however, and I think if I didn't get the role at one of the later stages I would be upset that I had to spend so much time on it and wait for so long. Critically, almost no information is shared about the role. I think it's important that applicants know they can literally be stationed just about anywhere within 2 hours of Melbourne - they don't say you need a car, but you might be commuting 2+ hours on public transport if you don't.
Very long
The recruitment process was quite long, with initial application, online assessment, assessment centre, and then final interviews, but I guess with the number of applications there is no other way. The questions asked in the assessment centre was unique and prompted coordination in a team environment, which is very relevant to the job.
It was a very long process to choose the correct candidates. It was a good experience with timely responses.