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Lubana Syed

Graduate Engineer
Lubana Syed studied a Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) at La Trobe University in December 2018 and is now a Graduate Engineer at John Holland.
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Luca Mosole

Site Engineer
Luca Mosole completed his Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Commerce at Curtin University in 2022 and is now a Graduate Engineer with BMD in Western Australia. No two days are ever the same in his role, and the following profile provides a general snapshot of what his day may involve.
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  • Graduate stories
The thing that I find most interesting about my job is the window it gives me into the inner workings of global financial markets.

Lucas

Software Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
"The best part of the generalist graduate role is having the opportunity to work alongside so many different specialists and not just working on one specific task the whole time."

Lucas Goette

Generalist Graduate
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Lucas Leung

Associate Consultant
A workshop is a great way to engage the client and get the creative juices flowing. This opportunity is exciting because I get to interact with clients and do some business travel.
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Lucas Toms

Assistant Development Manager
Every week the development team is taken for a site walk by the Lendlease building to show the progress of works on site and talk through some of the emerging issues on site. This allows the development team to stay across all works.
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  • Graduate stories
There are definitely a lot of ways you could contribute to the ABS, so don’t let a narrow view of what we do hold you back.

Lucinda Fretwell

Statistical Analyst
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Lucinda Rofe

Associate, Risk Consulting
I've been working on a Work Health and Safety review for the past few weeks. First on my list is to tidy up the Risk Control Matrix (RCM) and work papers.
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