What did you study and why?

I studied a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Finance and Management at Curtin University. I chose this degree as I had a keen interest in the commercial side of oil and gas and wanted to upskill in order to move towards the career path I was interested in.

What was your pathway into Woodside (SVP, Grad Program)?

I joined Woodside in 2013 as an operations trainee, and did my initial two year traineeship up on the Pluto LNG plant before working offshore on the Nganhurra FPSO as a production technician after which I transferred to the graduate program.

What made you sign up for a student pathway into Woodside?

I was studying university during my time working in operations, and as was nearing the end of my degree I was looking to shift my career to something more focused on my chosen area of study. I reached out to one of the Mangers in Commercial and organised a phone call to discuss options. This person was very supportive and recommended I join the graduate program as a commercial analyst.

Tell us about one thing you have learnt or are proud of about your journey through our student pathway into the role you are in today?

I have learned (among many things) that if you want something for your career, the doors are there for you to open up. A network of supportive colleagues is always there for you and Woodside is a big company with almost endless opportunity for those who thrive on learning new things and challenging themselves.

To learn more about current available opportunities for Indigenous students click here.

Woodside is committed to providing employment and training opportunities for people from diverse backgrounds. 

 

 

 

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