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NewsAurecon named one of Australia’s favourite graduate employers

17 February 2020 | 2 min

Aurecon named one of Australia’s favourite graduate employers in high-profile industry awards.

International engineering, design and advisory company Aurecon has been awarded the Most Popular Engineering and Resources Employer for the second year running and ranked 10th in the Top 100 Most Popular Graduate Employers at the prestigious Australian Financial Review’s Graduate Employers awards.

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Aurecon has been awarded the Most Popular Engineering and Resources Employer for the second year running.
Aurecon has been awarded the Most Popular Engineering and Resources Employer for the second year running.
Aurecon has been awarded the Most Popular Engineering and Resources Employer for the second year running.
Aurecon has been awarded the Most Popular Engineering and Resources Employer for the second year running.

Awards are determined based on the number of Australian university students that apply for advertised positions with an employer on GradConnection, Australia’s most respected graduate employment jobs and information website.

Aurecon Chief People Officer Liam Hayes said the accolades reflected students’ significant interest in working for Aurecon with Aurecon’s intake of 2020 graduates across Australia and New Zealand the largest cohort over the last 10 years.

“This is a 20 per cent increase in the number of graduates starting at Aurecon compared to 2019. We are really proud of our sustained efforts in this market to determine what qualities graduates are looking for in employers and ensuring our offering reflects that,” Mr Hayes said.

“We have focused on a digital approach to engage with the digital generation – our 2019 recruitment efforts utilised Instagram Live to engage with graduates authentically and our world-first visual contracts are free from legal jargon, resemble a comic strip and set a tone of innovation from the graduate’s first initiation with the company.

“We also know from audience research that Generation Z highly prize continuous learning, which is particularly relevant given the need for graduates to adapt, evolve and maintain a strong growth mindset to deal with the ever-changing environment.

“As massive infrastructure projects require increasing digital technologies, graduates entering the workplace will have both engineering and digital qualifications. Over the next three years, Aurecon’s goal is for 50 per cent of our workforce to have digital capabilities and graduates will benefit from our extensive range of learning and development programmes to learn new skills and become future ready,” Mr Hayes said.

Aurecon’s 2020 graduate and internship programme applications are now open across New Zealand, with Australian applications opening 24 February 2020. We invite any interested candidates to find out more and apply HERE.

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Corey Monk, Aurecon
Corey Monk

Group Director, Brand, Marketing & Communications