University of Newcastle Australia Career Directory Profiles

Graduates are important to Honeywell and the thought and effort which goes into planning our development and careers shows.

Being able to work on the underlying systems controlling the process is very interesting, and it gives me a different point of view compared to when I looked at it as a process engineer.

Polishing your English grammar and enhancing computer skills (including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio, etc) will add extra points regardless which job you are applying.

It’s fascinating learning about not just what separate agencies do on a day-to-day basis, but also how they work together towards a common goal.

Over the last 3.5 years, I've come from being a university student and starting as a Business Development Representative, to managing a team of Account Executives and Business Development Reps across Australia, while still getting the chance to pitch ideas and solutions to opportunities of my own.

Everyone is new at some point, and you aren’t expected to always get things right the first time – however, try not to repeat the same mistakes – learn and adapt!

My grandmother worked for the Department of Justice and I noticed how respected she was by the community. I’m glad I am here continuing that legacy.