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Aditi Venkatesh Product Manager Intern linkedin.com/in/aditivenkatesh1/ Bachelor of Commerce and Computer Science, Monash University Data Scientist, WhyHive
New Zealand-based Ashle y Harris started his associ ate product manager internsh ip with Atlassian while studying a Bachelor of Sc ience (Computer Science and Statistics) at The Universi ty of Auckland. “It’s a unique opportunity to launch your career. You’r e given a huge amount of res ponsibility,” Ashley says. Ashley worked on the pro ject management tools Trello, Confluence and Jira during his internship, and now works part-time as an associate product manager . “I get to work with differen t types of people in different teams, doing a va riety of cool stuff,” he say s.
Empowering journey
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Product Manager Intern (Ecosystem Platform), Atlassian
Leadership in action
It makes you feel like your work matters and the results are important” Sarah Tan
Sydney-based software developer intern Sarah Tan, a Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) University of New South Wales grad, has enjoyed the opportunity to find projects she’s interested in and feel like she’s making a real impact. “It's empowering. It makes you feel like your work matters and the results are important,” Sarah says. As well as honing her coding skills, Sarah has also had the chance to dabble in software engineering – by learning about the architecture of software solutions.
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it's a unique opportunity to launch your career” Ashley Harris
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