Job Satisfaction at Digital Transformation Agency

I am currently in a technical role where I am working on a longer term project. My day-to-day involves a lot of programming and problem solving, but also collaboration and stakeholder engagement.

Although there are some tasks that do not change from day-to-day such as managing inboxes and answering a hotline, there have been some unique projects that have been assigned to me which has challenged me to improve both my technical and communication skills.

Day to day activities involve working towards Sprint goals depending on what work is needed to complete. For example I have recently been working on developing Inclusion Dos and Dont posters, reviewing guidance documents, presenting our policy, conducting discovery research and general admin work to ensure operations of the team work effectively.

I like my work but there is not enough of it. I have had many, many days were I have only had about 3-4 hours of actual work to do and have spent the rest reading about relevant things in an attempt to use my spare time constructively. I then feel bad for not doing more work even though there was no more work to do.

I am actively involved in crucial and exciting work that is in my area of interest and always tested to grow and perform better.

Monitor and develop a platform for a small team of stakeholder.

Engage with product owner in a project team and gather business requirements, generating project documentation

Current role as a Graduate is integration specialist, where I am working to connect existing databases and Dynamics 365.

Ensure Linux systems remain patched, secure, and healthy. Assorted project work (facilitate application releases, DC migrations, etc.)

I develop software which helps improve organisational efficiency.

As a graduate, I will be involved in the project that the team are doing. The required training will be provided upon request and need. Work process will be monitored and feedback will be given to individuals on their performance for a specific period.

My current rotation isn't very stimulating and does not relate to the study component in the grad program

IT infrastructure build

As a grad, I have fewer responsibilities more learning

I am a developer within a team, that reads and writes code.

Software development, community engagement and automation for the design system.

Analysing data and systems, communicating with correspondence, organising meetings.