Australia, New Zealand, Online/remote
Welcome to Fujitsu’s Technical virtual experience.
At Fujitsu, data analysis is a vital part of the decision making process. The purpose of data analysis is to ensure that problem solving is directed towards the key issues surrounding the problem. Fujitsu has a proven record of accomplishment in delivering solutions based on data-driven evidence.
This Virtual Experience Program is self-paced and should take only 1.5 to 3 hours to complete.
This Virtual Experience Program is free for all students.
When you complete the Virtual Experience Program, you’ll earn a digital badge and certificate you can share on Linkedin and include on your resume.
Throughout the program, you’ll learn and develop deep insights into what it is actually like to work as a technical analyst at Fujitsu. Apply your technical knowledge to a real-world problem & gain practical experience and knowledge to draw upon in interviews.
Refreshing a client’s server environment
Addressing issues surrounding server downtime
Module 1: Data analysis (1 - 2 hours)
Analyse data from fail logs and build a predictive model.
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I am working across two teams - change management and governance and assurance. It keeps me stimulated
Day-to-day I'm preparing reports, helping the Line of Businesses with any data analysis they require. Essentially supporting and helping utilise the Service Delivery space
Managing Distributor and direct supplier rebate agreements and credit notes as well as quarterly routine responsibilities
4.1
> 100,000 employees
Technology
Fujitsu is so much more than you think! Fujitsu is seen as a global leader in technology and business solutions that transforms the world around us.
Very flexible, able to WFH anytime unless your team requests you to go in.
People - the graduate cohort and the managers are great people.
Flexibility. Learning opportunities. Supportive team. Career growth opportunities.
My manager has always been super accessible and supportive throughout my journey here at Fujitsu.
The dress code is super relaxed, it is very much corporate casual with being able to wear jeans and nice trainers to the office.
Pay is low compared to other grad programs.
There was a period of time when there was essentially no grad manager, so there was a lack of support.
Although I do love the flexibility of working from home, I do find it quite isolating.
Less office desks in the Sydney office.
It is unfair for some grads to be left with little to no work when placed in a team that also does not have much going on.