Jamila Alarkan

Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering (Hons)

Contract Manager

When did you start with Worley?

I started with Worley in the summer of 2018.

What did you know about Worley?

I viewed Worley as a leading global company in the energy sector, delivering project and asset services in the energy, chemicals, and resource sectors. Additionally, I was aware of Worley's commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive work culture.

What opportunities have come your way at Worley?

I began my journey with Worley as a graduate in the summer of 2018. Starting as a Graduate Engineer, I had the opportunity to work on mechanical engineering tasks, and gain technical knowledge to real-world problems. My role then expanded into various aspects of project engineering/project management, allowing me to develop crucial skills in planning, execution, and leadership.

Throughout my career at Worley, I have had the chance to work on multiple sites, gaining hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of on-site operations. Today, I am proud to say I have progressed into a Contract Manager role, where I leverage my diverse experience to manage and negotiate multiple contracts. Each role has provided me with invaluable experience and growth, shaping my career and enabling me to contribute effectively to our portfolios.

Why should someone apply for a Worley graduate role?

A graduate role at Worley offers huge opportunities for growth and development. The diverse range of projects and the global nature of the company provide a dynamic and enriching work environment. As a graduate, you'll be surrounded by experienced professionals who are passionate about mentoring and developing talent.

Worley's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and excellence ensures that you'll be working on cutting-edge projects that make a real impact. Additionally, the culture at Worley is incredibly supportive and inclusive, with a diverse team that values every member’s contribution, making you feel part of a close-knit community. Whether you’re interested in engineering, project engineering, project management, or any other aspect of the energy sector, Worley provides the tools, support, and opportunities you need to build a successful and rewarding career.

Nicholas Jones

Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) /
Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours)

Graduate Process Engineer

When did you start with Worley?

I started at Worley in 2022 after having completed my engineering hours working as an undergraduate metallurgist at a copper mine in the Mt Isa region. Having had some hands-on exposure to the operational side of the mining and minerals industry I was looking to work for a company where I could utilise the engineering design component to gain further experience in the field.

What did you know about Worley?

I knew that Worley was leading the charge in sustainable engineering, as evidenced by being recognised in the 2022 S&P Down Jones Sustainability Index, and I have always been passionate about sustainability. Worley being the energy, chemical and resources powerhouse that it is, I knew that working at Worley would enable me to play my role in the development of frontier technologies and processes to provide for Australia’s future and be a part of something bigger.

What opportunities have come your way at Worley?

Being a graduate at Worley means you get exposure to different areas of the industry such as conventional energy and new energy projects, but also to different career paths that you may not have considered before! Outside of the technical work and projects, Worley has many People Network Groups that create stronger relationships in the company. I have had the opportunity to be a part of the Graduate Committee to enhance the experiences of Worley graduates through organising social events for our professional development and to foster a cohesive graduate cohort. Being in the Mining Minerals and Metals team I’ve had the ability to work on multiple different projects across a range of metals projects from uranium refining to battery recycling facilities and everything in between. I’ve had the opportunity to do so whilst working with engineers across multiple disciplines from various backgrounds allowing me to experience the full spectrum of a project timeline.

Why should someone apply for a Worley graduate role?

If you want to kick off your career at a company with an inclusive and supportive culture, explore different career paths and contribute to delivering a more sustainable world, Worley is the place for you.

Isabella Montagu

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons), majoring in Chemical Process Engineer;
& Bachelor of Business, majoring in Finance

Graduate Process Engineer

When did you start with Worley?

I started as an intern in November 2021 and worked part-time while I completed my studies. I started full-time in August 2023.

What did you know about Worley?

Although my parents are not engineers, they worked in the industry so I knew a little bit about Worley.

What opportunities have come your way at Worley?

I have had the opportunity to work across multiple sectors, from critical mineral mining to green hydrogen production to concentrated solar power. I was also incredibly fortunate to work closely with our Business Performance Director on the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) strategy in 2022. This involved being present in strategic meetings and workshops with the ANZ leadership team- giving me great insight into how a high performing team strategises for the future. This opportunity made me really excited to be a part of the Worley team.

Why should someone apply for a Worley graduate role?

It’s an exciting time in Engineering, with a real shift in the industry towards a more sustainable future. Worley’s projects are so diverse, that as a graduate you can you can start on a green hydrogen project (like myself) and then move across into a critical minerals study or oil refining project.

Albert Lam

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), majoring in Mechanical Engineering,
and Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)

Mechanical Engineer

When did you start with Worley?

I started at Worley at the end of 2019, just before the pandemic lockdowns.

What did you know about Worley?

When I first heard about Worley, I was impressed by the range of projects and services that the company was involved in – from renewable energies such as solar, hydrogen and environmental consulting to the more traditional oil & gas industries onshore and offshore. As my university degree helped me explore digital tools such as virtual reality headsets and digital twins, I was drawn to how Worley utilised these tools across projects – and as I have worked on more projects, I’ve also discovered other tools such as photogrammetry and laser scanning which are integral to how we deliver outcomes for our customers efficiently and safely.

What opportunities have come your way at Worley?

I have been very fortunate to have had experiences across a range of areas in the business which has literally taken me across Australia. I initially started in the Digital Transformation group where I was responsible for designing an internal skills-search and resourcing platform, which allowed me to grow my network in local and international locations. From there, I decided to move into engineering (technical services) where for the past 4 years I have worked on a range of onshore/offshore projects that are critical to Australia’s energy infrastructure, security and transition to more renewable sources. Knowing that I am contributing to something that is important for all of us now and in the future gives me motivation and satisfaction in the work that I do every day.

Aside from the technical work, I’ve also had the chance to contribute globally by developing the Graduate Development Program for all Worley graduates, as well as chairing Worley’s Australian Graduate Connect Committee where I was able to personally meet and greet graduates and senior leaders in Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne. Being able to shape the early careers of fellow and future young professionals is a legacy that I am proud to have at Worley.

Why should someone apply for a Worley graduate role?

A graduate role at Worley opens a range of doors that will allow you to choose where you want to go and what you want to do for your career. As a global company, Worley offers a lot of opportunities to experiment and try new things – technical engineering and design could match exactly to your interests, or perhaps a career in project management (even in another location) might be a better fit. As a graduate, there will be support available in the Graduate Development Program through your manager, mentor and Graduate Committee, with opportunities to get involved socially and societally. Our world is constantly changing and Worley attracts the best and brightest to ensure that we are helping our customers adapt to these changes.

Sophie Hinchliffe

Bachelor of Environmental Science (honours)

Sustainability Consultant

When did you start with Worley?

I started as an undergraduate in October 2023 and as a graduate in February 2024.

What did you know about Worley?

I was referred to Worley by a current Worley employee.

What opportunities have come your way at Worley?

I have been able to work on projects that I am passionate about and with customers that are committed to making sustainable change. I’ve gained invaluable experience working with mining, energy and port customers on decarbonisation and climate change related projects. Through company social events, I have formed connections with people that have a variety of backgrounds and experiences and have also joined the Women of Worley committee where I’ve taken on leadership roles, organising company events to promote gender equality and diversity in the workplace.

Why should someone apply for a Worley graduate role?

Working for Worley gives you the opportunity to work across multiple industries and learn from those who are the experts in their field. Worley is also committed to helping you achieve your career goals and gives you opportunities to develop your professional capabilities through working on challenging projects and providing you with networking opportunities. There is also a great social culture, particularly amongst the Graduates, fostered through social events including social sport, coffee runs, monthly drinks, and annual engineering balls.