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Student named ANZ’s first NZ Technology Intern
30 July 2015
Student named ANZ’s first NZ Technology
Intern
IT student Aidan Brown’s skills, attitude and commitment have been recognised by ANZ bank which has awarded him its first New Zealand Technology Internship.
ANZ’s Technology Internship programme is
designed to showcase the range of employment opportunities
at New Zealand’s biggest bank by giving IT students at
Wellington Institute of Technology (WelTec) a chance to view
the bank from the inside.
Aidan, 22, is studying
towards a Bachelor of Information Technology majoring in
Programming and Information Security and Assurance. Each
week he spends a day at ANZ’s technology office in
Wellington learning about different parts of the
bank.
“I am spending time in each part of the IT
team – from attending business meetings where decisions
are made about projects, to compliance, technical testing,
quality assurance and looking into what is required to
support ANZ’s core banking service,” says Aidan. “At
the moment I am primarily working on mobile phone
development
ends
ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited
Get on top of your money
ANZ has been helping New Zealanders get on top of their money ever since we opened for business in 1840. We were New Zealand's first bank and today we have a large network of full-service branches and ATMs, and talented people across the country.
We're passionate about helping our customers make their money work harder and equipping them to make better financial decisions. Whether it's travelling the world, buying a home, building a business, investing for the future or protecting their family's future, we use our financial strength and expertise to help make it happen.
Through our sponsorships, our Staff Foundation and thousands of staff volunteer hours each year, we support causes that make a difference to New Zealanders.
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