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DLA puts a huge emphasis on pro bono work and there is a great range of local and international initiatives graduates can get involved in if they are interested --- One of the best things about working on pro bono matters is the autonomy available to you, and it can often lead to you meeting and working with DLA lawyers from all over the world.

DLA Piper Australia

Tom Borland

Tom Bruerton graduated with a Bachelor of ICT Engineering (Network Security), Diploma Engineering Practice from the University of Technology Sydney in 2018 and is now working as a Consultant at VMware.

VMware

Tom Bruerton

My favourite part of my job is getting to conduct thorough investigations into the affairs of a company. 

Tom Corben

Within a year of working here I have gone from a placement student to undergraduate to graduate and the whole time I have been exposed to many diverse tasks, operations, people, and responsibilities.

Anglo American

Tom Hutchinson

I like to set aside time each afternoon to improve my knowledge of the technology environment at Westpac... As university degree wasn’t IT related, it’s important that I leverage these tools to improve my knowledge on key concepts in the field.

Westpac Group

Tom Ingham

Tom Mahon studied a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics) at University of Melbourne, and is now undertaking his graduate year in RACV’s finance division.

RACV

Tom Mahon

The best part of my job is the social aspect. As a broker, you need to have a strong understanding of your client’s business and how they operate. 

Gallagher

Tom McCauley

Tom Moody studied a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours)/ Bachelor of Business (Management) and is a Graduate Engineer at McConnell Dowell

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