IT touches every single part of our business and without it, we’d be nowhere, so you’ll be working at the heart of all that we do. As a large global organisation we deal with some of the most cutting edge technologies in the market and keeping on top of, not just the maintenance of healthy systems, but also the possibilities for the future, is an ever-evolving challenge. One that, with the best graduates on board, we know we can meet.
The graduate scheme has been carefully designed to maximise the opportunities for you, so you can make the most of your future. This will mean lots of challenges, hard work and plenty of personal contribution, including:
Your support network
We pride ourselves on having a strong IT team and from day one, we make sure you’ve all the help you need. When it comes to support, we like to make sure we’ve got everything covered, which is why in addition to the guidance you’ll receive from your IT Resource Manager (who’ll meet with you regularly to review your progress) you’ll also be assigned a Project Manager, whom you’ll report to and who will be on hand to help.
You’ll also liaise with a mentor who’ll coach, develop and guide you through your programme, a Senior Manager, who’ll review your progress bi-monthly and an HR Advisor who’ll keep an eye on your wellbeing throughout. We’ll also put you in touch with other graduates across all the schemes we run, so you can share all of your experiences with your peers.
Your career progression
You’ll normally be asked to take part in a minimum of four projects over the course of your programme, which will give you the opportunity to work within different parts of the company. The time spent on each project will vary depending on the nature of the work you’re undertaking and current business situation and direction. The maximum period for a project will be one year. You’ll either be in an IT specific, business or corporate business analysis team and you may also be given the chance to spend time working in India.
At Allianz, we operate a ‘grade’ structure which indicates the seniority and complexity of specific roles and at the end of the programme you’ll be put forward for a permanent role.
