Graduate Careers in Group Transformation - NAB
Graduate careers in Group Transformation
Our Group Transformation team leads and manages complex organisational change designed to help NAB become the most customer-focused bank in Australia and New Zealand.
By streamlining internal processes and fostering operational resilience, we ensure that the bank can adapt swiftly to evolving market and customer needs.
We work closely with business units across the organisation, identifying areas where procedures can be simplified or enhanced for greater efficiency. Through this collaboration, we strive to provide customers with clear and straightforward products, dependable service, and seamless, real-time transaction capabilities.
Ultimately, our efforts support easier money movement for all customers and position NAB at the forefront of innovative and customer-centric banking solutions.
To accomplish its objectives, Group Transformation:
- Concentrates on important projects in three main domains: making organisational processes simpler, upgrading payment systems, and pushing forward technology enhancements.
- Leads initiatives to update and modernise the company’s tech infrastructure.
- Enhances how changes are delivered by promoting improved teamwork and making change management more efficient.
Our graduate roles in Group Transformation are predominately based in Melbourne, with a limited number of roles in Sydney.
What we look for in a Group Transformation graduate
We’re looking for graduates who enjoy learning, are curious and have a growth mindset. Graduates should be good communicators and have a keen interest in understanding the business of banking. We love a fresh perspective and people with strong problem-solving skills who can work collaboratively.
We prefer that you have a degree/major in one of the following fields:
- Arts
- Business
- Change Management`
- Commerce
- Computer Science
- Data Analytics
- Data Science
- Economics
- Engineering
- Finance
- Law
- Management
- Mathematics
- Project Management
- Software Engineering
- Technology
Our teams
The Group Transformation team helps NAB become simpler, faster, more customer-centric and more resilient. The team comprises a variety of core and specialist teams to start and build your career in:
- Payments and Digital Assets
- Enterprise Simplification
- Technology modernisation
- Enterprise Change and Transformation
- Performance and Delivery
What you’ll do in Group Transformation
Through rotations, you’ll have the opportunity to work with diverse and dynamic teams to help you develop your skills and knowledge. Rotations will provide you with the experience of delivering innovative products and services.
Some of the work you may do during your rotations include:
- Contribute to developing strategies to improve the experience of our customers and colleagues.
- Work with product colleagues to analyse customer needs and market trends and develop and deliver customer propositions.
- Protect customers and colleagues by reviewing, strengthening and automating controls.
- Use your analytical capabilities to identify and present product and process improvement opportunities.
- Collaborate with different teams across NAB to deliver transformation initiatives.
Where Group Transformation can take you
As a graduate you will have the opportunity post program to transition to various roles across our Group Transformation teams, providing diverse opportunities to specialise and build a rewarding and long-term career with NAB.
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