The office space is great with end of trip facilities and well equipped kitchens. It is located a little far from the city. Dress code is smart casual.
Graduate, Sydney
Love the balcony where we sit our an eat lunch, large bright office, awesome tech space/innovation hub. Dress code is casual formal! Also love the showering facilities (you are even provided with towels!).
Graduate, Sydney
The company has it's own office building with great views and collaborative spaces. The dress code is smart casual but is very flexible. There's end of the line facilities, coffee machines and a ping pong / pool table
Graduate, Sydney
It's nice and very tech focused. Less 'banky' and corporate. Its pretty casual. Most guys wear chinos and shirt, sometimes jeans, most women are casual too.
Graduate, Sydney
Standard, but dress code ranges from casual to smart casual, whichever way people are comfortable in, which is great.
Graduate, Melbourne
Dress is whatever you want within reason. Some people wear t-shirt and shorts others wear suits. Depends on personal fashion. However is an expectation that you will look presentable (No stains etc) and when seeing clients to mimic how they dress (If they suit up, you suit up, if they are casual you can be casual) Office space is nice but not in CBD is the reason for lower marks
Graduate, Sydey
a little far from CBD
Midlevel, Sydney
Location is St Leonards which many are resistant towards, however we do have the entire building with incredible panoramic views from the city skyline panning west across Western Sydney to the Blue Mountains. Always so grateful sitting on our big balcony with colleagues for lunch, lapping in the views. Facilities are modern - we have hot desks, with standing functionality. We have plenty of bookable meeting rooms and phone booths. We have kitchens on every floor. We have an onsite cafe. We have a carpark. And we have lots of green plants everywhere!!! Can always be better, but the grass is always greener and really no objective complaints. Dress code is flexible - in the office, wear what you're comfortable in which can be sneakers and a hoody or shirt and dress shoes. In summer, we sometimes wear shorts. If meeting customers or clients, dress accordingly.
Graduate, Sydney
Great office building and facilities, quite state of the art. St Leonards isn't a great location though.
Midlevel, Sydney
The Tech Hub in Sydney is a very impressive facility purpose-built for my company. The office in Melbourne is also very professional and collaborative and based in the business district. The dress code is smart casual which is ideal.
Graduate, Melbourne, Australia
Nice newly refurnished office located at St. Leonard's. Dress code is business casual. (A bit more on the casual side if you are a software engineer)
Graduate, Sydney
Good facilities, with large breakout spaces, showers and other amenities, free parking for employees (during COVID). Location is a little out of the way (15-20min from CBD). Dress code is fairly casual.
Graduate, Sydney
Location is not central to the city but I get to drive to work as a result of Covid. The office space is nicely designed and is an inviting place to work at. The kitchen and outdoor sitting area is great to be in during lunch and for other, more casual events. The dress code is smart casual, especially if you don't have customer meetings but you can also choose to dress more formally too.
Graduate, Sydney
Mastercard have their own 6 level building with complimenting, cutting edge tech and facilities. We receive a parking space beneath the building free of charge which shows how much they care for their employees. It is situated out in St Leonard which is the only downside
Graduate, Sydney
Great offices. Dress code is business casual.
Graduate, Sydney