Graduate Program – Sydney – Graduate Agricultural Consultant

GHD Group; Sydney; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Based in Sydney, GHD's Agriculture, Ecology and Natural Sciences team is seeking a Graduate Agricultural Consultant as part of the two-year Graduate Development Program. Holding a degree in Agricultural Economics, Economics, Agricultural Science, Agribusiness or a related discipline, you will apply your research, data and analytical skills across a range of projects.

You will assist with data collection and analysis, undertake economic research, maintain datasets, apply econometric techniques,

Qualifications

• Degree in Agricultural Economics, Economics, Agricultural Science, Agribusiness or related discipline.
• Interest in applying research, data and analytical skills to projects.
• Willingness to develop economic research and data capabilities under supervision.

Responsibilities

• Assist with collection, management and analysis of economic, financial and statistical data.
• Undertake economic research and data analysis using established tools and techniques.
• Maintain and update datasets and support data management.
• Apply statistical and econometric techniques to interpret data, identify trends and explore relationships.
• Support interpretation of advanced analytics using specialised analytical tools.
• Contribute to preparing data, analytics and research reports.
• Work with experienced consultants to develop analytical capabilities.

Skills

Data analysis

Research skills

Statistical analysis

Education

Agricultural Economics

Economics

Agricultural Science

Agribusiness

Job description

Graduate Program – Sydney – Graduate Agricultural Consultant

1d ago , from SEEK Grad Graduate Positions

We don’t do hair. But we do straighten out some of the world’s biggest challenges.

We’re engineers, scientists, designers, architects, planners, advisors, innovators and change makers, committed to making energy, water and communities sustainable for generations to come.

Since 1928, we’ve been wholly owned by our employees. Today, we are 11,000 diverse and skilled individuals working in over 160 offices across five continents — Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America, and the Pacific region.

We’re GHD.

We don’t do hair. But we do straighten out some of the world’s biggest challenges.

We’re engineers, scientists, designers, architects, planners, advisors, innovators and change makers, committed to making energy, water and communities sustainable for generations to come.

Since 1928, we’ve been wholly owned by our employees. Today, we are 11,000 diverse and skilled individuals working in over 160 offices across five continents — Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America, and the Pacific region.

Who could you be at GHD?

In Sydney, our Agriculture, Ecology and Natural Sciences team is looking for our next Graduate Agricultural Consultant!

Based in our Sydney office and holding a degree in Agricultural Economics, Economics, Agricultural Science, Agribusiness or a related discipline, you’ll have the opportunity to apply your research, data and analytical skills across a range of projects. If you’re interested in using economic and statistical analysis to generate insights and support informed decision-making, this could be the role for you.

A little more about the role can be found below:

• Assist with the collection, management and analysis of economic, financial and statistical data.
• Undertake economic research and data analysis using established tools, methods and analytical techniques.
• Maintain and update quantitative and qualitative datasets and support effective data management.
• Apply statistical and econometric techniques to interpret data, identify trends and explore relationships.
• Support the interpretation of advanced and predictive analytics using specialised analytical tools.
• Contribute to the preparation of data, analytics and research reports, helping communicate findings and insights.
• Work alongside experienced consultants and technical specialists while developing your economic research, analytical and data capabilities.

This role offers exposure to a range of economic research, data and analytics activities, providing an excellent foundation for a career in agricultural consulting and economics while developing your technical, research and analytical skills.

Our two-year Graduate Development Program is designed to give you a smooth start to your consulting career. Alongside your peers, managers and mentors, we’ll help you detangle any challenges along the way. You’ll work collaboratively with peers across other disciplines within GHD, as well as with our clients, and connect across the business to share insights, knowledge and improve your overall technical capabilities.

Start dates and opportunities

Most of our full-time roles kick off in February 2027, though some teams might have earlier start dates in mid-2026. Plus, there might also be casual work opportunities throughout your final year of study to give you a head start.

We’re committed to being as inclusive as possible and giving everyone an equitable chance of getting through our application process. If you identify as someone who is neurodiverse or have a disability and need adjustments to any part of the process, let us know in your application form—we’re here to help.

GHD: The Power of Commitment

At GHD, we don’t just believe in the power of commitment, we live and breathe it every day.
Community impact is important to us, influencing how we work, our projects and how we give back. Our GHD in the Communityprogram partners with not-for-profit organisations so that we can work on pro-bono projects, as well as volunteering and fundraising for philanthropic and humanitarian causes. As a business, we also channel some of our profits into the GHD Foundation, a registered charity that addresses disadvantage and inequality in children accessing STEAM education in the countries where we live and work.

Within GHD, our employee groups and networks help us foster community, find our tribe, and celebrate what makes us unique. These groups play a big part in our global diversity, equity and inclusion strategy, creating spaces for meaningful and safe conversations, connecting with likeminded individuals, and creating a voice to leadership.