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Give A Grad A Go is partnering on a 12-month Law Graduate program within Australia’s large profit-for-member superannuation funds. You will rotate through Compliance and Risk, focusing on governance, policy, and AI governance in a regulated environment.
The program targets recent graduates in Commerce, Law or Economics with strong analytical skills and an interest in regulatory change, risk and responsible AI adoption. Hybrid working is offered with two office days per week.
Are you a recent law, commerce or business graduate who enjoys making sense of complex rules and turning them into something practical? Are you curious about risk, regulation and how organisations use AI responsibly? Join one of Australia's largest profit-for-member superannuation funds!
Our client is one of Australia's largest profit-for-member super funds, looking after the retirement savings of over a million Australians. With no shareholders to pay, everything they do is in their members' best interests. They're a fast-paced, purpose-driven organisation with a tech-forward leadership team that is investing heavily in AI and data capability across the business.
This is a 12-month graduate program starting on Monday 22 February 2027, made up of two 6-month rotations within the Enterprise Governance division, which covers legal, risk, compliance, company secretariat and corporate sustainability. You'll start in Compliance, working across obligations, financial crime, regulatory change and regulatory engagement, before moving into Risk, where you'll support enterprise risk or a business partnering team working with another part of the organisation. AI governance is a major focus for the division, so you'll be right at the centre of how a large, regulated organisation adopts AI responsibly.
In this Law Graduate role, your daily tasks will include, but not be limited to:
If you are an analytical, curious graduate who wants to build a career foundation in risk and governance with an organisation that puts its members first, we'd love to hear from you.