STEM Women host bespoke recruitment event with Assystem

On Wednesday 6^th December, STEM Women hosted an exciting insight event with Assystem, one of the world’s leading independent nuclear engineering companies.  67 handpicked final year students from Engineering and Business disciplines signed up for this fascinating insight into the nuclear industry, and found out all about the exclusive career opportunities from the recruitment team.

Meeting the team

The team at Assystem offered a quick succession of presentations covering their industry and company culture, the projects that the company work on, the people who make these projects possible, and the ways in which Assystem are supporting inclusivity in their industry.

The Graduate Programme

Assystem’s Early Careers Lead, Scott Riley, shared insights into the 2-year graduate programme, Switch to Grow, and shared the recruitment timeline. Company representatives also answered questions from the audience and helped debunk any myths about the industry.

Graduate Panel Discussion

STEM Women then facilitated a live panel discussion, where attendees heard from three graduates, Meg, Kallum and Victoria, who spoke about their roles, their insights and experiences of the graduate programme, and the exciting projects they are currently working on.

Live networking

The final part of the event offered a chance for attendees to use the knowledge they had learnt throughout the afternoon to begin networking with the team and joining breakout sessions to chat with the recruiters.  In these chats, attendees received exclusive tips on the interview process, the skills Assystem are looking for and how to make applications stand out from the crowd.

More About Assystem

Assystem, one of the world’s leading independent nuclear engineering companies, is committed to accelerating the energy transition. With more than 55 years of experience in highly regulated sectors with stringent safety and security constraints, the Group provides engineering services as well as digital solutions and services to optimise the performance of complex infrastructure assets throughout their life cycle. In its 12 countries of operation, Assystem’s 7,000 experts are supporting energy transition. To achieve an affordable low carbon energy supply, Assystem is committed to the development of low carbon electricity (nuclear, renewables and electricity grids) and clean hydrogen. The Group is also helping drive the use of low carbon electricity in industrial sectors such as transportation.

Interested in a bespoke event?

Are you an employer looking to host a bespoke event to help you target stand-out candidates? Get in touch with our team today to find out more by emailing info@stemwomen.com.