Build software and AI skills employers ask for 

AI is changing how teams build, test, deploy, and support software. This is your chance to learn practical tools, work on real client projects, and build experience employers value. 

At FDM, up to 12 weeks of full-time training in our Skills Lab prepares you for client project work with leading Australian organisations. We match you to a role that fits your strengths and goals. 

Start dates: rolling intake. Apply now. 

Your first 12 weeks 

You will work hands-on with object-oriented programming, Java, Spring Boot, React, Python, JavaScript, Git, SQL, cloud platforms, and AI integrations. You will learn how software is designed, built, tested, improved, and supported. 

Roles you could move into 

• AI Engineer. Work with AI integrations as part of engineering teams building, improving, and supporting modern applications. 
• Software Developer. Design and build complex, scalable systems using sound engineering principles. 
• DevOps Engineer. Build fast, reliable pipelines to streamline development and deployment, so features can be delivered effectively. 
• Site Reliability Engineer. Design resilient cloud infrastructure to support the demands of modern applications. 
• Production Support Analyst. Investigate and troubleshoot application issues and provide timely solutions. 

Where it leads: Your path can open into software development, AI engineering, DevOps, site reliability, or production support. 

Consultant quote 

“My work spans building APIs and microservices, designing user interfaces, and setting up automation pipelines.” — Kevin Daryl, Full-Stack Developer 

Why join FDM 

• Up to 12 weeks of hands-on training in FDM’s Skills Lab before your first client project 
• Commercial software engineering experience with major global organisations across multiple industries 
• Hands-on exposure to the tools, teams, and environments used by leading technology employers 
• Ongoing coaching throughout your career journey 
• Support from mentors, coaches, and a wider consultant community 
• Social events to help you build a network and feel part of a team 

What you need to bring 

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, IT, or a related technical field 
• Problem-solving and analytical thinking 
• Clear communication and collaboration 
• Ability to learn quickly 
• Australian citizen or permanent resident 
• Open to relocate for Sydney or Melbourne projects, with support 
• Commitment to FDM's 2.5-year Graduate Program 

Working arrangement 

Office-based three to five days per week, depending on the client. 

How to apply 

• Submit application → Technical test → Phone interview → Video interview → Assessment Centre