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Have you heard about SAGE's 20 week placement program? Rather than explain it ourselves, we thought we'd hand it over to our recent placement grads to explain all about the program from their perspective.
Spread between SAGE's Smart Transport, Defence and Manufacturing teams, the group of interns all gained practical and valuable hands-on experience in their unique fields.
From creating the world’s first smart transit hub, to fighting the #WarOnWaste and celebrating our 25th birthday, 2019 was a year full of innovation, diversity and bucket loads of perseverance from our talented and rapidly growing team.
SAGE Automation was founded in the backyard shed of founder Andrew Downs. Fast forward 25 years to 2019 and SAGE Automation (SAGE), looks like a very different business. As it celebrates its 25th birthday, SAGE proudly maintains its corporate head office in Adelaide, whilst servicing its national client base with a team of more than 450 staff across 13 offices in metro and regional locations throughout Australia, as well, as three offices in India.
The latest step in SAGE’s Industry 4.0 transformational journey has everyone excited – and none more so than Graduate Engineer Thomas Jolley - who is now in charge of supervising a complex piece of new equipment known as the 'Komax Zeta 640 cabling machine'.
SAGE Group's General Manager of Asset Operations, Chris Muir, joined SAGE in 2018 as part of SAGE's strategic shift towards boosting organisational support services to businesses.
Adelaide-based technology and engineering company SAGE Automation is increasing production of its smart container deposit systems on the back of increased demand from Queensland.
The latest round of transport work experience students have made their mark at SAGE, so much so that they are now employed casually until they complete their degrees.
SAGE Senior Control Systems Engineer Russell Hartup has been working at SAGE for nearly 12 years. And when he’s not engineering solutions during work hours, he’s making people laugh - moonlighting as a comedian in his spare time.
Tonsley Innovation Precinct has again found itself on show, this time to an eager delegation from Victoria University.
SAGE Automation Control Systems Engineer Jason Leppin started with the company straight out of University. Now more than 7 years later, he hasn't looked back!
