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AXA Japan Tech Stack

Global P&C and life insurance group with regional Japan operations

Insurance Tokyo 5,001–10,000 employees Founded 1998 Public Company

AXA Japan is the Japanese subsidiary of a Paris-headquartered insurance and asset-management conglomerate operating across 51 countries. The tech stack reflects a dual-track modernization strategy: core insurance operations run on Guidewire Insurance Suite (industry standard), while emerging capabilities layer in Databricks + MLflow for analytics and UiPath for process automation. Active adoption of AWS, Azure, and GCP signals migration away from legacy on-premise infrastructure. Hiring is concentrated in engineering (21 roles) and finance (18), with mid-level professionals dominating the intake — consistent with the project focus on compliance-heavy work (IFRS, CSRD, Solvency II reporting) and internal tooling maturity rather than greenfield product launches.

Tech Stack 77 technologies

Core StackDatabricks MLflow Terraform AWS Power Platform TypeScript JavaScript React Next.js Express.js Jest OpenShift Redis Splunk Dynatrace Jenkins ArgoCD SonarQube GitHub Guidewire Insurance Suite UiPath Anaplan HTML CSS Serverless Framework Fastify Aurora MySQL DocumentDB Kibana Teams+43 more
AdoptingAWS Azure GCP

What AXA Japan Is Building

Challenges

  • Managing technical debt
  • Improving team efficiency
  • Ensuring operational continuity
  • Improving risk management effectiveness
  • Eliminating fraudulent claims
  • Optimizing earnings and taxes
  • Capacity constraints for key roles
  • Reducing errors
  • Deepening existing markets
  • Vendor capacity shifts

Active Projects

  • Ifrs insurance liability evaluation
  • New product development project
  • Csrd and solvency ii reporting
  • Disaster recovery plan testing
  • Company wide strategy development
  • Regression test automation
  • M&a support
  • Business continuity planning (bcp)
  • Business impact analysis (bia) framework development
  • Mid-term sales channel strategy planning

Hiring Activity

Decelerating120 roles · 20 in 30d

Department

Engineering
21
Finance
18
Support
15
Sales
14
Ops
9
Product
8
Security
8
Data
5

Seniority

Mid
43
Senior
25
Staff
18
Junior
17
Lead
8
Manager
6

Notable leadership hires: Test Lead, Cooperative Ops Lead, Web Director

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About AXA Japan

AXA Japan operates as the Japanese entity of AXA Group, a global insurance and asset-management leader with 93 million customers and 145,000 employees across 51 countries. In Japan, the company serves customers through two principal business units: AXA Life Insurance and AXA General Insurance. The subsidiary traces its Japan entry to 1994, with operational scale expanded through the 2000 acquisition of Nippon Dantai Life Insurance (a specialist in SME-focused group insurance established in 1934). The parent company's 2018 acquisition of XL Group positioned AXA as the leading global platform for commercial P&C insurance lines. Current headcount in the 5,001–10,000 range positions AXA Japan as a significant regional employer in the insurance and financial-services sector.

HeadquartersTokyo
Company Size5,001–10,000 employees
Founded1998
Hiring MarketsSouth Korea, Australia, Japan

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does AXA Japan use?

Core systems: Guidewire Insurance Suite. Data/AI: Databricks, MLflow. Infrastructure: AWS, Azure, GCP, OpenShift. Process automation: UiPath. Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript. Observability: Splunk, Dynatrace, Kibana. CI/CD: Jenkins, ArgoCD. Notably adopting multi-cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP) and migrating from legacy infrastructure.

What is AXA Japan working on?

Projects span regulatory compliance (IFRS liability evaluation, CSRD/Solvency II reporting), operational resilience (disaster recovery, business continuity planning, BIA frameworks), internal automation (regression test automation), and business strategy (M&A support, mid-term sales-channel planning). Heavy emphasis on regulatory and risk infrastructure.

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