AXA UK, the UK arm of the AXA Group, underwrites general and health insurance on a stack mixing Guidewire core insurance systems with Databricks, SAS, H2O and Python for pricing and analytics across AWS, Azure and GCP. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward support, HR and security, with pain points centred on financial crime compliance, sanctions screening and detection-and-response maturity, which points to a regulatory and risk-control push rather than a pure growth build.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Trading, Technical Director
AXA UK is the British business of the AXA Group, headquartered in London with 10,001+ employees. It sells insurance for homes, cars and businesses, alongside healthcare plans including private medical cover for UK and international use. Core operations run on Guidewire, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday and Anaplan, with analytics in Databricks, Power BI and SAS. Marketing runs across Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, LinkedIn Ads and Meta. Current hiring is concentrated in the United Kingdom.
AXA UK uses Guidewire, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, Anaplan, Databricks, Power BI, SAS, H2O and Python, running across AWS, Azure and GCP with Kubernetes, plus React and C# for application work.
Yes. Security is one of AXA UK's more active hiring areas alongside support and HR, tied to efforts to improve detection and response and strengthen financial crime and sanctions compliance.
Active initiatives include internal model development for health and general insurance, a financial crime compliance framework, future customer service models, claims solutions, new product development and optimising trading levers.
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