Bank of New Zealand runs a cloud-native engineering stack (Kubernetes, Spring Boot, React, Spinnaker on AWS and Azure) alongside Salesforce and nCino for lending and customer platforms. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, split between engineering and finance, with work centred on a Customer360 colleague platform, a shared design system and container security modernization, plus regulatory programmes like CPS900 resolution planning.
Bank of New Zealand is an Auckland-headquartered public company founded in 1861, employing 5,001–10,000 people. It serves personal, business, institutional and private banking clients across New Zealand. Its technology spans Java, .NET, TypeScript and Python services deployed on Kubernetes across AWS and Azure, with Salesforce and nCino supporting customer and lending operations. Data and risk work runs on Snowflake, SAS, Hadoop and RSA Archer, while Workday and ADP Payroll support internal operations.
BNZ uses React, TypeScript, Java, Spring Boot, .NET and Python, deployed with Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins and Spinnaker on AWS and Azure, plus Salesforce, nCino, Snowflake, Splunk and Dynatrace.
Yes. BNZ uses Salesforce and nCino, and job posts reference platform architecture work across both, tied to a lending origination experience and a Customer360 connected colleague platform.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by engineering and finance with mostly senior roles, all based in New Zealand, focused on design systems, container security and lending platforms.
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