Wealth platform for advisers: wrap, super, managed accounts and administration
Netwealth runs an adviser-facing wealth platform on a Microsoft-centric core (C#, .NET, Azure, SQL Server, Dynamics 365) alongside a Google data layer (BigQuery, Pub/Sub, Firestore) and Snowflake. Adoption of Power Platform plus active work on an enterprise AI platform and Copilot-driven automation points to an internal productivity push. Accelerating, senior-weighted hiring led by engineering and data, including a Data Lead, backs that direction.
Notable leadership hires: Data Lead
Netwealth is a Melbourne-headquartered, ASX-listed wealth platform founded in 1999. It provides portfolio administration, superannuation, retirement, investment and managed account products to investors and non-institutional intermediaries such as financial advisers, private client and high net worth firms. The group acts as trustee, operator, custodian and administrator across its wrap, super and managed fund structures. The company employs 201–500 people and currently hires in Australia.
Netwealth uses C#, .NET, Angular, React and TypeScript on Azure with SQL Server, plus Dynamics 365, Snowflake, BigQuery, Power BI, Terraform, Python, Calastone and FactSet. It is adopting Power Platform.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest department, followed by data and product, with a strong tilt toward senior roles and an open Data Lead position, all in Australia.
Current initiatives include an enterprise AI platform, AI enablement via Copilot and automation, a new service pod in Adelaide, API ecosystem development, integration platform enhancements and a technology operating model rollout.
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