Trans-Tasman general insurer running multi-brand home, motor and commercial lines
Suncorp Group is a Brisbane-based general insurer operating a portfolio of consumer and commercial brands across Australia and New Zealand. Its stack pairs a Duck Creek core with Databricks, SAS, dbt and Redshift, and it is adopting Azure Landing Zones alongside Terraform and Azure Policy, which points to a governed cloud build-out. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward support, legal and data roles, with AI-driven pricing a recurring project theme.
Suncorp Group is a public general insurance company headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, with more than 10,000 employees. It sells insurance products to customers in Australia and New Zealand through a portfolio of brands that includes AAMI, GIO, Vero, Bingle and Apia. Its operations cover underwriting, pricing, claims handling, including workers compensation, and strata insurance. Corporate functions such as tax, finance and legal support the group. Current hiring is concentrated in Australia and New Zealand.
Suncorp uses Azure and AWS with Terraform, Ansible and Vault. Its data tooling includes Databricks, SAS, dbt, Redshift and Tableau, and it runs Duck Creek for insurance core systems. Dynatrace, Splunk and Grafana handle observability.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by support, legal and data roles, with finance, claims and engineering positions also open. Most roles are senior or mid-level and are based in Australia and New Zealand.
Job posts point to AI and advanced analytics for pricing, LLM optimisation, CI/CD and platform capabilities, improvements to tax reporting, and expansion of the strata insurance proposition.
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