Trans-Tasman general insurer modernizing core claims and data platforms
Suncorp is a 10,000+ person insurance operator running a legacy stack (ServiceNow, Duck Creek, SAS) while actively migrating to cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, Redshift, Databricks). The adoption of Terraform and Guidewire ClaimCenter, paired with active projects around customer MDM, GenAI for service, and platform migration, signals a multi-year modernization effort — but pain points around reporting quality, claim cost management, and disaster recovery governance suggest the organization is still mid-transition between old and new systems.
Suncorp Group is a public Australian insurance company operating through brands including AAMI, GIO, Vero, Bingle, and Apia across Australia and New Zealand. The business centers on general insurance products and claims processing, with a significant operational footprint built on ServiceNow, Duck Creek, and control-plane tooling (Jenkins, Control-M, Ansible). Current engineering and data hiring is steady, with 173 open roles focused on support, data engineering, and platform teams. Active investment in a customer master data platform, digital insurer program, and GenAI models for customer service indicates a push toward modernized customer experience and internal analytics.
Suncorp operates ServiceNow, AWS, Redshift, Databricks, dbt, Duck Creek, SQL, Python, Java, React, and Splunk. The company is actively adopting Terraform and Guidewire ClaimCenter while moving away from SAS.
Suncorp Group is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia. The company is a public insurer operating across Australia and New Zealand with 10,001+ employees.
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