Not-for-profit private health insurer for Australia's education sector
Teachers Health is a member-owned health fund serving Australian school and tertiary education staff and their families. Its stack pairs a Microsoft Azure and .NET core with a legacy Informix database, while Optimizely, Adobe Analytics and GA4 sit alongside a Digital CRO Lead search, pointing to a push into conversion optimisation and experimentation. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward healthcare and member-facing roles rather than engineering.
Notable leadership hires: Digital CRO Lead
Teachers Health is a not-for-profit private health insurer founded in 1954 and headquartered in Surry Hills, NSW. It offers hospital, extras and combined cover to teachers, administrators and support staff across public, private and independent primary, secondary and tertiary institutions, with membership extending to eligible family members. The fund employs between 201 and 500 people and hires in Australia. Member service runs on Salesforce and Genesys, with digital channels built on React and TypeScript over Azure-hosted .NET services.
Teachers Health runs on Azure (App Service, Functions, Service Bus, API Management, SQL, Cosmos DB) with .NET Core, C#, React and TypeScript, plus Salesforce, Genesys, Optimizely, Adobe Analytics and Power BI.
Teachers Health is headquartered in Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia, and currently hires only within Australia.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, concentrated in healthcare and member-service roles, with additional HR, marketing and engineering openings and a Digital CRO Lead leadership role.
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