Specialty insurer covering surety, specialty lines, structured solutions and warranty
Trisura is a Toronto-based specialty insurer whose stack is moving from on-premises SQL Server, SSIS and SSRS toward Microsoft Fabric, OneLake and Azure Data Factory, with Purview and Collibra anchoring governance. Hiring is accelerating and finance-heavy, with data roles focused on legacy workload migration, data quality and AI governance controls.
Trisura is a publicly traded North American specialty insurer founded in 2006 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. It writes business across surety, specialty insurance, structured solutions and warranty lines, including directors and officers, employment practices liability, E&O and program business. The company has 201–500 employees and hires in Canada and the United States. Its internal systems run on the Microsoft ecosystem, including Azure, SQL Server, Power BI and .NET, with NetSuite for finance and Bloomberg for market data.
Trisura runs on Microsoft technology: Azure, SQL Server, Microsoft Fabric, OneLake, Azure Data Factory, Power BI and Azure DevOps, plus Python, Spark, .NET, Angular, NetSuite, Purview and Collibra.
Yes, and hiring is accelerating. Finance and insurance roles lead, followed by data, sales, claims and engineering, mostly at mid and senior levels in Canada and the United States.
Trisura is modernizing its data platform by moving legacy SQL Server workloads to the cloud. It is also implementing enterprise data and AI governance, building CI/CD in Azure DevOps and launching new insurance products.
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