Develop and enhance the Scams Workbench platform, an application used by analysts to detect, investigate and action scam events in real time.
Locations (2)
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Compensation
Competitive remuneration and employee discounts. Make life easier (and more affordable) with $80 monthly credit and 25% off Optus products and unique shopping discounts with our retail partners.
Responsibilities
Build and enhance the Scams Workbench application, delivering an intuitive and high-performing experience for scam analysts
Design and develop frontend components and workflows that enable efficient investigation and management of scam events
Build and maintain backend services and APIs that connect application features to data, machine learning outputs and detection engines
Develop secure, scalable and reliable application functionality that supports a high-volume production environment
Partner with analysts and business stakeholders to understand requirements and continuously improve the user experience
Help customers successfully deploy and scale Wiliot solutions in real-world environments. This role combines solution engineering, technical deployment, and customer collaboration.
Responsibilities
Lead the technical deployment of Wiliot solutions with enterprise customers
Translate customer workflows into technical solution architectures
Design and implement end‑to‑end solutions using the Wiliot platform
Build integrations, scripts, or prototypes for customer environments
Troubleshoot deployment challenges and ensure reliable production implementations
In charge of design, build and industrialise security controls across the software development lifecycle and CI/CD supply chain, creating secure-by-default delivery patterns and integrating automated controls into GitLab pipelines.
Responsibilities
Contribute to and implement the agreed DevSecOps control framework, ownership model and exception process across IWM / Azqore
Create ownership, SLAs, triage, remediation, exception expiry and evidence workflows for risk-based security gates and vulnerability management
Design and maintain reusable GitLab CI/CD templates and golden pipelines
Integrate and tune SAST, SCA, secret detection, IaC scanning, container-image scanning and, where applicable, DAST
Establish artefact governance, SBOM generation and retention, image provenance, trusted base images and lifecycle controls for Nexus and internal registries
Lead the specification, stewardship and governance of the pricing models and processes used for Casualty business across Starr’s US and International operations, covering General Liability, Environmental Liability, and Primary and Excess placements.
Responsibilities
Lead the specification, calibration and stewardship of pricing models and processes for Casualty business, including the global pricing models deployed across the US and International
Hold ultimate accountability for pricing models: own methodology, parameter and low-level code updates, and back-test review and sign-off
Develop and maintain casualty methodology, including experience and exposure rating, loss development and trend selection, increased limit factor (ILF) curve calibration, large loss loads, and the treatment of claims-made versus occurrence and clash
Develop and maintain a Starr view of casualty risk, including loss and social inflation, latent and emerging exposures, and perils or features that cannot be modelled directly
Work closely with Reserving so that pricing assumptions are consistent with reserving, and feed back actual-versus-expected experience
Requirements
qualified UK actuary (FIA or equivalent)
Nice to have: US casualty pricing
Nice to have: global or multi-entity pricing models
Nice to have: building models in a dedicated pricing platform (Hx)
Nice to have: scenario or catastrophe model output for event-driven casualty exposures
The Head of Finance & Treasurer leads the company's financial management internally, serving as the CFO's operating counterpart and deputy, owning enterprise forecast, budget, cash, liquidity, and investment portfolio.
Compensation
The target base pay for this position is $233,500 - $321,000/year.
Responsibilities
Own the enterprise forecast, annual budget, long-range plan and burn targets
Run the company's financial review layer: weekly and monthly business reviews, the monthly Flash and results package, the quarterly forecast and the cost-review process
Lead scenario and sensitivity analysis on cash runway, capital requirements, production ramp, certification timing and commercial-launch economics
Produce CEO, ELT and Board financials
Serve as Joby's corporate Treasurer, accountable for a multi-billion-dollar portfolio of cash and investments
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Finance, Economics or another quantitative field
As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will play a key role in keeping all production systems running smoothly. You will work closely with other engineers and operators to fuse engineering principles, operational knowledge, security, and automation to work towards platform/service production excellence from an angle of infrastructure, reliability, and security.
Responsibilities
Design, build, and maintain core infrastructure for developer focus, platform resilience, and scalability
Establish & maintain IaC best practices and templates
Troubleshoot, rollback, and restore services, creating necessary dashboards for high availability
Create and enhance run books for on-call issue resolution
Deploy, support, and monitor new and existing services, platforms, and application stacks