Jobs at AustralianSuper

Leads product design strategy across multiple products and member journeys, manages and develops Product Designers, establishes design standards and systems, and partners with Product, Engineering, CX, Brand, and business stakeholders. The role champions accessible, compliant, consistent, research-led, and member-centred experiences while improving design processes and delivery practices at scale.

Supports second-line risk oversight for AustralianSuper’s Member Domain. Responsibilities include analyzing risk-system data, conducting control testing, reviewing GRC activities, assessing regulatory changes and obligations, monitoring operational and compliance risks, and preparing insights for reporting and decision-making. The role partners with first-line risk teams and provides advice, challenge, and recommendations on control design, effectiveness, and risk management practices during a six-month contract.

Lead AustralianSuper’s third-party security assurance program by assessing control effectiveness, reviewing assurance evidence, identifying risks and remediation priorities, facilitating workshops, tracking improvements, and reporting insights to senior stakeholders. The role requires strong knowledge of financial-sector security requirements, especially CPS 234, along with the ability to influence external partners and translate technical risks into practical business recommendations.

Finance Manager serving as the primary finance partner for AustralianSuper’s New York office. Responsibilities include management reporting, financial analysis, accounting entries and controls, external audit coordination, budgeting, forecasting, procurement support, payroll process improvement, and business partnering with international and local leadership. The role requires strong technical accounting, analytical, ERP, Excel, communication, influencing, and change-management skills.

Provides institutional portfolio risk analysis, modelling, stress testing, scenario analysis, reporting and decision support across investment options and building blocks. Maintains risk models, data, assumptions and documentation; evaluates portfolio construction, exposures, constraints and risk-return trade-offs; identifies model limitations and supports governance, auditability and senior investment decision-making. Collaborates with asset allocation, implementation, asset-class and risk teams on portfolio oversight and improvements to risk systems and processes.

Provides local and global support for private and public markets investment platforms, data providers, Excel tools, APIs, and workflow systems. Responsibilities include incident resolution, root-cause analysis, configuration, access management, platform upgrades, vendor coordination, testing, documentation, and workflow automation. The role partners with investment and operations teams across private equity, private credit, real assets, and public markets to improve data quality, reporting, and technology-enabled investment processes.

Leads independent second-line investment risk oversight for listed equities and public markets. Reviews portfolio strategies, manager appointments, investment proposals, exposures, liquidity, valuation, concentration, and emerging risks. Develops risk frameworks, methodologies, monitoring, and governance practices while challenging senior investment stakeholders. Prepares risk assessments and reporting for executives, committees, and the Board, and provides thought leadership across institutional investment risk.

Design and deliver scalable data pipelines, models, and reusable solutions using Microsoft Fabric and Azure technologies. Apply AI, automation, DevOps, security, privacy, governance, and data-quality practices to large enterprise datasets. Partner with stakeholders to define requirements, manage delivery risks, and produce reliable data solutions. Provide technical leadership, coach engineers, and advance data engineering standards and practices.

Leads AustralianSuper’s Corporate Affairs intelligence capability, using reputation, stakeholder, media, social, campaign, and content data to generate strategic insights. Develops reporting frameworks, performance measures, early-warning indicators, risk thresholds, and a Generative Engine Optimisation strategy. Monitors AI-search visibility, supports campaign planning, informs communications strategy, manages service-provider relationships, and maintains relevant policies and controls.

Leads investment data enablement by translating business requirements into data solutions, engineering and enhancing investment platforms, designing data pipelines, embedding AI and advanced analytics, and supporting governance, quality, controls, documentation, and continuous improvement. The role partners with investment, technology, business, and vendor stakeholders to deliver trusted, accessible, and fit-for-purpose investment data.

Supports front-of-house operations for the Melbourne office by greeting visitors, preparing meeting rooms, coordinating meetings and catering, managing expenses and correspondence, liaising with vendors, procuring stationery, and assisting colleagues with office logistics and travel arrangements.

Manages risk-based internal audits across financial services and superannuation operations. Responsibilities include developing audit plans, conducting compliance, financial, and operational audits, evaluating risk and controls, preparing reports, tracking remediation actions, supporting regulatory compliance, and improving internal audit processes and reporting.

Oversee assurance for general advice delivered to superannuation fund members. Manage representative onboarding, training, supervision, monitoring, CPD, due diligence and offboarding. Conduct audits, identify trends and risks, recommend remediation, maintain GRC records and reporting, and support regulatory obligations. Partner with advisers, licensees and internal teams to improve advice quality and governance while providing coaching, constructive challenge and subject matter expertise.

Manage investment cost ratio calculations and regulatory reporting across investment options. Apply ASIC Regulatory Guide 97, support regulatory change, improve reporting controls, coordinate insurance renewals, and own CPS 190 Recovery and Exit Planning activities. Use Power BI and analytics to identify inconsistencies, provide insights, and explore automation and AI solutions. Engage stakeholders, auditors, regulators, brokers, advisers, and governance committees.

Investigate fraud, scams, identity crime, account misuse and other financial crime risks. Review identity verification outcomes and monitoring alerts, analyze member and transaction data, assess risk, apply safeguards, document decisions, escalate complex matters, and identify control improvements. The role operates within a regulated environment and requires sound judgment, strong analytical skills, and effective communication.

Provide high-quality administrative support to the Chief Financial Officer and Finance leadership team. Manage executive calendars, meetings, travel, invoices, purchase orders, credit cards, reconciliations, communications, presentations, board papers, events, and administrative processes. Handle confidential information, coordinate competing priorities, build stakeholder relationships, and improve sustainable administrative workflows across the Finance function.

Lead business analysis across complex projects and change initiatives in an international asset management environment. Responsibilities include requirements gathering, stakeholder facilitation, operational impact assessment, process and data modelling, project governance, and development of business requirements documents, traceability matrices, process models, user stories, use cases, and prototypes. The role supports investment, operations, risk, legal, technology, regulatory, operating model, and SaaS implementation initiatives.

Provide operational compliance support across the Member Domain by assessing processes, documentation, communications, incidents, and remediation materials against legislation and regulatory guidance. Identify and escalate compliance risks, maintain records, support controls and process improvements, and deliver practical guidance and training to stakeholders. The role requires strong knowledge of superannuation laws, risk and compliance frameworks, regulatory change, and operational compliance practices.

Manages UK financial services compliance across AustralianSuper entities, including regulatory change, compliance frameworks, governance controls, FCA engagement, monitoring programmes, thematic reviews, assurance, reporting, and GRC administration. The role coordinates international regulatory activities, prepares Board materials, supports audits and incident reviews, develops training, and collaborates with senior stakeholders across the UK and Australia.

Provide corporate legal advice for AustralianSuper’s UK and US operations, covering FCA regulatory developments, privacy and UK GDPR matters, commercial contracts, technology and AI governance, vendor agreements, and strategic projects. The role involves negotiating agreements, managing legal risk, advising stakeholders on regulatory change, supporting privacy incident response, and delivering pragmatic advice in a regulated financial-services environment.