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What they do

HBF is a not-for-profit health insurer that started in 1941. It says that it is Australia's second-largest not-for-profit health fund, with about 1.2 million members. It sells hospital, extras, and ambulance cover, and cover for overseas visitors. It has no shareholders. Its group also includes HBF Dental, see-u, and Queensland Country Health Fund.

What they value

• Be impactful and commercial.
• Be authentic and focused on members.
• Be accountable for actions and decisions.
• Be self-aware and reflective.
• Be inclusive and open to others.
• Be you, and be bold.

Where they hire

All 12 Postings are in Australia: eight in Perth, two in Sydney, and a dentist in Townsville. One design role names Perth, New South Wales, and Victoria. Five Postings offer hybrid work. No Posting is fully remote. Six Postings say that HBF makes sure that you can work in Australia, and does a police check.

Teams and roles

Most roles are in technology, data, and projects.

• Technology: a core insurance platforms lead, a senior detection and response engineer, an early-career developer of robotic process automation, and one Business Analyst Posting for four roles.
• Business analysis: a team lead who coaches analysts and leads the use of AI.
• Projects: a change lead for data modernisation and a program manager for cyber and technology.
• Digital, marketing, and operations: a senior experience designer, a retention marketing analyst, a claims processor, and a part-time property and fleet coordinator.
• Health: a dentist at a Townsville dental practice.

Four Postings offer 12-month fixed terms.

What they look for

Eleven Postings ask you to work with stakeholders, and nine ask for good communication skills. Six ask for continuous improvement, and four ask for Agile experience. Three ask for Jira and Confluence. The business analyst Postings ask you to find uses for AI. Two ask for work in a regulated industry. Three ask for a tertiary qualification. Only the business analyst team lead gives a number of years, 5 to 10.