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A start-up culture with a 30-year head start

Life at Intuit Australia
Empowering new ideas.
At Intuit, innovation is everyone’s job, no matter your role or location. Here in Australia, we build innovation muscle and stimulate new ideas using techniques like Design 4 Delight, where cross-functional teams work together to solve customer problems, testing and learning through rapid experimentation until a winning idea emerges.
We also foster creativity by encouraging employees to use 10% of their working hours to pursue an idea they are passionate about.

An environment of teamwork.
Located in the heart of Sydney’s central business district, our office offers spectacular views of the harbour, social spaces that encourage collaboration, as well as breakout areas for relaxation.
Onsite activities like customer carnivals, sports teams, yoga classes, cultural events and new starter nights also provide opportunities to get together as a team. We’ve also partnered with The Smith Family as a part of our We Care and Give Back (WCGB) initiative, where you can either donate your time or fundraise on their behalf.

Living our values.

Peace of mind is priceless.
The well-being of our employees is the utmost priority, which is why we offer only the best benefits to ensure physical, mental, emotional, and financial peace of mind.
Some of our benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance plans, our "Get a Second Opinion" service that provides experts who can offer advice on medical conditions as well as support for stress or family issues, and our Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP).

The people behind our innovation

Henry Ford said ‘The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing’. We’d wholeheartedly endorse that at Intuit.

I’ve failed over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed’. For me, those words from Michael Jordan really sum up Intuit’s approach to innovation.
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