Technology / SaaS Hiring Demand in Australia

In the week beginning 29 June 2026, 28 Technology / SaaS job ads were posted across Australia from 1 job boards. The most advertised role was Service Delivery Manager. Data is aggregated weekly by Kolvera from public Australian job advertisements.

Data updated 29 June 2026 · refreshed weekly

Top advertised Technology / SaaS roles

RoleAds this week
Service Delivery Manager6
Senior Service Delivery Manager2
Technical Solutions Consultant, Google Photos (English, Mandarin)1
Onboarding Consultant1
Senior Manager Customer Success Management1
Product Delivery Manager, Apac1
Delivery Manager1
Product Delivery & Qa Manager1
Part-Time Service Delivery Manager1
Sap Project Manager & Delivery Lead - Nv1 Cleared1

Most active Technology / SaaS hirers

CompanyAds this week
Cisco Systems Australia3
Google1
Open Point1
Diebold Nixdorf1
Beonic1
Kablamo1
Trapeze Group1
Climate Friendly1
Lug and Carrie1
Xoda1

Weekly trend

WeekJob ads
29 Jun 202628
08 Jun 202632
06 Jun 202632
05 Jun 202632
01 Jun 202652
29 May 202627

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this data come from?

The data is aggregated from public job advertisements across major Australian job boards. Duplicate ads are removed each week so the same advertisement is only counted once.

How often is it updated?

Every Monday. Each snapshot covers the previous seven days of public Technology / SaaS job advertisements across Australia.

How do recruitment agencies use this?

Hiring surges are business development signals — when a company suddenly posts more roles, it usually needs help filling them. Kolvera tracks which Australian companies are hiring, every day, and finds the verified decision-maker contacts behind the ads.

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Methodology: Aggregated from public job advertisements across major Australian job boards. Duplicates removed. Counts are directional, not exhaustive.