
Qantas Brings 400 Tech Jobs to Adelaide
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Qantas Unveils New Product Innovation Centre in Adelaide, Creating Over 400 Tech Jobs
Qantas is launching its new Product Innovation Centre in Adelaide, South Australia, bringing in over 400 tech, digital, and AI jobs. The centre will focus on developing better digital tools for the airline, including upgrades to the Qantas app and staff systems. The state government views this as a significant win, highlighting South Australias strong workforce and education in AI. Qantas is currently recruiting for nearly 40 more roles and plans to add hundreds more over the next few years. The move is part of a key deal with the state government, aiming to boost high-tech jobs and set the stage for further growth in the region.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Qantas Brings 400 Tech Jobs to Adelaide. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 31st. Welcome in. This is Adelaide News today, where local news meets AI. Quantus is firing up its new product innovation center in Adelaide, bringing over 400 tech, digital, and AI jobs to South Australia. The first 12 skilled workers just started in a temporary spot, with a full hub set to open mid-year. They're hiring product managers, designers, software engineers, and data plus AI experts to build better digital tools. That means upgrades to the Quantus app and staff systems that smooth out everything from booking flights to grabbing bags. South Australia's government sees this as a big win, calling it proof of the state's strong workforce and education in AI. Minister Chris Picton says it's positioning the region as a leader in digital innovation. Right now, Quantus is recruiting for nearly 40 more roles ahead of the official launch, with plans to add hundreds over the next few years. Their tech cheap highlights how Adelaide's tech scene is thriving and will speed up turning ideas into real customer improvements.
This move locks in a key deal with the state government, boosting high-tech jobs and setting the stage for more growth down under.
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