Achmea

About Us

Achmea is the largest insurer in the Netherlands!

Okay, but who are we? What do we do, and what do we stand for?

At Achmea, you’re not just a data engineer, digital marketer, IT professional, healthcare buyer, or financial expert. First and foremost, you’re someone who works on solutions for social issues with your heart. Someone who follows their heart, leads in their field, and uses their talent for sustainable living. What does that mean? Let us explain!

Society faces challenges
There are plenty of social challenges in areas like healthcare, sustainability, mobility, safety, and income. And besides being there for people when it really matters, we at Achmea believe we also have a role in solving these issues. That’s why we work daily with 14,000 colleagues on solutions for these societal challenges.

A concrete example is WegWijsVR. An innovation from our brand Interpolis. A few bright minds noticed that the number of traffic accidents among young people was increasing. A partner of Interpolis inspired the Smart Solutions Team at Interpolis to use VR. The result? A VR solution with an educational traffic package used in primary schools across the Netherlands. The goal? To help over 250,000 children navigate traffic more safely. That’s what we call impact.

Make an unexpectedly significant impact from your heart! But there’s more. We’re also working on solutions for health, housing, work, mobility, and income. Do you want to use your talent and heart to contribute to solutions for societal challenges? Check out our vacancies and apply.

What are our sustainable initiatives?

Achmea stands for Sustainable Living Together. We strive for a sustainable and inclusive society where we live together harmoniously, and no one feels excluded. Achmea aims to make sustainable solutions accessible to everyone. In addition, climate action is a key theme for us. We are committed to achieving climate-neutral operations by 2030, a climate-neutral investment portfolio by 2040, and a climate-neutral insurance portfolio by 2050 at the latest. In our social role, we also focus on the social aspects of sustainability. An example of this is the €2,500 (net) that employees receive to contribute to sustainability efforts. This could include making your home more energy-efficient or purchasing an electric bike, thereby contributing to environmental improvement!