Insurance Business Analyst
Triunity Software · Alexandria, Ohio, United States · $100K–$110K/yr
IT Services and IT Consulting · 51-200 employees
About the role
The Business Analyst will coordinate with business leaders and underwriters to research, document, and implement new products and processes for P&C insurance. They are responsible for managing project documentation, reporting progress to senior management, and facilitating key decision-making discussions.
What they look for
Requirements
Candidates must have a strong background in P&C insurance, specifically Personal Lines, and experience with Agile methodology. Proficiency in creating technical documentation such as BRDs, system diagrams, and use-case models is required.
Benefits
Full description
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Training & development
Title: Business Analyst with P&C Insurance Responsibilities:
- Very strong Insurance background and knowledge of P&C insurance – Personal Lines.
- Very good communication skills
- Experience in coordinating with different business leaders on products rolled out to new states, apart from research, recommendations and document new products, context flows, processes, workflows and procedures to provide technical, analytical, and business solutions for business partners
- Experienced in working on Agile methodology and ability to understand and articulate the complexities involved in PE11 implementation
- Experience in having conversations with Business heads/sponsors, involving in key decision discussions related to state expansion
- Coordinate with larger teams in preparing Architecture Design Document/System Diagram, Business Requirement Documents, Functional/Non-Functional Requirement Documents, Use-Case, Business Process Diagrams, Activity diagrams, Document of Understanding, Knowledge Transition Document.
- Experience in coordinating with Underwriters and Business team for Standard and Non-Standard business
Report status on a regular basis to senior management on progress made, risks and mitigations and key asks
