The Senior Claim Representative manages complex and catastrophic claims, including high-touch accounts and litigation. They also serve as a department leader, mentoring team members and acting as a manager designee when necessary.
The Lead Software Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining complex software applications and integrations while providing technical leadership for project delivery. They act as an application owner for incident management, root cause analysis, and ensuring system resiliency through automated testing and performance troubleshooting.
Design, develop, test, document, and support applications and integrations, while owning production incident response, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and software defect resolution. Lead solution delivery and technical design across projects, collaborate with product owners and stakeholders, and promote agile, DevOps, continuous integration, and automated testing practices.
Investigates and determines the compensability of complex workers' compensation claims while managing reserves and negotiating settlements. Mentors team members, conducts file audits, and coordinates special projects to ensure compliance and cost containment.
The Senior Product Manager will shape product strategy, drive market development, and lead innovation across multi-line commercial insurance products. They will serve as a technical underwriting expert, developing policies and procedures while collaborating with business units to ensure profitable growth.
The Lead Software Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining applications while providing technical leadership for solution delivery. They also manage incident resolution, perform root cause analysis, and ensure system resiliency through automated testing and DevOps practices.
The Software Engineer III is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining applications and integrations using Java, .Net, and web technologies. They also act as an application owner for incident management, technical troubleshooting, and ensuring quality standards through peer reviews and documentation.
The trainee will participate in a formal one-year program to develop foundational skills in claims, loss control, premium auditing, and underwriting. Responsibilities include analyzing information, preparing reports, resolving problems, and supporting internal departments to ensure efficient operations.
The intern will gather and analyze data to support pricing, loss reserving, and product development initiatives. They will also prepare reports, deliver presentations, and engage in various actuarial functional duties.
The consultant will evaluate physical premises and safety programs to identify hazards and assist in risk selection for underwriting. They will also provide training to policyholders and develop loss control strategies to improve company success measures.
The Nurse Case Manager evaluates medical and disability needs for workers' compensation claims to ensure appropriate treatment and facilitate a timely return to work. They collaborate with claim handlers and medical providers to resolve disputes and manage case outcomes according to evidence-based guidelines.
The claim representative is responsible for investigating, determining compensability, and managing workers' compensation claims. They also negotiate settlements, manage medical bills, and ensure compliance with state legislation.
The Claim Representative handles medical and indemnity benefits, including determining compensability and establishing appropriate claim reserves. They are responsible for negotiating settlements, managing medical bills, and facilitating the return to work for injured employees.
The manager oversees the enterprise Data Governance and Analytics Center of Excellence, leading strategy, data quality initiatives, and cross-functional analytics projects. They are responsible for managing budgets, vendor relationships, and fostering collaboration across the enterprise to ensure data alignment and operational success.
The role involves investigating and determining the compensability of workers' compensation claims while managing medical bills and establishing appropriate reserves. The representative negotiates settlements, facilitates return-to-work programs, and ensures compliance with state legislation.
The Claim Representative II handles moderate to difficult property and casualty claims by investigating liability, determining compensability, and establishing appropriate reserves. They negotiate settlements within their authority and manage outside vendors to ensure cost containment while maintaining effective relationships with clients.
This position serves as an advisor to the enterprise regarding insurance coverage and extra-contractual litigation. Responsibilities include managing outside counsel, conducting investigations, attending mediations, and negotiating settlements.
Conducts virtual and physical field audits to determine appropriate premium exposures and classifications for policyholders. Provides training, mentoring, and development support to the Premium Audit staff.
The specialist manages and grows independent agency relationships while driving profitable business growth within an assigned territory. They also perform complex underwriting tasks, including evaluating risks and determining pricing for workers' compensation insurance.
The Claim Representative II manages moderate to difficult workers' compensation claims by investigating compensability, establishing reserves, and negotiating settlements. They also facilitate return-to-work programs, manage medical bills, and ensure compliance with state legislation.
The Claim Representative II manages a caseload of moderate to high complexity Michigan No-Fault PIP claims, including investigation, coverage analysis, and litigation management. They collaborate with various stakeholders to ensure compliant claim handling, negotiate settlements, and manage medical bills to achieve timely resolution.
Identify and evaluate new delegated underwriting authority program opportunities to ensure alignment with risk appetite and profitability targets. Lead due diligence of program administrators and develop comprehensive business cases to support executive decision-making.
Defend litigated Workers' Compensation claims before the WCAB, managing a full caseload from referral through trial or arbitration. Responsibilities include conducting investigations, attending depositions, negotiating settlements, and drafting legal briefs.
Provide legal assistance to attorneys through case preparation, legal research, and the drafting of complex documents. Responsibilities include interviewing witnesses, managing workers' compensation files, and assisting with court hearings.
Responsible for the operation, maintenance, and security of highly available computing platforms, servers, and networks. This includes deploying new technologies, managing middleware, and providing 24x7 on-call support for infrastructure reliability.
Leads the design, development, and support of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions and workflow automation within an Agile/DevOps environment. Provides technical leadership to integrate content services with cloud platforms and enterprise applications while ensuring security and scalability.
