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Hi All, Please share with me your updated resume at rahul.kumar@globalapplications.com Insurance Business Analyst  Location: Jersey City, NJ. Hybrid day 1 onsite Long Term Contract Job 1. Guidewire Expertise: Demonstrated proficiency in Guidewire platforms, including ClaimCenter, PolicyCenter, and/or BillingCenter. Ability to configure and optimize these systems to meet business requirements.   2. Business Analysis: Conduct thorough analysis of insurance business processes, requirements, and workflows. Collaborate with stakeholders to understand their needs and translate them into functional specifications.   3. Requirements Gathering: Leverage strong communication skills to elicit and document detailed business requirements. Work closely with various teams to ensure a comprehensive understanding of business objectives.   4. System Configuration: Hands-on experience in configuring Guidewire systems based on business requirements. Customize and enhance functionalities to align with insurance industry standards and best practices.   5. Testing and Quality Assurance: Develop and execute test plans to validate system configurations and ensure they meet specified requirements. Identify and address any issues or discrepancies.   6. Documentation: Maintain detailed documentation of business processes, requirements, and system configurations. Keep documentation up-to-date with any changes or enhancements.   7. Stakeholder Collaboration: Collaborate with different departments, including IT, underwriting, claims, and finance, to ensure seamless integration of Guidewire solutions and alignment with overall business goals.   8. Problem Resolution: Proactively identify and address issues, providing timely and effective solutions. Troubleshoot and resolve any challenges related to Guidewire implementations. Regards Rahul

Sr. Technical Guidewire BSA Share the resumes at zararaza@techrakers.com along with the Candidate's LinkedIn profile. Top Skills' Details List the top three skills in order of importance and number of years of experience for each skill. 1. Auto Insurance Domain Knowledge (2+ years) 2. Detail oriented analytical skills (4+ years) 3. Transformation experience preferably Guidewire (3+ years) 4. Policy Migration/Conversion Experience (3+ years) 5. Ability to lead and coordinate activities with multiple teams (6+ Years) Job Description Reviews, analyzes, and evaluates information technology systems operations. Determines user needs and requirements and recommends ways to improve systems. Serves as primary point of contact between users and engineering/development staff. Identifies, documents, reports and tracks system issues. Supports the process of translating business needs into formal technical requirement deliverables. Will candidate work onsite at a USAA campus or remote? Onsite at USAA Campus is desired, but possibility of remote for great candidates. List the top three skills in order of importance and number of years of experience for each skill. 1. Auto Insurance Domain Knowledge (2+ years) 2. Detail oriented analytical skills (4+ years) 3. Transformation experience preferably Guidewire (3+ years) 4. Policy Migration/Conversion Experience (3+ years) 5. Ability to lead and coordinate activities with multiple teams (6+ Years) What are the top three technology tools this resource must have knowledge using? 1. Oracle SQL/ MS SQL 2. Jira / JWM 3. MS Office Can you please provide a brief description of the daily duties using the technology tools above? 1. Ability to analyze data sets and profile date for conversion 2. Leads analysis and verification of technical requirements /mapping for completeness 3. Leads traceability of approved and base lined artifacts across different work areas of conversion 4. Review and update Jira board features/stories as needed based on analysis 5. Reconcile data and metrics related to mapping requirements across applications 6. Coordinate with integration partners, program teams and data mapping teams to resolve tasks and dependencies What are some job responsibilities specific to your team for this role? 1. Analyze multiple integrating systems and assess impacts caused by any defects, CRs or clarifications, communicate them to the involved parties and ensure documentation 2. Coordinate with downstream partners to understand their impacts, dependencies and plan the work accordingly 3. Provide metrics and reports to leadership as needed on progress of activities; Maintain communication with partners reg status and clarifications

Hello All, Welcome to the #1 post on Guidewire Series #Guidewire Guidewire Software PS: I am working on multiple Guidewire role, for more details reach out to me supriya.thorat@itbility.com.au Guidewire Policy Center is a robust policy administration system designed for insurance companies to efficiently manage the policy lifecycle. Ensuring its optimal performance involves various types of testing: =>Functional Testing: Validates each function, such as policy creation, endorsements, renewals, and cancellations, to ensure they work as intended. =>Integration Testing: Focuses on seamless interactions between Policy Center and other systems, verifying accurate data exchange and synchronization. =>Regression Testing: Ensures new features or changes do not affect existing functionalities, preventing the introduction of new issues. =>User Interface (UI) Testing: Assesses the user-friendliness, consistency, and responsiveness of the interface. =>Performance Testing: Evaluates responsiveness, stability, and scalability under various loads, including stress and load testing. =>Security Testing: Examines vulnerabilities to unauthorized access and data breaches, ensuring robust data protection. =>End-to-End Testing: Validates the entire policy lifecycle, from application to claims processing, ensuring data accuracy and process flow. =>User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Involves end-users testing the system to ensure it meets their needs, providing critical usability feedback. =>Data Migration Testing: Ensures accurate data transfer from legacy systems without loss or corruption. =>Localisation and Internationalisation Testing: Checks compatibility with different languages, currencies, and regional settings. =>Accessibility Testing: Ensures the interface is accessible to users with disabilities, complying with accessibility standards. Your insights and experiences are valuable! Share your comments to enhance our community's understanding. Anil MoreAniket Kadam Syed Maaz HussainPrem Kumar JMandadi HareeshVignesh VyasAparna DokkaVinutha PoosaVandana KottakotaSarumathi PonnusamyShalini VermaSREE SUGHANYA BOOMINATHANThinisha AngirekulaAmrutha RVidya KamateNisha PatelSrinivas KyathamUmamaheswari Nagaraj@Vetriselvi Dinesh DevarajanAmita Bagad

Configuration is key in insurance software implementation, allowing developers to customize Guidewire to meet specific business needs. Involving business users early ensures alignment with operational requirements. Collaboration between tech and business teams is crucial for success. #TechCollaboration #BusinessRequirements #InsuranceTech #CustomSoftware #BusinessAlignment #SoftwareImplementation #BusinessTech#Guidewire #InsuranceSoftware #Collaboration https://ow.ly/H5yV50QGyJJ

Harnessing Innovation: Exploring Salesforce Vlocity, Guidewire, and the Evolution of Policy and Claims Management As a LinkedIn Business Analyst, I'm excited to dive into the realm of Salesforce Vlocity, Guidewire, and the transformative impact they bring to Policy Administration, Claims Management, and Billing Center operations. These cutting-edge solutions are revolutionizing the insurance industry, empowering organizations to deliver seamless customer experiences while driving operational efficiency. Salesforce Vlocity offers a comprehensive suite of industry-specific cloud and mobile solutions, seamlessly integrated with Salesforce CRM. Its advanced capabilities streamline policy administration processes, enabling insurers to configure, launch, and manage complex insurance products with ease and agility. Guidewire, on the other hand, is renowned for its robust suite of software solutions tailored to the needs of property and casualty insurers. From Claims Center, which facilitates end-to-end claims management, to Policy Center, which supports policy lifecycle management, Guidewire empowers insurers to deliver exceptional service while optimizing operational workflows. The convergence of Salesforce Vlocity and Guidewire technologies enables insurers to unlock new levels of efficiency and innovation across the insurance value chain. By leveraging data-driven insights, automation, and digital engagement tools, organizations can enhance customer satisfaction, reduce costs, and drive sustainable growth. Moreover, solutions like GuideWire's Billing Center provide insurers with the flexibility and scalability needed to manage billing and invoicing processes effectively, further enhancing operational efficiency and revenue management. In today's competitive insurance landscape, embracing platforms like Salesforce Vlocity and Guidewire is essential for organizations seeking to stay ahead of the curve. By harnessing the power of these technologies, insurers can transform their operations, elevate the customer experience, and thrive in the digital age. #SalesforceVlocity #Guidewire #InsuranceTechnology #PolicyAdministration #ClaimsManagement #BillingCenter #DigitalTransformation #BusinessAnalysis #LinkedInPost #RecruitmentOpportunity #businessanalystjobs #businessanalyst #opentowork #openforopportunities

#Guidewire #Policycenter # Schedulerating In Guidewire PolicyCenter Schedule Rating Modifiers) are adjustments applied to the premium calculation based on subjective factors related to the insured risk, which may not be fully captured in the base rating plan. These modifiers allow the insurer to fine-tune the premium based on their judgment of the insured's risk characteristics. ### Key Points about Schedule Modifiers: 1. **Subjective Adjustments:** - Schedule modifiers account for characteristics that are not fully reflected in standard rating factors, such as the insured's management quality, safety programs, or operational procedures. - These modifiers are usually applied after base rates have been calculated, adding flexibility to the rating process. 2. **Application in Rating:** - Schedule modifiers are typically expressed as percentages or factors that either increase or decrease the final premium. - For example, if a business has a well-established safety program, a schedule modifier of -5% might be applied to lower the premium. Conversely, if there are concerns about risk management, a +10% modifier might be applied to increase the premium. 3. **Manual or Automated Adjustments:** - In **Guidewire PolicyCenter**, schedule modifiers can be manually input by underwriters during the policy quote process, or they can be automated based on predefined rules. - These modifiers are part of the overall rating engine, and they can be configured to apply to specific lines of business or coverage types. 4. Types of Factors Considered: - Common factors for which schedule modifiers might be applied include: -Management and Safety Practices: Strong leadership and risk mitigation programs can lower risk. -Loss Control Programs: Effective loss control measures may warrant a premium reduction. - Maintenance and Operations: Well-maintained equipment or low-risk operational procedures can impact the risk assessment. 5. Regulatory Guidelines: - In some jurisdictions, the application of schedule modifiers is regulated to ensure fairness and transparency. Insurers must often document the reasons for applying these modifiers. 6. Configurable in Guidewire: - In Guidewire PolicyCenter, the schedule modifier functionality is highly configurable. Insurers can define rules and guidelines for when and how these modifiers should be applied during the underwriting and rating process. ### Example: - **Base Premium Calculation**: Suppose the base premium for a policy is $1,000. - **Schedule Modifier**: Based on safety practices and operational procedures, a -10% schedule modifier is applied. - **Final Premium**: The final premium would be $1,000 - (10% of $1,000) = $900. In conclusion, **schedule modifiers** in Guidewire PolicyCenter provide a flexible way to adjust premiums based on an underwriter’s subjective evaluation of the insured’s risk characteristics that are not captured by standard rating factors.