Guidewire Business Analyst

Overview

Hybrid
50 - 60
Contract - W2
Contract - Independent
Contract - 2 Year(s)
No Travel Required
Unable to Provide Sponsorship

Skills

Agile
Business Analysis
Business Management
Business Process
Functional Requirements
Property And Casualty Insurance
Software Development Methodology
Guidewire
Insurance
Negotiations
PMLC
Presentations
Specification Gathering
User Stories

Job Details

Guidewire Business Analyst

Introduction:

The Guidewire Business Analyst will be responsible for analyzing business processes and requirements within the property and casualty insurance claims space. They will work closely with the team to develop detailed business requirements, functional specifications, and user stories.

Responsibilities:

  • Utilize 7+ years of business analysis experience to analyze and understand business processes within property and casualty insurance claims.
  • Work with iterative and agile methodologies to develop detailed business requirements and technical specifications.
  • Create business process diagrams, data rules, business requirements, and functional requirements/user stories.
  • Review, re-engineer, or develop IT solutions for business process/improvements automation.
  • Interface with business management during walkthrough, interview, presentation, and negotiation processes.
  • Create clear and concise deliverables that reflect a deep understanding of business needs and software functionality.

Requirements:

Required Skills: Agile, Business Analysis, Business Management, Business Process, Functional Requirements, Property And Casualty Insurance, Software Development Methodology, Guidewire, Insurance, Negotiations, PMLC, Presentations, Specification Gathering, User Stories

Preferred Skills: Experience with SDLC and PMLC processes

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