Canada – Remote Hiring | Senior Business Analyst – Commercial P&C / MGA | 8+ Yea
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Job description
Role: Senior Business Analyst- Commercial P&C/ MGA
Duration: Long Term
Location: Canada - Remote
Experience: 8+ Years
Experience with Commercial Lines and Workers’ Compensation is highly desirable.
Role Overview
We are looking for a Senior Business Analyst with strong Commercial P&C insurance and MGA experience to support implementation of Sure Commercial.
The ideal candidate should understand the complete MGA insurance lifecycle, including broker submissions, appetite/eligibility, underwriting, risk assessment, rating, quote, bind, policy issuance, endorsements, renewals and cancellations.
Key Responsibilities
- Gather and document business requirements from MGA stakeholders and underwriters.
- Translate business requirements into Sure Commercial configuration, user stories, workflows and functional specifications.
- Perform fit-gap analysis and define configuration vs. integration requirements.
- Support commercial insurance product, underwriting, rating and policy transaction requirements.
- Define broker submission and submission-to-bind workflows.
- Support integrations with rating engines, carrier, broker, accounting and other downstream systems.
- Create user stories, acceptance criteria, process flows and business rules.
- Support SIT, UAT, testing, defect analysis and business sign-off.
- Facilitate client workshops and work closely with product owners, architects, developers and QA teams.
Must-Have
- 8+ years of Business Analysis experience with significant Commercial P&C experience.
- Strong understanding of the MGA business model and underwriting lifecycle.
- Experience with MGAs, specialty insurers, program administrators or delegated underwriting organizations.
- Strong knowledge of commercial P&C, underwriting, appetite, eligibility, rating, quote/bind and policy transactions.
- Experience with at least one commercial insurance platform.
- Commercial experience highly preferred.
- Strong experience with user stories, acceptance criteria, functional specifications, process flows and business rules.
- Experience with implementation, configuration, SIT and UAT.
- Strong client-facing communication and Agile/Scrum experience.
Preferred
- MGA or specialty insurance implementation experience.
- Experience with ISO/Verisk, RAS, external rating engines or insurance data services.
- Experience with REST APIs, JSON/XML, data mapping and integrations.
- Exposure to JIRA, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Postman or SQL
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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