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We are seeking an experiencedPlatform Architect with deep InsureMO expertise and strong P&C insurance domain knowledgeto lead platform architecture, solution design, and implementation initiatives. The role will focus on designing scalable, cloud-native insurance solutions using InsureMO capabilities across product, process, integration, and data.
Design and leadInsureMO-based architecture and solution designsfor P&C insurance platforms.
Define architecture standards, integration patterns, APIs, and data models.
Design scalablecloud-native, microservices, and event-driven solutions.
Guide InsureMO product configuration, process orchestration, and integrations.
Support insurance capabilities includingpolicy administration, rating, underwriting, billing, and claims.
Collaborate with business, engineering, product, and delivery teams to ensure successful implementation.
Drive technical decisions, architecture governance, and solution documentation.
Lead large-scale insurance transformation initiatives and provide technical guidance to engineering teams.
Engage with client stakeholders to understand business needs and translate them into scalable technical solutions.
Strong hands-on experience with the InsureMO platform and insurance solution architecture.
Strong P&C insurance domain knowledge.
Experience with policy administration, rating, underwriting, billing, and claims ecosystems.
Strong understanding of API-led architecture, microservices, and event-driven integration.
Experience designing cloud-native solutions using platforms such as AWS, Azure, or GCP.
Knowledge of enterprise integration patterns and data architecture/models.
Experience with REST APIs, integration frameworks, and distributed systems.
Strong architecture documentation, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Experience collaborating with business and technical stakeholders in Agile delivery environments.
Experience leading large-scale P&C insurance transformation programs.
Experience integrating InsureMO with Guidewire, Duck Creek, Majesco, or other insurance platforms.
Knowledge of Kafka or other event-streaming technologies.
Experience with cloud-native technologies, containers, and Kubernetes.
Experience with enterprise data platforms, data governance, and insurance data models.
Strong client-facing and stakeholder management experience.
Experience mentoring architects and technical delivery teams.
InsureMO or relevant cloud/architecture certifications are a plus.
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