Jobs at Auto-Owners Insurance

Prepare accounting reports for federal and state agencies, learn insurance accounting principles, help automate manual accounting processes, use computer data for problem solving, and provide management decision-making reports.

Handle entry-level insurance claims under supervision, including investigation, evaluation, resolution, and customer service for agents and insureds.

The Business Analyst will develop business requirements, act as a liaison between teams, and assist in defining and documenting requirements through various methods.

This role involves handling entry-level insurance claims, including investigation, evaluation, and resolution, under supervision. The position supports agents and clients while developing skills in claims processing and negotiation.

The Auto Claims Representative handles entry-level claims under supervision, investigating and resolving claims, studying policies, and developing negotiation skills while providing support to agents and insureds.

The Claims Support Staff assists in communication with stakeholders, data entry, record maintenance, report preparation, and various departmental duties.

The Experienced Attorney will analyze complex legal issues, review claims and outside counsel, provide advice on corporate matters, and stay updated on legal changes.

The Claims Expediter contacts parties for claims processing, assists with documentation, answers inquiries, and performs support functions while ensuring attendance and learning state adjuster's license requirements.

The Business Intelligence Developer will create data processes and reporting solutions, support business inquiries, and document code while learning BI tools.

The Marketing Representative will generate business, conduct training, and communicate marketing strategies to agents while managing relationships and reporting activities.

Administer and maintain z/OS mainframe systems: install and patch systems software via SMP/E, program mainframe routines, provide technical support and debugging, adjust OS settings for performance, and help define standards and best practices. Lead or coordinate team projects and occasionally work outside normal hours.

Entry-level Business Intelligence Engineer builds and documents data extracts, transforms, and infrastructure to support BI reporting. Learns data engineering tools and data flows, communicates with stakeholders, and participates in training.

Prepare accounting reports for federal and state agencies, learn insurance accounting principles, assist in automating accounting processes, analyze computer-stored data for problem solving, and produce management reports to aid decision making.

The Data Specialist analyzes data processes, manages data quality and reporting solutions, and develops project plans to meet business needs.

The Phone Auditor determines classifications and premium exposure based on audit information, aids in underwriting classification, and effectively communicates with policyholders and agents.

The Life Product Services Representative communicates with agents to promote life, health, and annuity products, provides training, and assists with sales techniques and competitor research.

The Quality Analyst role involves analyzing business requirements, writing test plans, conducting manual software testing, and documenting test results. The position is ideal for those with a Bachelor's degree and strong communication skills.

This entry-level position requires handling insurance claims under supervision, including investigation, evaluation, and resolution, while developing negotiation skills and product knowledge.

The Underwriting Support Associate communicates with stakeholders, processes underwriting information, organizes workflows, and prepares inspections for underwriting.

As an Entry Level Business Analyst, you will develop and document business requirements, facilitate communication between teams, and perform high level testing.