Jobs at Emergent Holdings

Leads large, complex enterprise IT and strategic projects from planning through closeout. Manages teams, budgets, resources, risks, vendors, communications, governance, and executive reporting. Supports portfolio intake, PMO maturity, Agile adoption, benefit realization, and troubled-project recovery. Mentors project managers and business analysts, administers the enterprise project portfolio management solution, and contributes to corporate strategy implementation.

Defends litigated workers’ compensation claims, manages caseloads through resolution, conducts legal research, drafts correspondence and memoranda, advises clients, evaluates risks, and advocates before hearing venues. The role requires independent case management, strong legal analysis, communication, ethics, and knowledge of insurance laws. It is fully remote but requires residence and practice in California, Virginia, or both Iowa and Nebraska, with travel to hearing locations.

Maintains accurate financial records through journal entries, account reconciliations, financial reporting, and transaction review. Monitors loss-sensitive insurance business, including premium and loss transactions, invoicing, collections, collateral, and adjustments. Prepares financial schedules, tax support, regulatory filings, and audit documentation. Resolves system and accounting errors, supports customers and vendors, verifies data accuracy, and recommends process improvements while maintaining confidentiality.

Handles workers’ compensation claims from investigation through settlement and closure. Determines compensability, causal relationships, reserves, medical bill payments, subrogation potential, and return-to-work plans. Negotiates settlements, manages vendors, interprets applicable laws, and escalates complex cases. Maintains claim documentation, supports client relationships, mentors team members, and ensures compliance with internal standards and jurisdictional regulations.

Leads commercial property and casualty insurance product strategy, underwriting governance, market development, product innovation, and process improvement across multiple business lines. Evaluates risks, pricing, reinsurance structures, policy wording, regulatory changes, and business opportunities. Develops underwriting guidelines, products, business cases, and implementation plans while advising stakeholders and supporting technology requirements. Requires extensive multiline underwriting and product management experience, strong analytical and communication skills, and occasional travel.

Leads day-to-day IT operations, including infrastructure, applications, networks, databases, desktop systems, security, availability, disaster recovery, and business continuity. Supervises IT staff, manages vendors and service levels, coordinates projects, supports budgeting, develops procedures and documentation, manages technology risks, and advises leadership on strategic and operational decisions.

Provides underwriting technical support to agents and policyholders by interpreting workers’ compensation policies, state laws, bureau rules, rating algorithms, audits, and endorsements. Reviews policy changes, verifies coverage, resolves bureau and customer inquiries, analyzes losses and payroll data, manages workflow, and coordinates with internal departments. The role also trains agents and mentors underwriting specialists while ensuring policy compliance across multiple states.

Maintains secure, reliable, and highly available servers, networks, operating systems, middleware, and multi-cloud infrastructure. Responsibilities include installation, upgrades, monitoring, troubleshooting, automation, security patching, disaster recovery, job scheduling, vendor coordination, documentation, and 24x7 on-call support. The role also supports development, test, and production environments, leads infrastructure projects, mentors technical staff, and recommends improvements to infrastructure performance, security, and lifecycle management.

Underwriting and Business Development Interns support insurance operations and corporate functions, gaining exposure to underwriting, business development, data analysis, loss control, and general business activities. Responsibilities include preparing presentations, attending meetings, responding to customer inquiries, managing deadlines, using company software, maintaining confidentiality, and completing assigned projects. Interns must demonstrate professionalism, communication skills, adaptability, and growth while working full-time during the summer internship period.

Designs, develops, configures, tests, documents, and supports Guidewire ClaimCenter and related applications, integrations, tools, and systems. Responsibilities include production support, incident and problem management, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, release management, technical design, automated functional and performance testing, code reviews, mentoring junior developers, vendor liaison work, and collaboration with architecture teams. The role requires independent judgment, leadership, SDLC expertise, and strong Java, .NET, JavaScript, SQL, Oracle, and testing capabilities.

Summer internship supporting project coordination, portfolio administration, and business operations. Responsibilities include tracking project activity, maintaining portfolio data, preparing meeting materials and reports, documenting processes, organizing information, and supporting follow-up activities. The intern will use company software, assist with data validation and operational planning, respond to internal inquiries, and present internship learnings or process improvement recommendations. The role requires organization, communication, confidentiality, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.

Manages complex and catastrophic workers’ compensation subrogation claims, including investigation, liability assessment, recovery strategy, negotiation, settlement, litigation-related matters, and multi-jurisdictional compliance. Serves as a technical expert and team leader by mentoring employees, conducting audits and training, supporting projects, and coordinating with claims teams, attorneys, vendors, and clients. The remote role requires occasional travel for meetings and mediations.

Processes and approves premium audits and audit adjustments, reviews audit findings, researches workers’ compensation classifications and policy information, and communicates changes to internal and external stakeholders. Provides customer service, manages workflow inventory, prepares correspondence, and mentors junior analysts and technicians. The role requires knowledge of insurance underwriting rules, payroll documentation, state classifications, and audit procedures, along with strong analytical, organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Leads and coaches agile teams, facilitates Scrum ceremonies, manages backlogs and dependencies, removes blockers, communicates status, and improves team performance and delivery metrics. Partners with product managers, product owners, stakeholders, and senior leadership on strategic initiatives, project coordination, risk mitigation, and operational improvements. Requires seven years of Scrum Master or agile project management experience, preferably in insurance, plus strong facilitation, communication, analytical, planning, and conflict-resolution skills.

Entry-level trainee position rotating through workers’ compensation claims, loss control, premium audit, and underwriting. Learns department procedures, systems, insurance terminology, risk analysis, claims processing, safety evaluation, premium calculations, policy underwriting, and customer or agency relationship management. The formal training program lasts up to one year and prepares the trainee for a targeted career-path position. Duties may involve office and field work, customer visits, presentations, audits, and frequent travel depending on the assigned discipline.

Leads the design, configuration, development, integration, testing, deployment, and production support of Guidewire InsuranceSuite applications for Property and Casualty insurance. Translates business requirements into secure, scalable solutions; directs technical design and code reviews; supports integrations, incident resolution, root cause analysis, releases, and continuous improvement. Mentors engineers, maintains technical documentation, and promotes Agile, DevOps, quality, security, and enterprise architecture standards.

Senior Business Analyst responsible for gathering, validating, and documenting insurance business requirements; creating functional specifications, user stories, acceptance criteria, workflows, and data models; coordinating stakeholders and project timelines; supporting Agile delivery, testing, implementation, and go-live activities; and serving as the liaison between business, technical, operational, and product teams. The role requires Guidewire experience, strong analytical and communication skills, and expertise in insurance business processes.

Processes, balances, validates, and posts cash receipts and accounts receivable transactions across billing and financial systems. Researches suspended cash, returned ACH payments, refunds, premium write-offs, collateral, and reconciliation issues. Communicates with internal and external parties, supports audits, responds to inquiries, and completes related projects while maintaining accurate and confidential records.

Provides enterprise IT incident management and helpdesk support, including hardware and software installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and user assistance. Documents and prioritizes incidents in an ITSM system, supports computing devices and business applications, manages application security, creates technical documentation, coordinates with vendors, and maintains service-level commitments. The role requires strong communication, customer service, analytical, documentation, and troubleshooting skills, with occasional travel and possible after-hours support.

Actuarial intern gathers and analyzes data for pricing, loss reserving, product development, capital modeling, reinsurance, and financial analysis. The role prepares reports and presentations, manages deadlines, supports actuarial business functions, responds to inquiries, maintains confidentiality, and develops professional understanding through hands-on assignments.