As a Change Coordinator at Auto-Owners Insurance, you'll lead change management efforts, assess stakeholder readiness, and develop communication strategies. Your responsibilities include consulting project teams, coordinating communication plans, and assisting in training initiatives to ensure alignment with company policies and objectives.

As a Claims Representative for Auto-Owners Insurance, you will assist in handling entry-level insurance claims by investigating, evaluating, and settling claims under supervision. You'll study insurance policies, develop negotiation skills, and provide service to claimants and agents, ensuring timely and accurate claims resolution.

The Product Development Analyst will research and analyze competitor products, ensure compliance with statutory changes, develop business specifications for new coverages, compile filings with state insurance departments, and analyze product performance for improvements. This role includes creating training materials and requires strong analysis and communication skills.

The Business Intelligence Technical Lead at Auto-Owners is responsible for designing and implementing BI solutions, managing BI architecture, leading a team of BI developers, collaborating with stakeholders, ensuring data quality and compliance, and driving continuous improvement in BI processes.

As a Software Developer at Auto-Owners, you will develop and maintain software applications, participate in code reviews, document systems, analyze software errors, and collaborate with team members to resolve issues and suggest alternatives.

The Auto Claims Representative is responsible for handling entry-level insurance claims under supervision, which involves investigating, evaluating, and settling claims. This role includes learning insurance products, complying with company procedures, developing negotiation skills, and maintaining communication with claimants and third parties.

As a Claims Intern at Auto-Owners Insurance, you will investigate insurance claims, assess policy coverage, evaluate losses, and analyze legal liability. You'll handle communication with policyholders and agents, review insurance documents, and ensure timely claims payments. The role may also involve attending arbitration or mediation sessions as needed, while sharpening your communication and organizational skills.

The Claims Representative Internship at Auto-Owners involves investigating claims, determining policy coverage, evaluating loss amounts, and servicing claims needs. Interns will learn about insurance policy provisions and may participate in various legal proceedings. A key part of the role includes timely and accurate claims payment handling.

The entry-level Business Analyst at Auto-Owners will develop business requirements, support implementation, and act as liaison between business and technology teams. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, performing high-level testing, and organizing meetings across various teams.

The Loss Control Consultant at Auto-Owners Insurance is responsible for conducting risk evaluations and loss analyses for various insurance lines. The role involves collaborating with internal teams and policyholders, conducting on-site visits, providing risk improvement consultations, and mentoring junior staff. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential for this position, along with the ability to work independently and travel as needed.

The Entry Level Quality Analyst will analyze and interpret business requirements, write test plans, document test results, create and update test cases, perform manual testing of software applications, and assist with reporting in a defect tracking tool.

Join Auto-Owners Insurance as an Underwriter Intern for Summer 2025, where you will learn about insurance coverages, analyze risks, and communicate effectively with agents. This role requires an organized individual capable of multi-tasking and making independent decisions, while also participating in educational programs to enhance product knowledge.

The Field Claims Representative at Auto-Owners Insurance investigates, evaluates, and resolves multi-line property and casualty insurance claims, ensuring accurate and timely service to agents and insureds. Responsibilities include handling claims life-cycle processes, attending legal proceedings, and issuing claims payments efficiently.

This internship involves learning about insurance coverages, analyzing risks, and making underwriting decisions. Interns will communicate effectively with agents and employees while developing product knowledge through educational programs.

The Claims Internship at Auto-Owners involves investigating and assembling facts related to claims, determining policy coverage, and ensuring timely payments. Interns will also learn about insurance policies and may attend legal proceedings related to claims. Strong communication skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks are essential.

The Auto Claims Representative investigates, evaluates, and settles entry-level insurance claims under close supervision. Responsibilities include studying insurance policies, developing negotiation skills, and ensuring timely claim resolutions while providing service to agents and insureds. The role requires participation in training programs and may involve obtaining an adjuster’s license.

The Field Claims Representative at Auto-Owners Insurance is responsible for managing the lifecycle of insurance claims, including investigating claims, evaluating losses, ensuring accurate resolution, and providing service to agents and insureds. The role emphasizes handling multi-line property claims and requires strong communication and analytical skills.

As a Claims Internship at Auto-Owners, you'll investigate claims, determine policy coverage, analyze losses, and assist with claim resolutions. You'll also service the needs of agents and policyholders, ensuring timely and accurate claims payments. Familiarity with insurance policies and attention to detail are key responsibilities.

The Auto Claims Representative is responsible for managing entry-level insurance claims under supervision. Responsibilities include investigating, evaluating, and settling claims while providing service to policyholders and agents. Training programs will be completed to develop negotiation skills and knowledge of insurance products. The role requires strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills as well as adherence to claims handling procedures.

The Experienced Attorney will analyze complex legal issues, advise on claims and corporate matters, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. The role involves reviewing outside counsel activities and staying updated on legal changes relevant to the insurance industry.