Jobs at Texas Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company

Paid, part-time intern supporting enterprise architecture within an Information Systems organization. The role assists with architecture artifacts, process definition, systems interface analysis, cost-benefit analysis, technical problem-solving, and technology roadmaps. The intern develops skills in software development life cycles, agile methodologies, project tracking, data analysis, programming, web servers, and networking while working alongside senior architects.

Represents Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies before legislators, regulators, agencies, trade associations, and coalition partners. Develops legislative and regulatory advocacy strategies, monitors policy developments, prepares testimony and executive briefings, builds stakeholder relationships, coordinates lobbying initiatives, advises senior leadership, and ensures compliance with lobbying registration, reporting, ethics, and disclosure requirements.

Paid, on-site internship supporting software quality assurance for insurance processing systems. Responsibilities include executing manual and automated tests, preparing test plans, validating requirements and data changes, reporting defects, tracking testing metrics, and collaborating with business analysts, project managers, and developers. The intern will learn testing methodologies, requirements traceability, test management, and insurance underwriting procedures.

Paid software development internship writing, testing, documenting, debugging, and maintaining line-of-business applications. The intern will execute technical specifications, troubleshoot malfunctions, estimate tasks, provide production support, demonstrate code, and learn existing systems and domain processes. Potential technologies include C#, Java, JavaScript frameworks, SQL, microservices, IBM mainframe systems, COBOL, DB2, CICS, JCL, and VSAM.

Performs manual and automated testing of software, data changes, and new features supporting insurance processing systems. Develops test plans from requirements, executes tests, tracks traceability and results, reports and retests defects, and measures testing activity. Collaborates with business analysts, project managers, and developers throughout testing and defect resolution. Applies insurance processing knowledge, Texas Department of Insurance regulations, and underwriting guidelines to validate system procedures and identify gaps.

Supports Texas Farm Bureau’s Government Affairs team during the 2027 Texas legislative session. Responsibilities include researching agricultural policy issues, tracking legislation and committee hearings, preparing bill summaries, policy briefs, presentations, newsletters, and advocacy materials, and coordinating Texas Agriculture Council meetings, speakers, logistics, and action items.

Provides first-line technical support for employees by troubleshooting hardware and software issues, resolving help desk work orders, maintaining support documentation, delivering basic end-user training, and escalating problems when needed. The role requires foundational computer-related knowledge, strong communication and problem-solving skills, and willingness to learn. Work is primarily office-based and may involve occasional irregular hours, travel, and handling equipment weighing up to 30 pounds.

Provides broad corporate legal support to Texas Farm Bureau companies, including governance, contracts, employment matters, compliance, investigations, legal research, risk mitigation, and policy development. The role drafts and negotiates agreements, advises internal departments, supports regulatory and data privacy matters, and assists with intellectual property, cybersecurity, AI governance, and other corporate legal issues. Occasional travel and compliance with company driving requirements are required.

Leads the design, engineering, administration, and lifecycle management of enterprise application platforms. Translates business requirements into scalable, secure solutions; drives automation, standardization, governance, performance optimization, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis. Partners with architecture, infrastructure, development, and business teams while mentoring administrators and engineers. Supports cloud-native and PaaS environments, particularly Microsoft Azure, and ensures alignment with enterprise SDLC, security, compliance, and business objectives.

Paid on-site internship supporting quality assurance for insurance processing systems. Responsibilities include executing manual and automated tests, developing test plans from requirements, reporting and retesting defects, tracking testing metrics, maintaining traceability, and collaborating with business analysts, project managers, and developers. The intern will learn testing methodologies, system procedures, insurance processing functions, and applicable regulatory and underwriting guidelines.

Underwriting Interns support underwriting professionals with data collection, validation, analysis, administrative tasks, training, meetings, and special projects. The role develops knowledge of insurance underwriting fundamentals, guidelines, predictive analytics, and industry practices while requiring organized, detail-oriented work in a collaborative office environment.

Supports Texas Farm Bureau’s Government Affairs team during the 2027 Texas legislative session. Responsibilities include researching legislation and agricultural policy, tracking bills, preparing summaries and briefings, drafting legislative documents and communications, monitoring committee proceedings, supporting advocacy strategy, and collaborating with legislators, staff, stakeholders, and industry leaders.