POSITION SUMMARY
The Statistical Reporting Analyst is responsible for development, production, maintenance, and enhancement of reporting for external and internal data requests. They will assure compliance with requirements and deadlines, interpret, and communicate the results of reported data with various regulatory entities, bureaus, and other stakeholders.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
• Responsible for extracting and reporting on information related to statistical data, including policy and claims data, commissions data (for 1099 reporting), and unclaimed property data.
• Develop and maintain detailed requirements (including instructions, process flows, data reports, and data sources) for reporting to various insurance bureaus, insurance department, and other entities.
• Responds to correspondence from regulatory entities, bureaus, and internal stakeholders in a timely and professional manner.
• Communicate with internal departments regarding data concerns or issues.
• Analyze data, processes, workflows, documentation, and systems development to provide assurance of data integrity, quality, efficiency, and regulatory and statistical reporting compliance.
• Recommend process and efficiency improvements, quality control measures, and reporting best practices.
• Research, interpret, and apply industry requirements and acquire necessary clarifications; develop, document, maintain, and implement business and technical requirements.
• Research, formulate, and communicate moderate to complex data and regulatory reporting solutions.
• Assist with member company participation process, including verification of credits submitted by utilizing mapping software (ArcGIS).
• Assist in business testing and post-production monitoring around reporting.
• Participate in projects which impact data reporting.
• Identify opportunities and recommend data and reporting initiatives that support corporate strategic plans, goals, and objectives.
• Assist with defining reporting requirements for policy, billing and claims system.
• Serve as potential backup for other areas as needed.
• Perform additional duties and/or special projects as required.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
The individual in this position must meet the following general requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Data or Business Analytics, Mathematics, or equivalent.
• 3 to 5 years of relevant work experience.
• Principles of property and casualty insurance products and prior analytical work experience in that setting highly desirable.
• Ability to understand data information systems and the relationship to business data, including the flow of policy coverage and claims data from the point of entry through all applicable computer systems.
• Intermediate to advanced Microsoft Excel and Access skills.
• Ability to create, modify, and run SQL scripts required.
• Ability to efficiently manage time, organize work with minimal supervision, and meet timelines.
• Excellent attention to detail, oral and written communication skills.
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree in Data or Business Analytics, Mathematics, or equivalent
- 3 to 5 years of relevant work experience
- Intermediate to advanced Microsoft Excel skills
- Intermediate to advanced Microsoft Access skills
- Ability to create, modify, and run SQL scripts
- Ability to understand data information systems and policy and claims data flows
- Ability to manage time, organize work with minimal supervision, and meet timelines
- Excellent attention to detail and oral and written communication skills
- Principles of property and casualty insurance products and analytical experience in insurance
What We Do
The California FAIR Plan is a private association comprised of all insurers authorized to write property insurance in California. The FAIR Plan was established in July 1968 following the 1960s brush fires and riots as the state’s insurer of last resort, created to ensure access to basic property insurance for California homeowners who have been unable to obtain homeowners insurance from the voluntary market for reasons outside of their control. The FAIR Plan will write fire insurance coverage for these homeowners, regardless of a property’s wildfire risk. The FAIR Plan is committed to strengthening consumer choices in the voluntary insurance market, while ensuring that all homeowners, including those who live in areas threatened by wildfires, can obtain basic property coverage and the peace of mind they deserve
