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Operate, maintain, and improve secure, highly available server, network, and middleware infrastructure. Install, configure, monitor, troubleshoot, automate, and document systems; support on-call rotation and disaster recovery; manage job schedulers and vendor relationships; plan capacity and upgrades; mentor junior staff and support multi-cloud workloads.

Lead end-to-end data science initiatives for commercial property or homeowners insurance: acquire and prepare data, build and validate predictive models, deploy and monitor production models, ensure governance and documentation, advise teams, and evaluate emerging ML/AI techniques to improve pricing, risk selection, and underwriting outcomes.

In-house Workers' Compensation defense attorney licensed in Illinois to litigate and defend WC claims before hearings, conduct legal research and investigations, draft pleadings and appeals, take depositions, negotiate settlements, advise company stakeholders, and lead on special projects.

Lead technical delivery of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions, guiding design, development, integrations, CI/CD, automated testing, and cloud modernization. Provide hands-on .NET development, incident resolution, operational readiness, and coach engineering teams while ensuring security, retention, and governance for content services.

Support P&C pricing through rate reviews, filings, pricing tool validation, predictive model support, and automation. Prepare analyses, communicate results to underwriting leadership, respond to regulator questions, maintain documentation, and improve recurring processes using Excel, SQL, VBA, and emerging AI tools.

Remote-based senior workers' compensation underwriter covering the Orange County/San Diego territory. Underwrites complex WC risks (typically $75k–$500k; supports LAU accounts up to $1.5M), develops and manages agency relationships, drives profitable growth and retention, mentors consultants, collaborates with claims and other departments, and performs weekly field travel.

Manage and develop independent agency relationships and territory plans while underwriting workers' compensation accounts. Evaluate eligibility, price new business and renewals, analyze loss trends, conduct agency audits, mentor staff, support regional manager, and represent the company at industry events. Field-based with travel and territory residency required.

Perform administrative and data-entry tasks to issue and record insurance policies and endorsements. Use Policy Issuance systems and CIMS, maintain high quality and productivity metrics, complete required AINS training, and provide professional customer service while supporting the Policy Services team.

Support P&C pricing via rate indications, filings, and reporting. Validate pricing tools and predictive models, automate workflows using Excel/SQL/VBA, prepare documentation, and present findings to underwriting and regulators. Assist with reserve analyses, capital model updates, and ad hoc actuarial projects.

Handles moderate-difficulty workers' compensation claims: investigates compensability, establishes reserves, manages medical bills, negotiates settlements, facilitates return-to-work, closes files, manages vendors, and mentors team members.