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Investigate, evaluate, manage, and resolve workers’ compensation claims from inception through settlement or closure. Communicate with injured workers, employers, medical providers, and other stakeholders; review medical records and accident reports; determine compensability and liability; maintain claim documentation; manage reserves and costs; ensure compliance with state laws; and coordinate with legal, medical, and risk management teams.

Investigates, evaluates, negotiates, and resolves workers’ compensation claims. Reviews policy and claim information, interviews involved parties, assesses liability and coverage, prepares investigation and settlement reports, establishes reserves, recommends reserve changes, communicates claim decisions, issues payments, and escalates significant exposures. The role also supports process improvements and requires an adjuster license or successful completion of the licensing exam within four months.

Provides senior desktop and site support for employees, new hires, and contractors. Troubleshoots PC, mobile, peripheral, software, printing, meeting-room, and conferencing issues; configures hardware and software; maintains patch compliance and equipment inventories; supports onboarding, office moves, migrations, refreshes, rollouts, and security initiatives; documents resolutions, coordinates with vendors, trains users, and improves end-user technology processes.

Provides senior technical support for employees, new hires, and contractors across PCs, mobile devices, peripherals, Microsoft applications, printers, meeting-room technology, and software. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, hardware and software configuration, patch compliance, inventory management, onboarding, user training, vendor coordination, project support, documentation, and process improvement. The role also supports office moves, hardware refreshes, desktop migrations, software rollouts, security implementations, and global standardization of End User Services.

Investigate, evaluate, and resolve workers' compensation claims from inception to settlement. Serve as primary contact for stakeholders, conduct investigations, document files, control costs, ensure Nevada compliance, collaborate with legal/medical teams, and follow ESIS best practices.

Detects, investigates, responds to, and remediates cyber threats across Azure, AWS, GCP, Microsoft 365, and SaaS environments. Builds and tunes KQL and Sigma detections, leads incident response, hardens cloud environments, investigates anomalous activity, and develops automation using scripts, Logic Apps, and AI-assisted tools. Produces operational and after-action reporting while staying current on emerging cloud attack techniques.

Support corporate insurance and risk management: prepare underwriting submissions, implement global programs, review contracts, verify policy documents, manage certificates, invoicing, budgets, and assist with P&C and WC claims administration and reporting.

The CI Digital Enablement Quality Engineering Manager role involves managing the development of technical solutions, ensuring code quality, and overseeing a team to deliver quality software solutions in the insurance domain.

The Lead Duck Creek Platform Engineer will oversee architecture, design, and deployment of solutions using diverse technology stacks, ensuring compliance with standards while mentoring junior engineers in a cloud-native environment primarily using Azure.

Investigate, evaluate, and manage workers' compensation claims from intake to resolution. Communicate with injured workers, employers, and medical providers; conduct investigations; make coverage and settlement decisions; maintain claim files; control costs and reserves; ensure legal and regulatory compliance; collaborate with legal, medical, and risk teams; and provide exceptional client service.