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Conducts financial, compliance, and operational audits; evaluates internal controls and business risks; analyzes data for fraud, duplication, and regulatory noncompliance; prepares audit reports and recommendations; tests corrective actions; performs special audit studies; and supports other auditors. The role requires clear communication, sound judgment, confidentiality, and travel between office locations or out of town as needed.

Manages claims data initiatives supporting risk adjustment and population health programs across ACA, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid. Leads project planning, budgets, resources, requirements, testing, system enhancements, process improvements, reporting, documentation, training, and regulatory compliance. Coordinates cross-functional teams, analyzes operational processes, resolves project issues, and recommends efficiency and quality improvements.

Administers government, commercial, and subcontract agreements; reviews contract terms, modifications, legal documents, pricing, proposals, invoices, and compliance requirements. Serves as the primary liaison with customers and internal stakeholders, maintains contract files, monitors deliverables, supports negotiations, and ensures adherence to federal regulations, applicable laws, and company policies.

Provides enterprise technical architecture and strategic technology direction for infrastructure and hybrid cloud initiatives. Leads architecture analysis, solution design, technology research, roadmaps, and project artifact approvals. Advises technical and business leaders, coordinates with cloud vendors, and ensures security, compliance, audit, and business alignment. The role emphasizes IBM z/OS storage environments, including DASD, DFSMSdss, SMS, HSM, tape virtualization, replication, and related mainframe storage technologies.

Associate Actuary responsible for compiling actuarial reports, analyzing risk levels and rates, reviewing rating bureau changes, preparing rate filings, determining bulk loss and loss expense reserves, and evaluating reserve methodologies. Requires a bachelor’s degree in a quantitative or finance-related field and an FCAS, ASA, or ACAS designation.

Researches insurance statutes, regulations, bulletins, and NAIC models; prepares and obtains approval for policy form filings; reviews contracts; maintains regulatory reports and corporate documents; interprets compliance directives; manages complaints; and supports policy and certificate issuance systems through programming, troubleshooting, and maintenance.