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Product Manager

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galecki search associatesFargo (ND)

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About the role

Our property & casualty (P&C) client is seeking an Auto Insurance Product Manager to guide product strategy, development, and performance. This role connects pricing, underwriting, coverage, and market insights to support a competitive, profitable auto insurance portfolio, working across functions to evaluate opportunities and implement product changes.
Responsibilities: Manage auto insurance product performance, identifying trends in profitability, growth, and retention and recommending appropriate actions. Lead product enhancements across rates, rules, and coverage, partnering with actuarial, underwriting, compliance, and technology teams. Evaluate competitor offerings, market conditions, and regulatory requirements to inform product strategy and support implementation of product changes.
Required Qualifications: Experience managing or developing auto insurance products is required, including working with insurance rates, rules, and coverage. Must have experience analyzing insurance product performance and translating findings into pricing, underwriting, or product recommendations. Experience coordinating auto insurance product changes across actuarial, underwriting, compliance, and technology functions is required. About Galecki Search Associates: Too many insurance companies waste an incredible amount of time and resources searching for the right hire. At Galecki Search Associates, we developed the HireSure framework to match you with the right hire, so you can be proud of the team you have built.

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