Guidewire Datahub / Infocenter Developer
Posted 3 days ago
zensar technologiesDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Guidewire Datahub / Infocenter Developer
Location: Grinnell, IA (Remote position)
Role Overview:
We are looking for a Guidewire Datahub / Infocenter Data Developer with strong Guidewire querying and insurance data experience to support data migration, analysis, and validation activities.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and execute complex Guidewire queries for data extraction, analysis, reconciliation, and validation. Analyze Guidewire insurance data across policy, claims, billing, and related data domains. Support end to end data migration, including extraction, transformation, mapping, cleansing, loading, and reconciliation. Investigate data quality issues and perform source to target validation. Collaborate with business, Guidewire, and data teams to understand data requirements and resolve migration issues. Develop data queries and reports to support migration and business validation.
Required Skills:
Strong Guidewire Query skills. Strong experience on Guidewire Datahub / Infocenter Strong experience on Guidewire Data Developement. Strong understanding of insurance data and data structures. Hands on data migration experience. Strong SQL, data analysis, and troubleshooting skills. Experience working with Guidewire data models and applications.
Preferred Skills:
Commercial Lines insurance experience. Experience with Guidewire Data Studio or similar Guidewire data tools. Guidewire certifications are beneficial but not required.
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