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Role: Guidewire PC Lead Location: San Antion, TX/ open for remote Certification: ACE is a must and should be validate through Guidewire Education portal
Job Summary: The Product Specialist for guidewire policy center and guidewire claim center is responsible for managing and optimizing the functionality of these Guidewire platforms to ensure seamless policy administration and claim management processes. The role involves overseeing the customization, configuration, and maintenance of policy center and claim center to meet business requirements efficiently. Key Responsibilities1. Collaborate with stakeholders to understand business needs and translate them into system configurations within guidewire policy center and guidewire claim center.2. Perform system configurations, data migrations, and integrations to support policy administration processes in policy center.3. Manage the implementation of claim management functionalities in claim center, including workflows and rules configurations.4. Conduct system testing, debugging, and troubleshooting to ensure smooth operations of policy center and claim center.5. Provide user training and support to ensure effective utilization of the guidewire platforms.6. Stay updated on the latest features and upgrades of guidewire policy center and guidewire claim center to recommend enhancements. Skill Requirements1. Proficiency in guidewire policy center and claim center modules.2. Strong understanding of insurance policy administration and claim management processes.3. Ability to customize and configure guidewire applications to meet business requirements.4. Experience in data migration, integration, and system testing within guidewire platforms.5. Good analytical and problem-solving skills to identify and resolve system issues efficiently.

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