Business Analyst with P&C Insurance Experience - Hybrid (Multiple Locations)

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dignify solutionsMt. Juliet (TN)

Computer Systems Analysts All Other Insurance Related Activities

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Locations: Alpharetta, GA; Charlotte, NC; Chicago, IL; Colorado Springs, CO; Conshohocken, PA; Dallas, TX; Denver, CO; Fargo, ND; Garden City, NY; Houston, TX; Jacksonville, IL; Lenexa, KS; Los Angeles, CA; Lubbock, TX; Morristown, NJ; Mt Juliet, TN; New York, NY; Purchase, NY; Topeka, KS10+ years of experience with min 7+ years of business analysis experience, with 3+ years within the space of Property and Casualty Insurance Claims. Experience with iterative and agile methodologies, with working knowledge of both SDLC and PMLC processes. Strong experience with the development of detailed business requirements and technical specifications. Proven hands-on experience with creation of business process diagrams, data rules, business requirements, and functional requirements/user stories. Knowledge and experience when reviewing, re-engineering, or developing IT solutions for business process/improvements automation. Experience operating and interfacing with business management during walkthrough, interview, presentation, and negotiation processes. Proven track record for claims system implementation and support. Experience using standard project and business tools including, Microsoft Project, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, SharePoint, UI mock-up tools, etc. Must be proficient with process modeling tools (e.g., Visio.)Experience with visualization tools is beneficial.

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