Push Developer - Claims Management
themesoftPhoenix (AZ)
Push Developer - Claims Management
Posted yesterday
themesoftPhoenix (AZ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Push Developer – Claims Management Fully REMOTE Push Developer with strong production support and application support experience across Guidewire ClaimCenter, Sonic integrations, EDW, MarkLogic, Claims Data Mart (CDM), and Snowflake. Responsible for monitoring and troubleshooting production integration failures, investigating Sonic and EDW validation errors, performing root-cause analysis, analyzing and remediating XML payloads, resolving data-quality issues, and validating successful downstream processing. Collaborates with business, application, integration, and data teams to restore impacted processing, resolve defects, support deployments, and maintain production stability.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide production support for Claims Management applications and integrations, troubleshooting incidents involving ClaimCenter, Sonic, EDW, MarkLogic, CDM, and Snowflake. Investigate Sonic production failures, EDW validation errors, failed messages, and transaction-processing issues using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).Perform root-cause analysis (RCA) for production defects and data-processing failures by tracing transactions across source and downstream systems. Research ClaimCenter claim, payment, reserve, check, exposure, and contact data to identify source-data and integration issues. Analyze problematic XML payloads and XSLT transformations, identify validation or EBI-related issues, and perform payload corrections when remediation is required. Build, test, validate, and regenerate XML payloads using SoapUI to reproduce issues and confirm fixes. Use Beyond Compare and Notepad++ to compare payload versions, analyze XML/XSLT differences, and validate modifications. Review Guidewire and integration code using IntelliJ IDEA to assist with defect investigation and troubleshooting. Thank you Vinod
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