Insurance Consultant - Life & Property Casualty Domain

Insurance Consultant Primary skills:Domain->Insurance->Life Insurance Database/SQL experience/SQL expertise. • Knowledge of ETL and Datawarehouse concepts and processes. • Working exposure on policy and claims data migration. • Prior experience working with tools like MicroStrategy, Tableau, and Qlik. • Special combination of technical skill and business acumen, along with a high degree of confidence • Working exposure to P&C Commercial and Specialty insurance • Working exposure to Lloyds of London Insurance market • Working exposure in any of the Insurance software solutions and COTS like Guidewire/Duck creek • Special combination of technical skill and business acumen, along with a high degree of confidence. • Logical reasoning and deduction skills • AI awareness Masters Degree with Minimum 5 Years of Experience or Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent with Minimum 7 Years of experience required. • Experience in the full System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) on a variety of technologies and platforms preferably in Property and Casualty and or Life Insurance • 5 -12 Years’ experience in one or more of the following skills in P&C / Life Insurance domain - • Scrum/Agile experience in a PO role or similar on an Agile Team environment. • Excellent understanding of how to operate in an Agile Team setting. • Strong collaboration skills • Experience in Agile Poker, WSJF and similar Agile estimating tools. • Successful track record of backlog refinement for a complex system implementation. • Successful track record of quickly learning new complex systems. • Practical knowledge of how to correctly assign story points. • Demonstrated experience in User Story refinement. • Proven record of minimal churning/re-work after Story is accepted by the PO. • Familiarity with Good Documentation practices • Must be able to translate business requirements into well-formed technical and system requirements • Experience with modeling business processes, data flows, and workflow processes depicting relationships between Insurance data entities. • Strong business consulting skills associated with complex IT system implementation spanning over 12-18 months. • Strong oral & written communication skills, Business stakeholder management • Must have performed business requirement analysis, use case modeling from a business analysis/consulting standpoint. • Experience and desire to work in a management consulting environment that requires regular travel

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