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Design, build, and maintain software applications; collaborate with engineers, analysts, and stakeholders; resolve bugs and production issues; write scalable, testable code; perform testing and debugging; produce technical documentation; mentor peers; participate in on-call rotation; leverage the team's data ecosystem to inform application design and improvements.

Designs, deploys, integrates, monitors, maintains, and troubleshoots storage and IT infrastructure, including SAN, NAS, object storage, VMware, networking, backups, and disaster recovery systems. Implements automation, security controls, patches, and system upgrades while maintaining documentation and compliance. Collaborates with cross-functional teams, participates in incident response and recovery planning, supports system rollouts, and mentors junior engineers. Requires occasional after-hours work and on-call availability for critical incidents.

Manage Acuity’s personal or package insurance product lines, overseeing product strategy, roadmaps, market performance, growth, and profitability. Analyze competitive, customer, pricing, and industry data to identify product opportunities and enhancements. Collaborate with underwriting, distribution, actuarial, communications, and other stakeholders to execute strategies, align goals, and deliver insights to business leaders. Present performance updates and support sustainable competitive advantage.

The role involves leading frontend development, maintaining UI components, overseeing CI/CD pipelines, mentoring engineers, and enhancing application performance in collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Investigates, evaluates, and manages workers’ compensation claims across multiple jurisdictions. Responsibilities include determining coverage and compensability, reviewing medical information, managing reserves and costs, pursuing subrogation, handling litigated claims, conducting claim reviews, documenting files, and communicating with policyholders, agents, vendors, and legal stakeholders.

Conduct risk assessments and surveys for commercial underwriting, prepare detailed reports, identify loss exposures, and recommend strategies to reduce claims. Advise policyholders and agents on hazard controls, safety programs, training, accident investigations, industrial hygiene, and workplace safety. Build stakeholder relationships, evaluate accounts against underwriting standards, maintain territory contacts, and travel throughout the assigned region. Use applicable safety codes and standards while meeting quality, productivity, and timeliness goals.

Investigate, evaluate, and resolve property, auto, and general liability claims. Responsibilities include determining coverage, assessing liability and damages, forecasting reserves, interviewing involved parties, documenting claim files, identifying potential fraud, managing vendors and litigation files, negotiating settlements, and delivering quality customer service. The role includes mandatory training, occasional storm claims duty, and up to 12 weeks of on-site training during the first year.