Property and Casualty (P&C) Business Analyst - Insurance

P&C BA

Job Description:

• At least 5 years+ of Business Analysis and Requirements Gathering in PnC and General Insurance
• As an insurance expert in the P&C/General Insurance line of business, develops complex business solutions to meet the requirements of customers.
• Requirements Gathering and Analysis. Understanding the requirements of customer/s and collaborate with DXC product architects / SMEs and Delivery teams in designing and developing right solutions.
• Insurance Product development and Configuration of rules.
• Lead and conduct Requirements sessions with the customer.
• Developing Test strategy, create Test plans and Test automation.
• Conduct demos and performs end-to-end POCs for specific clients based on DXC’s IP, working with and coordinating various teams including experts and SMEs from Product and Delivery teams.
• Knowledge management and mentoring of less experienced staff.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills to persuade others through presentations, demonstrations, and written communication.
• Strong communication skills to listen to client and articulate back for developing solutions in the product.
• Ability to lead and coordinate with developers / other architects and stakeholders.
• Ability to Work in fast paced Development environment.
• Work with Peers in planning and coordination of work activities.

Required Skills: Business Analysis, Requirements Gathering and Designing of solutions in Insurance, Regulatory requirements in various markets – PnC & General Insurance

Desired Skills:  Integral skills

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