P&C Insurance Business Analyst & Domain Expert

Role: P&C Insurance Business Analyst & Domain Expert

Location:  Remote

Experience: 12+ Years
Primary Domain: Commercial Lines – D&O and/or Marine Cargo

Project Overview 
Implement a purpose-built Multinational (MN) platform to support the end-to-end multinational insurance lifecycle, including submission intake, program design, underwriting support, quotation, policy issuance, premium administration, claims coordination, and renewal management for D&O and Ocean Cargo programs across 15+ issuing territories.​
Establish a digital operating platform that enables standardized PO-IO collaboration, regulatory compliance management, centralized multinational data management, AI-assisted decision support, workflow automation, and real-time visibility for brokers, clients, and issuing offices.​

Role Overview
·       Works with MSIG SMEs and stakeholders to elaborate business requirements and operational workflows.
·       Reviews existing requirements, user stories, process documentation, and wireframes defined as part of initial requirements phase
·       Refines requirements into detailed business specifications suitable for specification-driven development.
·       Recreates, enhances, and iterates wireframes and prototypes using MSIG approved AI-assisted UX design and Copilot tools.
·       Documents business rules, regulatory requirements, decision logic, workflow requirements, user experience requirements, and acceptance criteria.
·       Defines data requirements, business validations, exception handling scenarios, and process outcomes.
·       Produces structured specifications that can be consumed by Copilot-assisted engineering workflows.
·       Collaborates with the Forward Deployed Advisory and Product Manager and Technical Architect to ensure specifications are complete and implementation-ready.
·       Supports sprint planning, backlog refinement, and solution walkthroughs with engineering teams.
·       Conducts business validation sessions and documents feedback, gaps, and refinement requirements.