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Our BusinessSelective is a midsized domestic property and casualty insurance company with a history of strong, consistent financial performance for nearly 100 years. Selective Insurance offers a total rewards package that includes a competitive base salary, incentive plan eligibility at all levels, and a wide array of benefits designed to help you and your family stay healthy, achieve your financial goals, and balance the demands of your work and personal life.
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Candidate must possess strong litigation management skills to aggressively manage litigation activities, budgets and claim outcomes while considering the overall impact to the customer and company.
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Minimum 10+ years of hands on Software Testing, Development and/or Test Management experience, including experience in advanced test automation strategies. Selective is a midsized U.S. domestic property and casualty insurance company with a history of strong, consistent financial performance for nearly 100 years.
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Ensure adequate pricing of individual risks through proper classification, Knowledge Management/Predictive Modeling, accuracy of information and adherence to company underwriting standards and philosophy.
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Partners with safety management and premium audit to ensure support and exceptional customer service to regional personnel and agents while promoting and developing the production of profitable business.
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Property Casualty Insurance, IT experience a plus. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems or related field preferred. Selective is seeking an experienced MarkLogic Senior Application Developer in the Information Management Enterprise Data Management department.
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The following experience is preferred: 5+ years Risk Management and/or reinsurance experience. Building a highly engaged team is one of our core strategic imperatives, which we believe is enhanced by diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Property Casualty insurance experience preferred, but not required. College degree in Computer Science, Management Information Science, Business Administration or related field preferred.
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Demonstrate a proficiency in usage of computer tools including; Internet research applications, Microsoft Office, work management system, eSelect tools, Cognos reports, etc. Our BusinessSelective is a midsized U.S. domestic property and casualty insurance company with a history of strong, consistent financial performance for nearly 100 years.
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Attend AMS conferences, road shows, sales meetings, etc., to actively promote Selective's products for business segments. Works with corporate underwriting, Claims leaders, and regional underwriting leaders in developing and distributing new products and strategies.
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