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C#, devops, matlab, perl, programming, software developer, software development engineer. REMOTE WORK FROM HOMESeeking Personal Lines and Personal Auto lines Product Development Specialist to create contract language and policy terms for General Liability product lines.
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The Business Information Developer Consultant Senior is viewed as an expert in the development and execution of data mining analyses. Experience with Clinical, Claims, Risk Adjustment, and/or HEDIS data.
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The Application Developer will analyze information requirements, perform system oversight and administration, and develop reports and user interface menus to support work requirements and on-demand report generation.
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Bachelor of Science degree with 12 years of experience as a Product Developer. Serves as the concept of operations (CONOPS) and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) developer for specific JTs and QRTs. This position will capture inputs from a diverse team of subject matter experts/analysts and communicate their understanding of the various processes through draft iterations that culminate in products that will be employed throughout the Defense enterprise.
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