Guidewire Claims Center Developer - Remote

<br><ul><li>Experience of Guidewire ClaimCenter, including configuration, integration, and business process mapping.</li><li>Demonstrated hands‐on architecture and configuration experience with Guidewire ClaimCenter (not advisory‐only)</li><li>Ability to translate claims business requirements into ClaimCenter‐native configuration patterns.</li><li>Ability to lead end‐to‐end solution design (configuration, integration, data)</li><li>Ability to architect solutions that support both converted and net‐new claims without contaminating new‐claim behavior.</li><li>Experience with concurrent development in multiple ClaimCenter environments is preferred.</li><li>Proven experience leading ClaimCenter solution design through formal architecture and governance reviews.</li><li>Ability to act as a bridge between business stakeholders and technical delivery teams.</li><li>Strong understanding of Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance operations, claims handling, and terminology.</li><li>Experience designing and governing ClaimCenter integrations within a complex enterprise ecosystem.</li><li>Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, including the ability to translate business needs into technical requirements and vice versa.</li><li>Availability of the proposed architect for the duration of the engagement</li><li>Familiarity with SAFe principles, including PI (Program Increment) planning, cross-team collaboration, and continuous improvement practices.</li><li>Strong Preference for Experience leveraging AI tools</li><li><strong>Required Guidewire certifications</strong></li><li>Guidewire Certified Ace - InsuranceSuite Cloud Cloud Cloud Integration</li><li>Guidewire Certified Ace - ClaimCenter Cloud Configuration<br></li></ul>

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