Job Description

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At least 10-15 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 and drives large and/or complex business solutions to meet the requirements of customers. Provides in-depth solutions based on specific customer's business needs. Oversees holistic solutions from business perspective, considering all realities and constraints such as solution fitment, functional coverage and the technical architecture of Integral Product. 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 design, development and Configuration of rules. Lead and conduct Requirements & Design 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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