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Boston, MA
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Product Manager/Analyst
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All
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Not Available
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| Job Duration |
Full Time |
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Open
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Under limited direction, participates in the analysis of the company''s pricing posture, the determination of rate level indications and other analyses. Implements underwriting rules, guidelines, procedures and programs.
QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor''s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, Economics or Insurance preferred; or equivalent experience. Approximately 2 to 4 years related work experience. Proficient in Excel & PowerPoint. Must have good planning, organizational, analytical, decision-making and communication skills. Must be able to complete assigned projects with little supervision. Knowledge of rate-making procedures preferred. Basic knowledge of insurance principles/ laws/ regulations, underwriting rules and guidelines, policy contract coverages and conditions, rating manual rules are preferred. Understanding of functions of various departments such as statistical, sales, and underwriting.
BENEFITS
We recognize that talented people are attracted to companies that provide competitive pay, comprehensive benefits packages and outstanding advancement opportunities. For this reason we offer a Comprehensive Benefits Plan that includes the following: 401K and retirement plan, Accidental death & dismemberment insurance, Credit Union membership, Dental coverage, Dependent life insurance, Disability insurance, Discounts on automobile and homeowner''s insurance, Employee life insurance, Long-term care insurance, Medical coverage, Paid time-off, Pay-for-Performance, Reimbursement accounts, Tuition reimbursement, Vision care coverage, and Work/Life resources.
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