CoverForce

Role Description Every carrier CoverForce integrates with speaks its own dialect — its own industry codes, its own underwriting questions, its own appetite rules — and none of it lines up with anyone else's. This role exists to translate all of that carrier-specific chaos into one clean, standardized structure that our platform runs on, and to keep it accurate as carriers change their rules underneath us. This isn't a project-management or requirements-gathering role. You won't be writing tickets or managing a backlog. You'll be doing the actual data work: - Opening a carrier's raw underwriting sheet. - Figuring out what it means. - Turning it into something our system can use correctly. It's detailed, carrier-by-carrier work, and it rewards someone who gets faster at it over time by building tools and shortcuts rather than just grinding through the rows. What you'll do - Work against a few recurring problems, not a fixed checklist. - Build and hold mapping for industry and class codes across carriers. - Figure out underwriting logic from messy carrier-provided formats. - Onboard new carriers and update existing ones, treating them as the same problem. - Catch duplicates in underwriting questions flagged by a script. - Maintain a reliable way to know which carriers will write business for given criteria. - Provide fast, accurate answers on carrier, coverage, or data-quality questions. The single biggest lever in this role is automation. This work is naturally repetitive, and we want someone who treats that repetition as a problem to solve rather than a task to grind through — building scripts, spreadsheet tooling, or AI-assisted workflows, and pulling in engineering help or third-party tools where that's the faster path. Qualifications - Exceptional attention to detail. - A genuine drive to automate. - Real ownership of messy, inconsistent source files. - Proactive in asking questions for clarification. - A fast learner, able to pick up unfamiliar domains quickly. - Able to work remotely from India. Requirements - Experience in commercial P&C insurance (BOP, Workers' Comp, GL, Auto) is a plus. - Familiarity with NAICS, SIC, or NCCI coding systems. - Background as a business analyst, product analyst, or data/systems analyst. - Prior experience at a company integrating with multiple external partner APIs or carriers. - Python or other scripting experience. Benefits - Room for growth as carrier count increases. - Opportunity to build automation and own larger pieces of the pipeline. - Hands-on, detailed data work with potential for strategic involvement.