Senior Technical Business Analyst at Acturis (British Columbia)

Senior Technical Business Analyst at Acturis (British Columbia)

17 Oct
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Acturis
|
British Columbia

17 Oct

Acturis

British Columbia

Elevate your career as a Senior Technical Business Analyst at Acturis in Victoria, BC, where you will design software solutions and engage with clients to maximize product potential. You’ll collaborate closely with the Products team while receiving structured training and support.

Your role as an experienced analyst will involve building and improving Personal Lines products for insurers primarily in Western Canada. You will help clients understand the Acturis System's capabilities and gather detailed specifications from their requirements. Your structured problem-solving skills will be invaluable as you manage complex implementations.

Key Responsibilities:
• Collaborate with the Products team on Personal Lines products




• Assist clients in using the Acturis System effectively
• Design and implement cutting-edge software solutions
• Gather and document client requirements accurately
• Monitor and enhance the Acturis System continuously

Requirements:
• 2-3 years of experience in insurance or software
• Degree in a STEM discipline
• Strong communication skills with clients
• Ability to deliver projects to completion
• Proficient in MS Office and quick to learn new tools

Become a key player in shaping innovative insurance products at Acturis.
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📌 Senior Technical Business Analyst at Acturis (British Columbia)
🏢 Acturis
📍 British Columbia

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