Develop and deliver Guidewire PolicyCenter software within a property and casualty insurance project team. The role requires Java and AWS development, with demonstrated PolicyCenter implementation experience. Candidates should have at least five years of relevant experience and ideally an associate-level Guidewire certification. Profiles focused only on ClaimCenter, BillingCenter, functional analysis, or AWS hosting without development experience are excluded.
The client is completing a software development project team
within Personal Lines Property and Casualty Solutions Optimization. The stated
need is technical: a Guidewire PolicyCenter developer who codes in Java and
develops on AWS. Despite the analyst developer title, the mandate describes no
analysis responsibility, which points to a code delivery profile. The
qualifications section of the form is empty: the three named skills are
therefore read as required, with no desired or asset distinction. Combining
PolicyCenter, Java and AWS already narrows the pool, and would narrow it
further if "associate" refers to a required certification.
Candidate sought: a Guidewire developer with 5+ years of
experience and demonstrated delivery on PolicyCenter, in Java and on AWS. The
profile delivers code within a project team, preferably in a property and
casualty insurance context.
REQUIRED
- Guidewire PolicyCenter development (associate level)
- Java development
- AWS development
Requirements
Profiles to Exclude:
- Profile mentioning Guidewire without demonstrated
development work on PolicyCenter (configuration, Gosu, integration).
- Guidewire profile limited to ClaimCenter or BillingCenter,
with no PolicyCenter project named in the resume.
- Guidewire business or functional analyst profile without
documented code delivery.
- Java profile whose AWS experience is limited to hosting,
with no AWS service used or development described.
- Java/AWS developer profile with no Guidewire project in the
resume.
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