GW Analyst and QA – Billing

The client envisions a dual-role, mid-level profile combining functional analysis and quality assurance, specializing in the Guidewire BillingCenter platform within an insurance billing context.

• The recurring terms—BillingCenter, GW certification, test cases, complex cases—indicate that the true priority is hands-on Guidewire experience combined with structured test design and execution capabilities, not a generalist QA profile.
  
• The key unspoken assumption: this is within the Guidewire ecosystem, so a candidate with generic QA experience but no exposure to Guidewire or BillingCenter is not a suitable candidate.
  
• The target experience level is 3 years, which excludes both junior profiles lacking autonomy and senior architect profiles.
  
• Profiles not to be confused with this role include: manual testers without analysis skills, business analysts without test execution, and QA engineers focused on framework automation without a Guidewire functional layer.
  

Requirement

• Proven Guidewire Billing Center experience
  
• Test design and execution (strategies, plans, test cases)
  
• Analysis and resolution of complex issues/cases
  
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience
  

PREFERRED

• Guidewire (GW) certification
  
• Insurance experience (billing context)
  
• Ability to work independently on new deliverables/items
  

ASSET / ADVANTAGE

• Communication and teamwork skills
  
• Note: The GW certification is classified as Preferred pending confirmation from the hiring manager regarding whether it should be considered a mandatory screening criterion.
  

WHAT WE DON'T WANT

• Manual tester without exposure to Guidewire or BillingCenter.
  
• Business analyst without test design and execution experience.
  
• QA engineer focused on framework automation without a Guidewire functional layer.
  
• Senior profile or architect with more than 3 years of experience.
  
• Candidate whose Guidewire experience is limited to PolicyCenter or ClaimCenter without BillingCenter.
  

WHAT WE DON'T WANT

▸ Writers whose experience is limited to marketing or advertising copywriting, without producing informational web content.

▸ UX designer focused on interface design, with no demonstrated writing experience.

▸ Profile without writing samples in French (only English writing).

▸ Writer with no experience in editing and proofreading.

▸ Profile with writing experience in print or publishing, with no web content experience.

▸ Less than 5 years of experience in web writing, UX writing, or digital content strategy.