Integration Engineer - GenAI | Insurance | DevOps

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Integration Engineer - GenAI | Insurance | DevOps

Our client are an innovative provider of analytics based solutions to the insurance industry with cutting-edge Gen AI solutions. They currently have an urgent need for a Senior Integration Engineer with excellent client facing and API, Azure DevOps / CloudOps experience to lead onboarding and integration of their platform with their clients. Their advanced products streamline claims processing, enhance audit capabilities, and provide data-driven insights for smarter decision-making. As they grow, they're seeking a highly skilled Integration Engineer to ensure the seamless implementation and integration of their pioneering solutions into client systems.

Role Overview:

As an Integration Engineer, you will be instrumental in deploying Azure-based Gen AI insurance products. You will integrate our solutions with existing infrastructure, including document management systems, databases, and Guidewire platforms. This position demands technical expertise in system integration and cloud solutions, alongside a strong understanding of insurance technology. You will work closely with clients, troubleshooting and optimizing product performance. This pivotal role for our client will initially require 2 days per week, although is anticipated to grow with the business to being a full-time leadership function offering you the opportunity to become a key component of a FinTech start-up at the forefront of the Insurance analytics sector both in the UK and the US.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Integration Planning & Execution: Lead comprehensive integration projects of Gen AI insurance products into client systems.

  • System Configuration & Customization: Tailor solutions to meet specific client needs, ensuring compatibility with existing platforms.

  • API & Database Integration: Develop and manage APIs for seamless data exchange between systems.

  • Azure Deployment: Deploy and manage our products on Azure, optimizing performance and security.

  • Client Collaboration: Serve as the primary technical contact for clients during integration, offering support and training.

  • Testing & Validation: Conduct thorough testing to ensure compliance and functionality of integrations.

  • Documentation: Create and maintain detailed documentation for integration projects and best practices.

  • Post-Integration Support: Provide ongoing support and optimizations after deployment.

    Required Qualifications:

  • 5+ years of system integration experience, particularly with Azure-based solutions.

  • Proficient in API development and database management, especially with insurance technology.

  • Hands-on experience with Azure infrastructure including deployment and management of AI products.

  • Solid understanding of insurance technology, focusing on claims processing and document management.

  • Proven troubleshooting abilities with a proactive, independent approach to problem-solving.

  • Exceptional communication skills to engage clients effectively and explain complex concepts clearly.

  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.

    Preferred Qualifications:

  • Experience with Gen AI or Machine Learning, particularly in insurance applications.

  • Azure or Guidewire integration certifications.

  • Background in an insurance technology or fintech startup

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