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Job Summary We are seeking a Guidewire Claim Center Configuration Developer (cloud) to configure, customize, and enhance Claim Center functionality to support claims operations and business processes. The role involves implementing business rules, UI configurations, and workflow changes while following Guidewire best practices. Key Responsibilities - Configure and customize Guidewire Claim Center using out-of-the-box and custom features - Develop and modify business rules, workflows, and validation logic using Gosu - Configure Claim Center UI (PCF), typelists, entities, and extensions - Implement and support claim lifecycle processes (FNOL, assignment, payments, recoveries, subrogation, litigation) - Collaborate with business users, analysts, and technical teams to gather and implement requirements - Perform unit testing, support integration testing, and UAT - Troubleshoot and resolve configuration and performance issues - Participate in code reviews and maintain technical documentation - Support production deployments and post-release activities Required Skills & Qualifications - 5+ years of experience as a Guidewire Claim Center Configuration Developer - Solid hands-on experience with Claim Center configuration - Proficiency in Gosu - Experience with PCF screens, typelists, entities, and rules - Solid understanding of P&C; claims processes - Experience using Guidewire Studio - Familiarity with SQL and Claim Center data model Preferred Qualifications - Guidewire Claim Center Certification - Experience with Claim Center Integrations or Messaging - Exposure to Guidewire Cloud Platform (GWCP) - Experience working in Agile/Scrum teams Nice to Have - Experience with Claim Center upgrades or migrations - Knowledge of performance tuning and batch processes - Prior experience supporting production claims systems .
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