Pekin Insurance

Software Engineer

• Design, build and maintain integration solutions using WSO2 API Manager and WSO2 Micro/Enterprise Integrator.
• Define API strategy: lifecycle management, versioning, security, publishing (developer portal), and monetization (where applicable).
• Develop and configure WSO2 components: Publisher/Dev Portal, Gateway/Traffic Manager, Analytics.
• Create mediation flows, message transformations (JSON → XML and vice-versa), routing, orchestration of external systems (SOAP/REST, JMS, event-streams).
• Integrate WSO2 solutions with other technologies: AWS, containers (Docker/Kubernetes), database systems (SQL Server) and legacy insurance systems.
• Ensure API security and governance: OAuth2/ JWT/, IP throttling, rate-limiting, API policies.
• Deploy and configure in both on-premises and cloud/hybrid environments; manage CI/CD pipelines.
• Monitor, troubleshoot and optimize production integration flows: logging, metrics, alerts, OpenSearch, performance tuning.
• Work within Agile teams, participate in code reviews, mentor Level 1/2 developers, enforce best practices and coding standards.
• Collaborate with business analysts, product owners, and test/QA teams to gather requirements and ensure successful delivery of integration components.
• Document architecture, flows, run-books, integration endpoints, and support knowledge sharing across teams.

Integration Developer

Account Manager

• Manages and leads an underwriting team defined largely by geographical or other territory considerations
• Works with agents and/or insureds to interpret complex risk transfer contracts
• Acts as a liaison by facilitating communication between agents, underwriters, and other departments
• Reviews complex or unusual risks referred by the underwriting team
• Identifies, analyzes, and advises management on insurance laws or directives
• Monitors new business, quotes, transactions, workloads, etc.
• Conducts operational reviews by overseeing an effective self-audit process

Territory Manager – Commercial Lines

Project Manager

• Leads the planning, execution, and delivery of projects, including defining scope, objectives, and success metrics
• Develops and maintains project plans, timelines, resource allocations, budgets, and communication strategies
• Facilitates stakeholder engagement and manages relationships across diverse departments and disciplines
• Identifies and mitigates risks, manages issues and dependencies, and adapts plans to achieve intended outcomes
• Tracks project performance and provides updates through dashboards, reports, and executive briefings
• Ensures alignment with internal governance, compliance, and change management protocols
• Coordinates cross-functional teams and third-party partners to ensure effective execution and delivery

Information Technology Project Manager

• The Guidewire Developer is responsible for working collaboratively with product and platform teams to create and support rich, interactive applications that help end users manage their data and processes.
• The Guidewire Developer designs, codes, tests, implements, scales and (in some cases) supports application software and systems, usually as part of an Agile Development Team.
• The Guidewire Developer works closely with Analysts, Product Owners, and Product Managers to understand business requirements and translate these into product or platform features, user stories, and/or components.
• This role drives the analysis and physical design of technical solutions related to a product or platform and is expected to effectively write innovative programs as well as support upgrades, maintenance or issue resolution for existing applications and systems.
• The Guidewire Developer uses DevOps and Agile processes to deliver desired functionality quickly and effectively, while iterating to continue development.
• This role owns all aspects of development, from user experience (UX) planning to deployment.
• The Guidewire Developer contributes to the development of the team backlog and architectural runway, management of work in process (WIP) levels, and support of engineering aspects of program and solution.
• The Guidewire Developer may also participate in program increment planning, pre- and- post planning, system, and solution demos, and inspect and adapt events.