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Billing Technical Analyst I (Remote)

Posted 22 Days Ago
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Los Angeles, CA
Junior
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Los Angeles, CA
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Assists with designing, testing, implementing, and improving billing processes. Performs user acceptance testing, investigates billing discrepancies, runs SQL queries, monitors invoice generation, prepares analytical reports, and ensures compliance with policies and insurance regulations. The role also handles ad hoc billing requests, customer inquiries, documentation, cross-training, and collaboration across departments to maintain accurate and efficient billing operations.
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POSITION SUMMARY
This Billing Technical Analyst will assist with design, testing, and implementation of billing processes that ensure timely and accurate customer billing. This position combines technical proficiency with financial insight to ensure accurate billing processes as well as to recommend improvements and enhancements. The Billing Technical Analyst analyzes billing transactions and forms to ensure compliance with policies and procedures and performs user acceptance testing of billing functionality for system releases. 

PRINCIPAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
•    Assist with the design, testing and implementation of billing processes ensuring timely and accurate customer billing.
•    Perform user acceptance testing of billing functionality for system releases using pre-defined test plans and scripts to identify defects. 
•    Document results to track and communicate outcomes. Perform follow-up rounds of testing as needed. 
•    Investigate and resolve billing system discrepancies and errors. 
•    Collaborate and communicate with other departments to ensure billing accuracy. 
•    Ensure invoices accurately reflect terms and conditions agreed to by the organization and comply with Department of Insurance rules and regulations. 
•    Identify and recommend opportunities for improvements to billing policies and procedures. 
•    Prepare and present analytical reports to identify trends, inefficiencies, delinquent accounts, and other relevant metrics. 
•    Monitor billing invoices and forms generation cycles and alert management of failures. 
•    Manage ad hoc customer billing and respond to customer inquiries regarding bills.
•    Provide coverage for team members as needed.
•    Participate in cross-training initiatives to ensure continuity of operations and minimize disruption to essential processes.

SPECIFIC DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES (BILLING ANALYST I) 
•    Assist with user acceptance testing of billing functionality for system releases using pre-defined test plans and scripts to identify defects.
•    Assist with preparation of analytical reports.
•    Run Billing SQL queries.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

•    Bachelor’s degree in Business Analytics, Computer Science, Accounting, Business Administration or equivalent required.
•    1 to 3 years accounting or business analytics work experience required (Billing Technical Analyst I). 
•    Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
•    Excellent oral and written communication skills.
•    Excellent technical skills, including Understanding of Billing workflows of Duck Creek or other Proprietary billing systems., Ability to write clear documentation for billing processes, system configurations, and audit trails 
•    Proficient with SQL preferred.
•    Detail oriented and comprehensive documentation skills. 
•    Excellent time management skills. 
•    Advanced Excel and Word skills. Power Query, Index Match, nested If functions preferred.

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