Advise CIOs and CDOs at property and casualty insurance carriers and brokers on data and AI strategies. Responsibilities include establishing data governance, quality, and architecture foundations; sequencing initiatives for measurable business value; translating between business stakeholders and delivery teams; and partnering with account teams. The role requires deep P&C insurance expertise, hands-on data and AI program experience, CIO-level advisory credibility, and comfort in sales-adjacent client engagements.
About the role: We’re looking for a trusted advisor to work alongside our client executives and account managers supporting large and mid-market P&C carriers and brokers. You’ll sit in conversations with CIOs and CDOs, understand their data and AI ambitions, and help them structure programs that actually deliver business value.
ResponsibilitiesWhat you’ll do:
• Partner with account teams to shape data and AI strategies for carrier clients
• Advise CIOs and CDOs on building the right data foundation — governance, quality, architecture — before the AI layer
• Sequence initiatives so early wins build credibility and show measurable value
• Translate between business stakeholders and delivery teams
What we’re looking for:
• Deep P&C insurance experience — underwriting, claims, actuarial, or distribution
• Hands-on work with data and AI programs, not just theory
• A track record of earning CIO-level trust as an advisor
• Comfortable in a sales-adjacent role without being a traditional salesperson
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