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Insurance Subject Matter Expert

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Hiring Remotely in United States
35-50 Hourly
Mid level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
35-50 Hourly
Mid level
Provides insurance expertise for licensing exam development and validation. Responsibilities include analyzing job tasks, creating and reviewing exam items, assigning criticality ratings, validating performance-based assessment checkpoints, participating in standard-setting and quality reviews, and ensuring alignment with state regulations, industry standards, confidentiality requirements, and exam security protocols.
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About Us: Prometric is a leading provider of technology-enabled testing and assessment solutions to many of the world’s most recognized licensing and certification organizations, academic institutions, and government agencies. We support more than 7 million test takers annually at our testing locations in 180 countries around the world. With over three decades of experience working with clients of all sizes across a multitude of industry sectors, our mission is to design and deliver the highest quality and most innovative testing solutions anytime, anywhere.

Job Title: Insurance Subject Matter Expert (SME)

Location: Remote

Job Type: Contract / Project-Based

Position Summary

The Insurance Subject Matter Expert (SME) provides specialized expertise in the development and validation of insurance licensing exams. SMEs ensure that exam content reflects current industry practice, regulatory requirements, and promotes fair and reliable assessment for candidates seeking licensure in various states.

Responsibilities

- Participate in job task analyses to identify essential skills and knowledge areas for insurance professionals.

- Develop, review, and validate written exam items for accuracy, clarity, and relevance.

- Assign criticality ratings and validate item checkpoints for performance-based assessments.

- Engage in standard-setting studies and quality assurance reviews to maintain exam integrity.

- Collaborate with committees and stakeholders to ensure compliance with state-specific regulations and industry standards.

- Maintain confidentiality and adhere to all security protocols for exam content.

Qualifications & Experience

- Active license in at least one of the following fields: Life, Health, or Property and Casualty insurance.

- Minimum three years of work experience in the relevant field of insurance.

- Not currently involved in pre-licensing training or exam preparation for insurance candidates.

- Strong understanding of industry regulations, ethical standards, and best practices.

- Excellent written communication and analytical skills.

- Ability to commit to scheduled review sessions and meet project deadlines.

Commitment & Compensation

- Part-time, project-based engagement with flexible scheduling.

- Compensation provided per session or deliverable (details determined by project scope).

Prometric is an Equal Employment/Affirmative Action employer. We do not discriminate in hiring based on sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religious creed, national origin, physical or mental disability, protected Veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, and local law.

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