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Mission Underwriting Managers

Capital, technology, and operations for underwriting

Finance Data Analyst - Finance

Data AnalysisUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeRemote in USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 4 years of experience in finance data analysis, financial reporting, accounting analytics, business intelligence, or related analytical roles.
  • At least 2 years of experience working with commercial or specialty insurance, including policy, premium, commission, paid, tax, fee, or other transaction data.
  • Working knowledge of insurance concepts, including premium and commission transactions, taxes, fees, and reconciliations.
  • Strong SQL skills, including complex joins and aggregations, financial reconciliations, data validation, and development of reusable queries or processes.
  • Experience comparing data across systems or ETL processes and diagnosing root causes of discrepancies.
  • Experience building or maintaining recurring reports, validation checks, or financial data controls using SQL, Excel, BI, or similar tools.
  • Strong critical thinking, attention to detail, communication, and documentation skills, including ability to explain technical issues and financial results to Finance and Data stakeholders.
  • Familiarity with insurance financial data domains, including policy transactions, premium, commission, paid data, taxes, fees, reconciliations, and downstream accounting or reporting.
  • Ability to evaluate financial results using business context, recognize unexpected patterns, distinguish expected timing or business differences from data defects, and assess materiality.
  • Strong relational database and data warehousing knowledge, including ability to use SQL across normalized and denormalized schemas and multiple data grains.
  • Skill in reconciliation, variance analysis, root cause analysis, and designing validation checks, reasonableness tests, and exception reporting.
  • Proficiency in Excel to prepare recurring Finance reporting and support one-off analysis.
  • Ability to collaborate with data engineers and business users to trace data flows, clarify assumptions, troubleshoot processes, and resolve issues.
  • Ability to document queries, financial definitions, accounting assumptions, reconciliation logic, process flows, and data-quality decisions.
  • Ability to work in a quiet environment while sitting at a computer for extended periods; occasional walking, standing, and lifting up to 10 pounds; regular use of hands and fingers; frequent talking or hearing; and close, distance, color, peripheral, focus, and depth perception vision requirements.
  • Must live in the United States and be authorized to work in the United States without employment sponsorship or a visa.

Responsibilities

  • Run, monitor, and troubleshoot the existing daily finance ETL accounting process while it remains in use, producing policy transactions and monetary amounts across premium, taxes, and fees.
  • Compare financial data produced by the enterprise data warehouse with current finance ETL outputs, reconciling results at the appropriate policy, transaction, coverage, or other business grain.
  • Investigate variances and identify root causes such as missing or duplicated transactions, timing differences, incorrect signs, mappings, joins, effective dates, transformation logic, or source-data defects.
  • Use SQL to query, validate, and transform policy, premium, commission, payment, tax, fee, and related financial data; develop reusable queries and process components.
  • Establish, document, and maintain automated validation rules, reconciliation checks, reasonableness tests, and exception reporting for financial data delivered from the enterprise data warehouse.
  • Provide Finance with accurate and timely recurring data, reports, reconciliations, and supporting schedules for accounting, reporting, close, and operational needs.
  • Work with Finance as the primary business stakeholder to define financial metrics, transaction treatments, data definitions, accounting assumptions, and acceptance criteria for enterprise data warehouse outputs.
  • Partner with data engineers to trace source-to-target logic, recommend field-level changes, validate fixes, and support reliable production processes.
  • Build working knowledge of the enterprise data warehouse data model, including the insurance policy lifecycle, transaction data, source systems, data layers, grains, and relationships needed for financial reporting.
  • Help define how paid data is sourced, ingested, modeled, validated, and made available in the enterprise data warehouse, including required history, timing, grain, and financial attributes.
  • Support portfolio and program health-check reporting through data preparation, key performance indicator reporting, and process improvements.
  • Perform ad hoc analyses for Finance; quantify business impacts, explain trends, and translate findings into clear takeaways.
  • Create process flows, SQL documentation, data dictionaries, reconciliation procedures, and issue logs to promote repeatability and shared understanding.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience supporting financial processes, planning, management reporting, or process automation.
  • Experience with enterprise data warehouses, relational or dimensional data models, or data pipeline development.
  • Familiarity with Databricks, PySpark, Python, Azure, or similar data engineering and development tools.
  • Experience with Power BI or other BI tools, and with ERP, general ledger, premium accounting, policy administration, or billing systems.
  • A bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, data analytics, information systems, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • Ability to travel up to 5% of the year.

About the Company

Mission Underwriting Managers

Capital, technology, and operations for underwriting

Mission Underwriting Managers helps people start their own insurance program by providing capital, access to paper and reinsurance, and a turnkey technology and operations platform. It offers non-recourse capital to qualified underwriters with an equity upside, while handling governance, compliance, accounting, HR, and back-office tasks so clients can focus on underwriting and distribution. The platform speeds market entry by managing policy administration, regulatory filings, risk management, and administration, plus a panel of issuing carriers and reinsurers to reduce sourcing stress. Its goal is to enable qualified underwriters to launch and grow independent programs quickly and with scalable resources, while minimizing risk.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Arizona, United States
Founded
Not listed

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