Full-Time
Data Software Engineer 1
Data
Updated on 8/7/2026
Acrisure
1,001-5,000 employees
Insurance broker offering risk management services
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Austin, TX, USA
Hybrid
Four days on-site per week required.
Bachelor's
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- At least 2 years of engineering experience with data warehouses, data lakes, or software engineering with a data emphasis.
- Strong knowledge of SQL.
- Proficiency in Scala, Python, or Java.
- Knowledge of data lake and Delta Lake concepts.
- Understanding of data security best practices.
- Experience using Databricks, BigQuery, or Palantir to build enterprise data platforms.
- Familiarity with data orchestration technologies such as Airflow, Dagster, or Fivetran.
- Experience with cloud environments, including Google Cloud Platform or Azure.
- Familiarity with DevOps processes.
- Experience creating and sharing standards, best practices, documentation, and reference examples for data warehouse and integration or extract-transform-load systems.
- A disciplined approach to testing software and data.
- Experience working with application programming interfaces.
- Knowledge of common data frameworks such as Spark and Polars.
- An undergraduate degree in computer science or a related discipline, or equivalent experience, is preferred.
- Demonstrated desire for continuing education and improvement.
- Leverage established patterns and establish new patterns as required to rapidly onboard new datasets into the data platform.
- Establish repeatable, automated data management processes for managing sensitive information.
- Own deliverables while collaborating with and supporting others in a team setting, including conducting and participating in design and code reviews.
- Collaborate with product on priorities and approach, and with other engineering and artificial intelligence teams that consume raw data.
- Familiarity with implementing end-to-end data pipelines and Ontology development using the Palantir platform.
- Experience with cloud environments, including Google Cloud Platform or Azure.
- An undergraduate degree in computer science or a related discipline, or equivalent experience.
- Demonstrated desire for continuing education and improvement.
Acrisure is an insurance broker that partners with a global network of independent Agency Partners to deliver insurance and risk management services. Agencies keep local client relationships while Acrisure provides access to broader product offerings, technology, and best practices. It earns commissions and fees from carriers for policies sold and from risk management services and growth of partner agencies. Its goal is to grow the brokerage by expanding its Agency Partner network and deliver customized insurance solutions through a unified platform.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$9.8B
Headquarters
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Founded
2005
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- June 30, 2026 Asero launch expands specialty underwriting into commercial auto and contractors.
- May 12, 2026 Huntress partnership opens no-deductible cyber policies to qualified clients.
- Bowls England renewed its partnership on June 4, 2026, validating specialist distribution.
What critics are saying
- Acrisure cuts 2,250 jobs through 2027, signaling deeper automation pressure and morale damage.
- A January 30, 2026 Texas lawsuit seeks over $5 million for alleged bad coverage advice.
- High leverage and repeated refinancing keep Acrisure exposed if capital markets tighten in 2027.
What makes Acrisure unique
- Acrisure unifies 13 U.S. MGAs under Asero, underwriting over $1 billion premium.
- Its agency-partner model preserves local brands while centralizing analytics, actuarial, and technology.
- Since 2025, Bain-led capital and fintech branding support aggressive expansion across insurance lines.
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↑ 0%People moves: NFP names Chamberlain to upstate New York team. July 29, 2026 NFP, an Aon company and property/casualty broker and benefits consultant headquartered in New York City, named Fran Chamberlain as senior vice president, risk capital. Chamberlain will manage relationships with new and existing clients and lead operational and strategic initiatives for upstate New York. Chamberlain most recently worked as senior manager of training and development at Acrisure, overseeing employee development and operations for her region. Prior to this, Chamberlain served at CLG Insurance in the Albany area for nearly 20 years in several roles. Based in Albany, she will report to Paul Costantino, regional managing director. Was this article valuable? The most important insurance news, in your inbox every business day. * Categories: East NewsTopics: Aon, NFP, people moves * Have a hot lead? Email Insurance Company at [email protected]
2.2 million vehicles face theft risk from dealer-installed anti-theft device vulnerability. Millions of vehicles equipped with dealer-installed aftermarket anti-theft systems may actually be more vulnerable to theft because of a Bluetooth security flaw discovered by researchers at the University of California San Diego. The researchers estimate that at least 2.2 million vehicles sold since 2017, primarily through Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Ford, and Jeep dealerships in Southern California, are affected. Because many of these vehicles have entered the used car market, vulnerable vehicles are now spread across the United States, Canada, and other countries. The vulnerability affects KARR and SWDS systems installed by dealerships as inventory management and optional anti-theft devices. Researchers found that every device relied on the same encryption key, allowing attackers within Bluetooth range to unlock vehicle doors and disable or enable engine immobilization functions. While the flaw alone does not let thieves start a vehicle, it can eliminate one of the biggest barriers to theft by providing access to the interior, where other commonly available automotive tools could be used to complete the theft. For insurance claims professionals, the findings could influence theft investigations involving vehicles equipped with aftermarket dealer-installed security systems. Adjusters may encounter claims where owners believed their vehicles had enhanced theft protection, only to learn the installed system created an unexpected vulnerability. Knowing whether a vehicle carried one of these systems may become relevant when evaluating theft circumstances, reviewing police reports, or investigating recovery timelines. The issue also presents potential subrogation considerations. Depending on the facts of an individual claim, insurers may evaluate whether liability extends beyond the vehicle owner to dealerships, installers, device manufacturers, or other parties involved in the installation and security of the aftermarket system. The researchers note that the devices remain active even when customers decline the paid security service, potentially expanding the population of affected vehicles. Acrisure, the manufacturer of the KARR-SWDS devices, released a firmware update on July 20, 2026. Vehicle owners must install the update through the KARR mobile app. The researchers recommend stronger authentication requirements for future Bluetooth-enabled vehicle security products, including requiring physical interaction inside the vehicle before pairing a new smartphone. External References & Further Reading Related Historical Articles
World Insurance hires former Acrisure executive. * by Richard Sine World Insurance Associates has hired former Acrisure executive Rob Erfurt as its New Jersey market leader and national industry leader. World Insurance serves small and medium-sized businesses across the U.S. and United Kingdom. Mr. Erfurt will lead growth in New Jersey while building specialized solutions for industries, according to an announcement on Monday. He was previously director of sales operations for North America retail at Acrisure. He will be based out of the broker's headquarters in Iselin, New Jersey. Mr. Erfurt will report to CEO John Newell and executive vice president Jeffrey Landesmann. July 20, 2026
Acrisure, a global fintech company, has launched Asero Insurance Services, a specialty managing general agency that unifies several Acrisure-owned programme administrators under one brand in the United States. Six of Acrisure's 13 US-based MGAs, which collectively underwrite over $1 billion in premium, will initially operate under the Asero brand. Asero's underwriters operate under delegated authority agreements with unaffiliated insurance carriers, serving small and medium businesses across sectors including commercial auto, logistics, property and contractors. The platform combines specialised underwriting expertise with Acrisure's data analytics, actuarial and technology capabilities. The launch follows Acrisure's introduction of Ascendri Insurance Services and acquisition of property MGA Vave earlier this year. Acrisure has grown from $38 million to nearly $5 billion in revenue over 12 years.
Acrisure introduces Asero Insurance Services, combining specialty MGAs under a unified brand. New platform delivers stronger specialty insurance solutions through shared underwriting, actuarial, analytics and technology capabilities. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - June 30, 2026 - Acrisure, a global fintech leader, today launches Asero Insurance Services ("Asero"), a specialty managing general agency ("MGA") that unifies several Acrisure-owned program administrators under a common brand in the United States. Each program administrator within Asero brings specialized underwriting expertise backed by the Asero platform's data and analytics, actuarial, and technology capabilities, with the ability to write difficult-to-place risks. The platform is further supported by Acrisure's centralized legal, regulatory, finance, accounting, HR, and other enterprise functions. Acrisure owns 13 US-based MGAs that collectively underwrite over $1 billion of premium, of which six will be initially branded as Asero with more to follow. Asero's experienced underwriters operate under delegated authority agreements with unaffiliated insurance carriers, whereby Asero underwrites and issues policies on carriers' behalf. Products are distributed by independent retail agents, independent wholesalers, and alternative distribution. Asero serves small and medium businesses in classes including commercial auto, logistics, commercial property, security and alarm contractors, artisan contractors, and snow & ice removal. Products include property, casualty, workers compensation, and specialty coverages. Chris Bressette, Chief Underwriting Officer at Acrisure, explains: "Asero combines specialized underwriting expertise with deep data, analytics, and claims insight across a select group of businesses and categories. This framework allows us to draw on our shared expertise while preserving the specialization and trusted relationships that have always defined our teams." Adrian Jones, Head of Underwriting and Specialty Retail at Acrisure, said: "Asero is the next step in unifying nearly 20 acquisitions into a single underwriting platform. Each program within Asero is run by a team of professionals with deep experience in a particular product or class of business. At Asero, underwriting comes first." The introduction of Asero follows the launch of Ascendri Insurance Services and the acquisition of Vave, a property MGA, earlier this year. For more information about Asero or to request an agency appointment, visit www.aseroins.com. About Acrisure A global fintech leader, Acrisure empowers millions of ambitious businesses and individuals with the right solutions to grow boldly forward. Bringing cutting-edge technology and top-tier human support together, it connects clients with customized solutions across a range of insurance, reinsurance, payroll, benefits, cybersecurity, real estate services - and beyond. In the last twelve years, Acrisure has grown in revenue from $38 million to almost $5 billion and employs over 19,000 colleagues in 21 countries. And this is just the beginning. To learn more, visit Acrisure.com. MORE NEWS & UPDATES