Verisk
Insurance risk analytics and data technology
Automotive Claims Assessor
Up to 50% mobile work is available.
About the job
- Completion of a master craftsman qualification in automotive trades, a Diplom-Ingenieur degree, a Bachelor of Science degree, a Bachelor of Engineering degree, or training as an assessor.
- Confident use of computers and estimating systems such as DAT and Audatex.
- Very good written and spoken German.
- Strong rhetorical and communication abilities.
- A friendly and professional approach to customers.
- A careful and reliable working style.
- Flexibility and willingness to learn.
- Create technical reports using common estimating systems such as DAT and Audatex.
- Determine replacement value, residual value, and diminished value.
- Review and evaluate damage patterns for plausibility and compatibility.
- Create repair processes and recommended measures in accordance with current technical and legal requirements.
- Attend internal and external training sessions to maintain current knowledge.
- Process supplemental claims and review invoices.
- An open and communicative manner.
- Team spirit and collegial cooperation.
About the company
Verisk provides data analytics and technology solutions for the insurance industry, including risk modeling, fraud prevention, and catastrophe claims data, serving insurers, businesses, and governments worldwide. Its platforms offer subscription-based access to deep data sets and analytics tools, enabling clients to assess exposure, detect fraud, and process catastrophe claims while generating actionable reports. It differentiates itself with a global data pool combined with specialized insurance analytics and consulting services delivered on scalable platforms, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and resilience. Its goal is to help clients manage and mitigate risk, improve operational efficiency, and prepare for climate- and weather-related challenges.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Jersey City, New Jersey
Founded
1971
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue rose 4.3% to $806 million, with 8% subscription growth.
- Verisk launched Synergy Studio and the reengineered U.S. Tropical Cyclone Model in June 2026.
- Claude connectors and 7,000 XactAI licensees show faster AI adoption across carriers.
What critics are saying
- AccuLynx litigation from January 2026 exposes Verisk to specific performance and damages.
- Ongoing litigation lifted Q2 2026 legal fees and cut net income 9.8%.
- CIO Nick Daffan’s departure in July 2026 strains platform security during AI expansion.
What makes Verisk unique
- Verisk owns regulatory-grade insurance datasets, including ISO indications and XactRestore, embedded in Claude.
- Synergy Studio unifies catastrophe modeling, exposure management, and risk analytics on a cloud-native platform.
- CargoNet turns proprietary theft intelligence into route-level decisions for fleets and insurers.
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