Full-Time
Data Engineer I
Aws, Python, Sql
Posted on 6/6/2026
Travelers
10,001+ employees
Property casualty insurer for homes
Compensation Overview
$109.3k - $180.2k/yr
Hartford, CT, USA + 1 more
More locations: St Paul, MN, USA
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- Bachelor’s Degree in STEM related field or equivalent.
- Six years of related experience.
- Proficient use of tools, techniques, and manipulation including Cloud platforms, programming languages, and an understanding of software engineering practices.
- The ability to deliver work at a steady, predictable pace to achieve commitments, decompose work assignments into small batch releases, and contribute to tradeoff and negotiation discussions.
- Demonstrated track record of domain expertise including the ability to understand technical concepts and possess in-depth knowledge of immediate systems worked on.
- Proven problem solving skills including debugging skills, allowing you to determine source of issues in unfamiliar code or systems and the ability to recognize and solve repetitive problems.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to interact with team members and business partners.
- Leadership - Intermediate leadership skills with a proven track record of self-motivation in identifying personal growth opportunities.
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, related STEM field, or its equivalent in education and/or work experience.
- 2 additional years of software/data engineering experience.
- Develop and support data pipelines for CMP and Specialty pricing use cases, ensuring reliability and scalability across production environments
- Execute data preparation activities including exploration, cleansing, and transformation with growing awareness of enterprise architecture, Platforms, and downstream consumption patterns
- Translate actuarial and data science requirements into scalable, production-ready data solutions with guidance from senior engineers
- Support data quality controls, profiling, and monitoring across the model development lifecycle
- Support model implementation for CMP and Specialty pricing models in partnership with Data Science and Actuarial teams
- Learn and adopt MLOps practices across the model development and implementation lifecycle
- Build CMP and Specialty data knowledge over time, growing into a subject matter resource for benchmarks, modernization initiatives, and future enhancements
- Contribute to project planning and execution across CMP and Specialty data engineering initiatives
- Present analysis and contribute technical recommendations to support data implementation decisions
- Participate in code reviews and design discussions, contributing to team standards and best practices
- Contribute to platform modernization efforts, helping migrate legacy processes to cloud-native architectures on AWS
- Apply agile methodologies to plan, prioritize, and deliver work across concurrent initiatives
Travelers provides property and casualty insurance for homes, cars, valuables, and businesses in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, funded by premiums from policyholders. It underwrites coverage that protects against specified risks, with premiums set based on risk factors and delivered through a network of independent agents, brokers, and direct channels, while also offering loss-prevention resources. It differentiates itself with a 165+ year history and a track record of policy innovations, including early auto and space-travel policies, and through its large distribution network and public-policy initiatives. Its goal is to give clients peace of mind by minimizing risk, preventing losses, and providing financial protection and stability through dependable coverage.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1853
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Second-quarter 2026 net income rose 46% to $2.208 billion on July 17.
- Q2 2026 combined ratio improved to 83.6%, showing strong underwriting discipline.
- Travelers returned $1.58 billion to shareholders in Q2 2026, including $1.31 billion buybacks.
What critics are saying
- Travelers faces a $2 billion bad-faith lawsuit from Prairie Farms filed March 31, 2026.
- UK and Ireland will cut about 48 jobs after July 30, 2026 restructuring.
- Catastrophe losses still swing results; a severe 2026 hurricane season can crush underwriting.
What makes Travelers unique
- Travelers launched AI Claim Assistant with OpenAI on February 18, 2026.
- Travelers partnered with Applied Systems on July 8, 2026 as first anchor carrier.
- Travelers renewed 2026 catastrophe reinsurance with lower $3 billion retention and added protection.
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401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
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Company News
Ford names new Chief AI and Data Officer to advance AI strategy. Mano Mannoochahr joins Ford after leading enterprise AI, data and analytics strategies at Verizon and Travelers. On the Dash: * Ford is elevating AI and data leadership as the automaker looks to expand these capabilities across its major business units. * Mannoochahr's background in enterprise AI at Verizon and Travelers brings the automaker an executive with experience scaling AI across large organizations. * His role spans Ford's retail, commercial, EV and financial operations, signaling a broad approach to how the automaker plans to use AI and data. Ford has appointed Mano Mannoochahr as its Chief AI and Data Officer, as the automaker aims to enhance its artificial intelligence and data capabilities. In this role, Mannoochahr will collaborate with teams across Ford Blue, Ford Model e, Ford Pro and Ford Credit to advance the company's AI and data strategy. Prior to joining Ford, Mannoochahr served as Chief Data, Analytics and AI Officer at Verizon, where he led the enterprise-wide strategy for data, analytics and artificial intelligence. He managed an organization of more than 3,000 employees dedicated to deploying AI across Verizon's customer, network and enterprise operations. Before his time at Verizon, Mannoochahr spent six years at Travelers as Senior Vice President and Chief Data and Analytics Officer. In this position, he directed the company's data, analytics, AI and engineering capabilities, advising the CEO on digital transformation and AI-driven growth. Mannoochahr described his transition to Ford as a "meaningful homecoming," citing his earlier career in American manufacturing at companies such as John Deere and General Electric. Ford's history of innovation and its vision for the future drove his decision to join the company. In his new position, Mannoochahr will work with Ford's leadership and its enterprise technology organization as the company expands its use of AI across its business operations. His appointment brings Ford an executive with extensive enterprise AI experience as Ford continues to develop technology across its automotive and financial sectors. Mannoochahr's background includes leading large-scale data and AI organizations and implementing digital transformation initiatives in global businesses. His role positions AI and data as central elements of Ford's strategy across its vehicle, commercial and financial operations.
Ohio court clarifies that no bad-faith claim exists without a breach of the policy. LinkedIn Facebook X BBI Logistics, LLC v. GRS Transp., Inc., 2026-Ohio-1146 (2026) BBI is a freight brokerage logistics company that arranged transport of frozen chicken for its client - Bird in Hand Farms, Inc. in February 2021. BBI arranged for a transport company - GRS - to deliver the chicken to Bird in Hand. There was a winter storm while the delivery was being transported by GRS. The GRS driver's trailer was parked on a residential street in Monroe, Louisiana for four days due to the winter storm. During that time, someone cut the trailer seal and stole 15-20 pounds of chicken. Bird in Hand then rejected the entire load upon delivery. BBI sued GRS and Travelers - its insurer. Travelers had issued a policy to BBI covering "damages... for direct physical loss of or damage to covered property." BBI averred that Travelers' insurance policy included coverage for the loss of and/or damage to the shipment of frozen chicken, and claimed that Travelers breached the policy by not providing full payment for BBI's loss. BBI also contended that Travelers acted in bad faith in investigating and evaluating BBI's insurance claim and ultimately denying BBI full coverage. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's decision granting summary judgment that the frozen chicken was not covered property under the Travelers policy. Accordingly the Court of Appeals concluded that Travelers did not breach its policy with BBI. The court then turned to BBI's bad faith claim. BBI argued genuine issues of material fact precluded summary judgment on its claim for bad faith against Travelers, but the trial court concluded that BBI failed to identify any such issues. In reviewing the grant of summary judgment in favor of Travelers, the Court of Appeals held that, if an insurer does not breach the insurance policy when denying coverage, then an insured cannot maintain a claim for bad faith, citing Wash. v. Evans, 2021-Ohio-587, ¶ 34, 168 N.E.3d 638 (10th Dist.). Therefore, the Court of Appeals affirmed summary judgment in favor of Travelers on the bad faith claim. Plaintiff-insureds in Ohio often attempt to argue that a bad faith claim may be pursued irrespective of whether there was an actual breach of the insurance contract. While there is very little authority to support such a position, the argument is not always clear-cut. However, the BBI Logistics decision stands as helpful authority that insurers may utilize in countering such an argument by their insureds. DISCLAIMER: Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations. Attorney Advertising. (C) Marshall Dennehey 2026 Help shape our research. Are you... * a law firm C-suite leader? * general counsel/inhouse legal? or * a recent lateral attorney hire? Share your lateral move experience in our confidential 8-minute survey.
The Travelers Companies, Inc. has announced a $750 million senior notes offering. The insurance company will issue 4.950% senior notes due 2031 at a public offering price of 99.978% of principal amount. Interest will be paid semi-annually on 24 January and 24 July each year, beginning 24 January 2027. The notes will mature on 24 July 2031. The joint book-running managers include Barclays Capital, BofA Securities, Citigroup Global Markets, J.P. Morgan Securities, and Wells Fargo Securities. Co-managers include TD Securities, Truist Securities, BNY Mellon Capital Markets, Goldman Sachs, HSBC Securities, Morgan Stanley, U.S. Bancorp Investments, and Academy Securities. Travelers intends to use the net proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include debt repayment, working capital, capital expenditures, and possible acquisitions.
Travelers adds former JetBlue security executive as CISO. Under the red umbrella. TNCR Staff Keith Anderson has joined Travelers as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), bringing more than two decades of experience leading cybersecurity and technology organizations across the aviation, media, and telecommunications sectors. In the role, Anderson will lead Travelers' enterprise cybersecurity strategy, working with security and risk teams across the company to strengthen its security posture and help protect customers and technology assets. Anderson joins Travelers from JetBlue, where he most recently served as Vice President, Technology Infrastructure & Chief Information Security Officer. Earlier, he held cybersecurity leadership roles at WarnerMedia and AT&T. Announcing the appointment on LinkedIn, Anderson said, "I'm excited to bring my experience in building and scaling security programs to an organization with Travelers' scale, complexity, and commitment to protecting its customers." CxOs on the Move is brought to you by Celigo. Map every flow, connection, and dependency in your enterprise and manage it all through a single conversation with Celigo Ora. Subscribe to the Early Morning Byte! Begin your day informed, engaged, and ready to lead with the latest in technology news and thought leadership.
Travelers reported second-quarter net income of $2.2 billion, up 46% year-over-year, sending its stock 9% higher on Friday to $368.98. The surge came despite a broader market selloff driven by concerns over AI valuations. The profit jump stemmed primarily from three factors. Catastrophe losses fell nearly half to $518 million before taxes, down from $927 million a year earlier. The insurer also booked $578 million in favourable prior-year reserve development, whilst after-tax net investment income rose 14% to $883 million. Core business performance improved modestly, with the underlying combined ratio edging to 84.1% from 84.7%. Net written premiums remained essentially flat at $11.5 billion. The company returned approximately $1.6 billion to shareholders during the quarter, including $1.3 billion in buybacks.