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The Quality Assurance Analyst will validate and test KCC's catastrophe modeling platform, create test plans, execute tests, manage issues, and report results. Responsibilities include testing usability, verifying software accuracy, designing test plans, establishing automated testing processes, and documenting QA processes.

The Director, Client Relations is responsible for building and maintaining strong relationships with insurance industry leaders, integrating KCC technology into client processes, and staying up-to-date with industry trends.

Seeking structural engineering professionals to join our team of catastrophe model developers. Responsibilities include developing building vulnerability models, analyzing catastrophe loss data, validating model loss estimates, preparing technical documents, and performing tasks related to live event response. Master's degree in Structural or Civil Engineering required. Knowledge of hazard intensity measures, building response to natural hazards, and experience in catastrophe modeling and C# programming language is a plus.

Join Karen Clark & Company as a Geotechnical Engineer and work on building advanced earthquake models. Conduct literature surveys, collect and analyze loss data, conduct validation tests, and contribute to technical documents and presentations. Travel may be required. Must have a Master's degree in Geotechnical or Earthquake Engineering, knowledge of ground motion, and excellent communication skills. Experience with QGIS, ArcGIS, statistics, probability, and C# programming is a plus.

Join KCC as a wind engineering professional to contribute to the development of catastrophe models for tropical and extratropical cyclones. Conduct evaluations, surveys, and analysis to enhance the accuracy of model loss estimates. Travel internationally and possess excellent communication skills. Knowledge of C# programming language and experience in catastrophe modeling is a plus.

Take ownership of maintaining and improving application functionality and performance. Develop/tune database queries to optimize application performance. Collaborate with other team members to ensure application enhancements are both backward compatible and extensible. Work on extending front-end, middle-layer, and back-end components of a Windows application using Microsoft technologies.

Take ownership of critical subsystems of RI/3G, collaborate with team members, work on extending front-end, middle-layer, and back-end components using C#.Net, Windows GUI, and SQL Server technologies.

Take ownership of application functionality and performance. Ensure compatibility with crucial components across the entire RiskInsight platform. Work with large data sets, including property exposure, atmospheric and climate data. Research, design, document, implement, and test cloud native and distributed systems. Advance the leading-edge of catastrophe risk modeling and risk management.

Senior Data Analyst to join our consulting team in our Downtown Boston office. Support complex consulting projects and partake in the extensive validation and finalization process of catastrophe computer models. Develop internal tools and automations.

Join KCC's team of catastrophe model developers to build advanced earthquake models, analyze seismicity data, and conduct damage surveys for global events.

The Senior Actuary at KCC will partner with clients to leverage catastrophe model output in underwriting, ratemaking, and risk transfer initiatives. They will also foster relationships with insurance regulators and rating agencies. The role involves working with interdisciplinary teams and contributing actuarial expertise to various documents and presentations.

The Risk Analyst at KCC will gather client requirements, set up RiskInsight software, run data analysis, and test new releases. The role requires a Bachelor's degree and experience with data-intensive computer models and Microsoft tools. Strong problem-solving, analytical, writing, and organizational skills are essential.

The Flood Engineer will work on developing advanced catastrophe reference models for both inland and coastal flood perils. Responsibilities include collaborating with scientists and engineers, researching flood damage, conducting model tests, and providing technical documentation. Qualifications include a degree in Civil, Structural, Coastal, or Flood Engineering, in-depth knowledge of probability and statistical methods, and excellent communication skills. Experience with remote sensing data and GIS tools is a plus.

Join KCC as an Earthquake Engineer and contribute to the development of advanced earthquake models. You will conduct literature surveys, collect and analyze loss data, perform validation tests, prepare technical documents and presentations, and conduct post-event damage surveys. A Master's degree in Structural or Geotechnical Engineering is required, with a PhD being a plus. Knowledge of ground motion prediction equations, building response and damage to earthquakes, and experience with QGIS or ArcGIS are important. Strong communication and organizational skills are desired. Experience in catastrophe modeling and knowledge of C# programming language are advantages.