Rulebook Configurator_Consultant

Responsibilities

Rulebook Configuration and Product Build

• Lead the configuration of insurance products, rating algorithms, underwriting rules, referral rules, eligibility rules, authority checks, and workflow logic within Rulebook.
• Convert Excel-based pricing models into Rulebook-compatible configuration components, ensuring calculation accuracy and business alignment.
• Configure rating tables, factors, modifiers, risk attributes, premium calculations, validations, and business rules.
• Configure and maintain Rulebook pages, page flows, page linking, product structures, and user journeys.
• Support document generation logic, quote outputs, pricing worksheets, and downstream data outputs where applicable.
• Ensure reusable configuration patterns are applied across products/classes to improve maintainability and consistency.

Business and Domain Analysis

• Work with underwriters, actuaries, operations SMEs, and product owners to understand pricing intent, risk appetite, referral logic, and underwriting guidelines.
• Challenge and clarify ambiguous business rules before configuration.
• Translate business requirements into clear configuration specifications and implementation-ready artefacts.
• Identify gaps, inconsistencies, or risks in pricing spreadsheets, underwriting guides, or product documentation.
• Support impact analysis for pricing changes, product enhancements, and model version updates.

Stakeholder Management and Communication

• Act as a primary configuration lead in workshops with senior London-based business stakeholders.
• Explain configuration design, rule logic, testing outcomes, issues, and trade-offs in clear business language.
• Facilitate discussions between business SMEs, actuaries, developers, testers, architects, and delivery leads.
• Provide structured status updates, risk/issue summaries, and decision points to project leadership.
• Ensure business stakeholders understand how configured rules reflect their underwriting and pricing requirements.

Testing, Validation, and Governance

• Define and execute rule configuration testing, scenario testing, regression testing, and spreadsheet-to-Rulebook reconciliation.
• Validate Rulebook outputs against source Excel models, expected pricing outcomes, underwriting rules, and edge-case scenarios.
• Support SIT, UAT, defect triage, root-cause analysis, and defect resolution.
• Maintain configuration documentation, traceability, version control, and audit evidence.

Additional Responsibilities

Required Experience

• 4–10+ years of overall experience in insurance technology, product configuration, business rules implementation, rating engine configuration, or insurance platform delivery.
• 2+ years of hands-on experience with Verisk Rulebook / Sequel Rulebook preferred.
• If direct Rulebook experience is limited, strong experience with adjacent platforms such as insurance rating engines, business rules engines, product configurators, FICO Blaze, IBM ODM, Drools, InRule, Duck Creek rating/product configuration, Guidewire rating/product model, or similar tools may be considered.
• Experience converting Excel-based pricing models into system-based rules/configurations.
• Strong understanding of P&C / specialty insurance and London Market.

Technical and Professional Requirements

Primary Skill- Verisk Rulebook configuration skill. Lloyd’s Market expertise

Preferred Skills

• Life Insurance

Educational Requirements

Bachelor of Engineering,Bachelor Of Technology