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Why Openly Openly is rebuilding insurance from the ground up. We are re-envisioning and enhancing every aspect of the customer experience. Doing this requires a rapidly growing team of exceptional, curious, empathetic people with a wide range of skill sets, spanning technology, data science, product, marketing, sales, service, claims handling, finance, etc. The Openly Difference We created Openly because we saw an evident gap in the market for premium insurance made simple. Consumers deserve more complete coverage at competitive prices. • The Price Difference: Using cutting-edge data and technology, we provide you with customizable, competitive prices to protect your most valuable assets. • The Policy Difference: Coverages are truly customizable to meet your individual protection needs, for both standard coverages and optional add-ons. • The Experience Difference: From tailored claims handling to highly responsive customer service, we are focused on making the home insurance purchasing process a better overall experience. Welcome to your next adventure. At Openly, our people are just as important as our product. For us, collaboration, communication, and work-life balance are more than nice-to-haves— they’re the must-haves that make us who we are. We believe a great company is the result of a shared set of values, so we look for these qualities in every candidate we hire. • Integrity • Empathy • Teamwork • Curiosity • Urgency We've designed our hiring process with you, the candidate, in mind. At every step, you have the chance to present your strengths and learn more about what makes Openly a great place to work. We're committed to Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion We embrace individuality and believe diverse teams are winning teams. Our commitment to inclusion across race, gender, age, religion, identity, and experience drives us forward every day. Job Details: Openly is leveraging technology and experienced property, auto, and liability claims professionals to build a best-in-class training program that is rooted in continuous improvement. This role requires a tech-savvy, process-minded, self-motivated, high-energy individual skilled at problem-solving who can efficiently function in a fast-paced, performance-driven environment. We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Homeowners, Liability, and Auto Claims Trainer to join our team. This position is crucial for ensuring our claims adjusters are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to deliver exceptional service and make accurate, timely claims decisions across our personal lines of business. The final job level and title will be determined based on the candidate’s experience and qualifications. Key Responsibilities: Instructional Design and Content Development • Design, develop, and maintain comprehensive training programs, curriculum, and materials for new hire onboarding, continuing education, process changes, and system updates related to Homeowners, Liability, and Auto claims. • Utilize instructional design methodologies to create engaging, effective learning solutions, including virtual instructor-led training (VILT), e-learning modules, job aids, simulations, and blended learning solutions. • Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure all content is accurate, up-to-date, legally compliant, and reflective of best practices and company policies. • Develop clear learning objectives, assessment tools, and evaluation strategies to measure the effectiveness of training and its impact on claims performance metrics. • Manage and update the claims training library and learning management system (LMS) content. Training Delivery and Facilitation • Deliver high-quality, engaging training sessions to claims adjusters at all experience levels, including claims leadership. • Facilitate role-playing exercises, case studies, and practical application scenarios to reinforce learning and develop critical decision-making skills. • Conduct "train-the-trainer" sessions for claims leadership and designated peer trainers. • Provide ongoing coaching and feedback to new hires during the onboarding phase. Needs Assessment and Evaluation • Conduct training needs assessments using methods such as performance data analysis, observation, interviews, and surveys to identify skill gaps and performance deficiencies. • Analyze claims audit results, quality assurance reports, and key performance indicators (KPIs) to proactively identify training needs and measure the impact of existing programs. • Measure and analyze the impact of training modules on business results. • Provide regular reporting on training outcomes, learner progress, and program effectiveness to claims leadership Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • Deep, current knowledge of P&C claims handling, statutes, and policy interpretation • Ability to design and develop engaging, effective learning solutions for diverse adult learners. • Engaging delivery style, strong ability to manage virtual classrooms, and p

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