Lead Duck Creek configuration, implementation, and deployment for enterprise insurance platform transformations. Collaborate with business and technical stakeholders, support policy administration enhancements and integrations, troubleshoot complex issues, mentor junior developers, and participate in cloud modernization and migration programs.
This is a remote position.
We’re Hiring | Duck Creek Configuration Developer / Senior Consultant ?
? Location: Remote (Preferred: Local candidates to New Jersey, but not mandatory)
? Experience: 7–10 Years
? Employment Type: Contract
?️ Interview Mode: MS Teams
We are actively looking for an experienced Duck Creek Configuration Developer / Senior Consultant to join enterprise-level insurance platform transformation initiatives. This is a great opportunity for professionals with strong Duck Creek expertise who excel in fast-paced consulting and digital transformation environments.
? Key Responsibilities:
✔️ Lead Duck Creek configuration, implementation, and deployment activities
✔️ Collaborate with business & technical stakeholders to deliver scalable insurance solutions
✔️ Support Duck Creek Policy Administration enhancements and integrations
✔️ Troubleshoot complex technical issues and provide effective resolution strategies
✔️ Mentor junior developers and contribute to technical leadership initiatives
✔️ Participate in cloud transformation and modernization programs
? Required Skills:
✅ Duck Creek DCOD Policy Suite Configuration & Deployment
✅ Strong expertise in Duck Creek Policy Administration System
✅ Experience with Duck Creek On-Premise to Cloud Migration
✅ Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills
✅ Proven experience in technical leadership and enterprise solution delivery
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