Business Product Analyst-Personal Lines
Company: Sentry
Location: Middleton, WI 53562 (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-09-23
About this role
In this role, you will work hand in hand with Business partners to document and file our products with state DOIs, as well as to help build systematic underwriting rules.
As one of the largest mutual insurance companies in the US, Sentry is committed to offering coverage at a competitive price and providing outstanding service and support. To offer our customers competitive products and outstanding service it takes an effective team. This is a great opportunity to start or grow your career, while taking on new challenges to develop professionally. Bring your strong curiosity, multi-tasking skills and a “can do” attitude to this opportunity.
This position can be filled as a Product Analyst or Associate Product Analyst based on the selected candidate’s related skills and experience.
For this position, Sentry does not offer employment to holders of F-1, J-1, and H-1 Visas.
What You'll Do
As an Associate Product Analyst, you’ll support our business through the following areas:
- Develop working knowledge of company products and processes as well as state filing rules.
- Work with other functional units as part of a team and individually to complete projects such as rule filings and rate changes as assigned.
- May participate in developing alternative approaches when processes have opportunity for improvement.
- May prepare and communicate reports on product performance.
- May conduct product, system, and/or competitor research to meet larger team needs.
As a Product Analyst, you’ll support our business through the following areas:
- Develop expertise in company products and processes as well as state filing rules.
- Work closely with Product Managers to support introduction of new products, enhancements to existing products, and/or entry into new markets to reach company profit and growth targets.
- Collaborate with business partners throughout the organization on the rate and rule revision process, underwriting changes, or system changes...