Insurance Software Replication Team Needed
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I will supply a full PRD and UAT scripts for an existing construction-insurance platform and need one vendor that can field a four-person team to rebuild it end-to-end. Prior work with wrap-up programs (OCIP, CCIP or similar) is essential because the application’s core is a consolidated wrap-up module.
Here is how I see the engagement:
• Lead engineer(s) – replicate every current feature, then extend them to cover any gaps we identify together in risk management, claims and policy workflows.
• Insurance QA specialist – build and execute a test plan that validates the business logic, proving that workflows truly mitigate construction risk for qualified clients.
• Certificates of Insurance developer – own the certificate intake, tracking, renewal and automated compliance notices.
• OSHA / safety compliance developer – integrate OSHA requirement checks and reporting.
Any modern web stack is acceptable (React, Angular, Vue, .NET, Java, etc.); choose what your team is fastest with, provided it remains cloud-deployable and scalable. I expect seasoned insurance technologists who already understand endorsements, exclusions, loss runs, carrier feeds and construction terminology—this isn’t a “learn on the job” opportunity.
Kick-off deliverables will be:
1. Technical architecture and sprint roadmap signed off against my PRD.
2. A working MVP of the wrap-up module by the end of sprint two.
3. Weekly demos, with QA sign-off before each sprint close.
4. Final UAT pass that matches the scripts I provide, plus OSHA and certificate compliance reports generated directly from the rebuilt system.
If your company can dedicate at least four named resources who meet these functional roles and have proven insurance domain experience, let’s schedule a call and get started right away.
Here is how I see the engagement:
• Lead engineer(s) – replicate every current feature, then extend them to cover any gaps we identify together in risk management, claims and policy workflows.
• Insurance QA specialist – build and execute a test plan that validates the business logic, proving that workflows truly mitigate construction risk for qualified clients.
• Certificates of Insurance developer – own the certificate intake, tracking, renewal and automated compliance notices.
• OSHA / safety compliance developer – integrate OSHA requirement checks and reporting.
Any modern web stack is acceptable (React, Angular, Vue, .NET, Java, etc.); choose what your team is fastest with, provided it remains cloud-deployable and scalable. I expect seasoned insurance technologists who already understand endorsements, exclusions, loss runs, carrier feeds and construction terminology—this isn’t a “learn on the job” opportunity.
Kick-off deliverables will be:
1. Technical architecture and sprint roadmap signed off against my PRD.
2. A working MVP of the wrap-up module by the end of sprint two.
3. Weekly demos, with QA sign-off before each sprint close.
4. Final UAT pass that matches the scripts I provide, plus OSHA and certificate compliance reports generated directly from the rebuilt system.
If your company can dedicate at least four named resources who meet these functional roles and have proven insurance domain experience, let’s schedule a call and get started right away.