Infosys
Lead Rulebook Configurator Insurance domain London Overview
| Company Name | Infosys |
| Job Role | Lead Rulebook Configurator Insurance domain London |
| Qualifications | Not Specified |
| Category | IT Jobs |
| Job Type | Full Time |
| Location | London |
This role is for an experienced insurance configuration specialist who can lead the setup and delivery of products and pricing logic within Verisk Rulebook or Sequel Rulebook. The position sits at the point where insurance domain knowledge, pricing model interpretation, business analysis, and rules configuration come together. It is aimed at someone who can take complex Excel-based pricing and underwriting material and turn it into controlled, structured Rulebook configuration that works accurately in a live insurance environment.
What the role involves
You will be responsible for leading the configuration of insurance products, rating logic, underwriting controls, referral handling, eligibility checks, authority rules, and workflow behaviour. A major part of the job is converting spreadsheet-based pricing models into Rulebook-ready configuration components while keeping calculations correct and aligned with the business intent. You will also build and maintain rating tables, factors, modifiers, risk attributes, premium calculations, validation logic, and other business rules that support pricing and underwriting.
The role also includes configuring and maintaining Rulebook page structures, page flows, page links, product hierarchies, and user journeys. Where needed, you will support document generation logic, quote outputs, pricing worksheets, and downstream data outputs. The expectation is that you will apply reusable configuration patterns across products and classes so the solution stays consistent, scalable, and easier to maintain.
Business analysis and domain collaboration
You will work closely with underwriters, actuaries, operations specialists, and product owners to understand pricing intent, risk appetite, referral logic, and underwriting guidance. Part of the role is to challenge unclear or conflicting rules before they are built, and to turn business requirements into clear configuration specifications and implementation-ready artefacts. You will also identify gaps, inconsistencies, and risks in pricing spreadsheets, underwriting documents, and product materials, and support impact analysis when pricing changes, product enhancements, or model versions are introduced.
Stakeholder leadership
This position requires you to act as the main configuration lead in workshops with senior business stakeholders based in London. You will need to explain configuration design, rule behaviour, testing results, issues, and trade-offs in straightforward business language. You will also help connect business SMEs, actuaries, developers, testers, architects, and delivery leads so that decisions are understood and delivery stays aligned. Regular status reporting, risk and issue summaries, and decision-point updates to project leadership are part of the role, along with ensuring stakeholders understand how the configured solution reflects their underwriting and pricing requirements.
Testing, validation, and governance
You will define and execute configuration testing, scenario testing, regression testing, and reconciliation between spreadsheets and Rulebook outputs. This includes validating outputs against source Excel models, expected pricing results, underwriting rules, and edge-case scenarios. You will support system integration testing, user acceptance testing, defect triage, root-cause analysis, and defect resolution. The role also requires maintaining configuration documentation, traceability, version control, and audit evidence so that changes are governed, auditable, and released in a controlled way.
Experience and technical background needed
The employer is looking for someone with a strong background in insurance technology, product configuration, business rules implementation, rating engine configuration, or insurance platform delivery. Direct experience with Verisk Rulebook or Sequel Rulebook is preferred. If that is limited, experience with similar platforms such as insurance rating engines, business rules engines, product configurators, FICO Blaze, IBM ODM, Drools, InRule, Duck Creek rating or product configuration, Guidewire rating or product models, or comparable tools may also be considered.
You should have experience turning Excel-based pricing models into system-based rules and configurations, along with a strong understanding of property and casualty or specialty insurance, particularly the London Market. Experience working with underwriting, actuarial, product, operations, and IT stakeholders is expected, as is experience in Agile delivery, UAT support, defect management, and requirements traceability.
Core skills required
The role calls for a strong configuration mindset and the ability to translate business rules into structured system setup. You will need advanced Excel skills, including the ability to work with complex formulas, rating sheets, lookup tables, factors, and calculation flows. A working understanding of XML and structured configuration files is required, along with the ability to interpret rule hierarchies, conditional logic, validations, decision trees, and calculation dependencies. Experience with configuration testing, regression testing, and price-output reconciliation is also important. Familiarity with tools such as JIRA, Confluence, Azure DevOps, or similar delivery platforms is expected, and you should be able to document configuration logic clearly.
Additional knowledge that would help
It would be useful if you also have exposure to APIs, JSON, SQL, or data mapping. Experience with rating services, quote-and-bind platforms, broker portals, or delegated authority platforms would be an advantage. Knowledge of document production, workflow configuration, downstream integration, rule deployment, release management, and environment promotion would also be beneficial.
Insurance domain knowledge expected
The role requires practical understanding of insurance product structures and the full flow from submission to quote, bind, endorsement or MTA, and renewal. You should understand rating factors, adjustments, deductibles or excesses, limits, commissions, and taxes or fees where relevant. Knowledge of underwriting appetite, referral logic, authority limits, exception handling, pricing governance, and audit trails is important. Deep actuarial expertise is not required, but you must be able to interpret pricing spreadsheets and have credible conversations with pricing specialists.
Personal qualities
In addition to technical and domain experience, the employer values strong analytical thinking, initiative, flexibility, customer focus, attention to quality, and excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Role details
The job is based in London, United Kingdom, and the listed work location is London. The role is at consultant level within the delivery organisation. The requisition ID is 149832BR. Compensation is described as competitive and includes a bonus element.
About the employer
Infosys describes itself as a global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting. The company says it supports clients in many countries with digital transformation, using cloud and AI, and that it aims to foster an inclusive workplace where diverse talent can thrive. It also highlights a commitment to good governance and environmental sustainability.
How to apply
The page provides an application option through the careers site and includes an apply-now action for candidates who want to submit an application.
Degree Requirement: Not Specified
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