Non-standard personal auto insurer offering minimum-limits coverage
GAINSCO writes non-standard personal auto insurance from Richardson, Texas, running a Microsoft-centric data stack (Azure Data Factory, Synapse, Data Lake, Power BI) alongside Snowflake, SAS and dual policy platforms Guidewire and DuckCreek. Job-post pain points cluster around enterprise data governance, stewardship and quality, matching active master data management and data catalog work. Accelerating hiring tilts toward product and sales, aligned with new state launches.
GAINSCO is a property and casualty insurer founded in 1978 that focuses on non-standard personal auto policies. It provides minimum-limits auto coverage to drivers across a broad range of risk profiles in markets nationwide. The company is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, employs 501–1,000 people, and was acquired by State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company in 2020. Hiring is concentrated in the United States across product, sales, support, data, finance and marketing functions.
GAINSCO uses Guidewire and DuckCreek for insurance operations, an Azure data stack (Data Factory, Synapse, Data Lake), Snowflake, SAS, Python, Power BI, Tableau, Salesforce, Kafka and Terraform.
GAINSCO offers property and casualty insurance focused on non-standard personal auto policies, providing minimum-limits coverage for drivers with diverse risk profiles.
Current initiatives include launching in new states, master data management, data catalog documentation, data quality standards and process automation improvements.
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