Specialty insurer covering personal and commercial jewelry risks
Jewelers Mutual Group is a Neenah-based specialty insurer for jewelry owners and jewelry businesses, running an unusually modern cloud-native stack for a carrier: AWS Lambda, Aurora, Kafka and Redpanda streaming, Kubernetes, and Terraform managed through Spacelift. Accelerating hiring tilts toward support and sales with a heavy intern cohort, while an Engineering Director search and a legacy-to-agency-software migration point to platform consolidation underway.
Notable leadership hires: Engineering Director
Jewelers Mutual Group provides personal and commercial insurance focused on the jewelry industry. Founded in 1913 and headquartered in Neenah, Wisconsin, it is a privately held company with 201–500 employees. It serves individual jewelry owners as well as jewelry businesses, with operations spanning sales, customer support, claims, finance and marketing. Engineering runs across AWS, Azure and GCP using Java, C#, Python, TypeScript, Go and Node.js, with Salesforce supporting customer-facing teams. Hiring is currently concentrated in the United States.
Jewelers Mutual uses AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, Aurora), Azure, GCP, Kafka, Redpanda, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform with Spacelift, PostgreSQL, Salesforce, Mixpanel and Jira, with Java, C#, Python, TypeScript and Go.
Jewelers Mutual Group is headquartered in Neenah, Wisconsin, United States, and has operated since 1913. Current hiring is focused within the United States.
Active work includes a partner onboarding program, renewal processes for specialty insurance products, migrating legacy data into new agency software, and building security operations runbooks and KPIs.
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