Workers' comp and commercial auto coverage for U.S. small businesses
Pie Insurance is a remote-first insurtech writing workers' comp and commercial auto policies for small employers nationwide. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward operations, with claims, finance and support close behind, so the company is scaling policy servicing rather than core engineering. Its stack pairs Salesforce, Zuora and Workato with a Snowflake, Airflow and Snowflake Cortex data layer, a sign that AI is being wired into collections, audit and claims workflows.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead
Pie Insurance, founded in 2017, is a privately held insurer focused on small businesses in the United States. Its two core lines are workers' compensation and commercial auto, sold through a fast, data-driven online quoting process. The company operates remotely with 201–500 employees and hires in the United States and Brazil. Back-office operations run on Salesforce Sales and Service Cloud, Zuora billing, Sage Intacct accounting and Workday, with analytics delivered through Snowflake, Looker and Power BI.
Pie uses Salesforce (Sales, Service and Marketing Cloud), Zuora, Workato, Sage Intacct, Snowflake with Snowflake Cortex, Python, Apache Airflow, Looker and Power BI, plus Okta and Azure Entra ID for identity.
Yes, and hiring is accelerating. Most openings are in operations, with additional roles in finance, HR, support, claims and engineering, across the United States and Brazil.
Current initiatives include integrating AI-powered tooling, automating collections, rolling out new premium audit technologies and playbooks, and improving claims operations.
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