Peruvian microinsurance carrier offering life, SOAT, annuity and credit-life cover
Protecta is a Lima-based insurer built around simple, partner-distributed protection products across life, annuities, SOAT and credit-life lines. Its stack pairs a Python data-science toolkit (Pandas, scikit-learn, Jupyter) with Power BI, Tableau and Qlik Sense, plus Jenkins, Selenium and JUnit for testing, pointing to an analytics-driven operation. Recurring job-post themes of technical debt, SBS compliance and claims-cost control suggest IT modernization under regulatory pressure.
Protecta Insurance Company is a privately held insurer headquartered in Surquillo, Lima, founded in 2007 and focused on microinsurance for the Peruvian market. It designs accessible insurance products and builds programs together with strategic partners to reach a broad share of the population. Its lines include life insurance, annuities, SOAT mandatory auto coverage, SCTR occupational risk coverage, credit-life (desgravamen) and investments. The company employs between 201 and 500 people and hires in Peru.
Protecta runs on AWS, Azure and GCP, with Python, Pandas, scikit-learn and Jupyter for analytics, Power BI, Tableau and Qlik Sense for BI, and Jira, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Selenium and Postman for delivery.
Yes, hiring is accelerating in Peru, led by engineering, with additional openings in data, insurance, legal and support across senior, mid-level and intern levels.
Job posts point to claims flow optimization dashboards, a compliance metrics dashboard, a prevention model rollout, an IT strategic plan with a digital transformation roadmap, and customer journey mapping.
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