Guidewire ClaimCenter Developer: Gosu, Java & Integrations

G MASS; Paris; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading organisation in France is seeking a Guidewire ClaimCenter Developer to join an Agile team and help evolve a critical claims platform. This 12-month contract role focuses on delivering new functionality, integrations, and cloud-aligned improvements.

You will develop Gosu business rules, PCF screens, and Java components, while building robust REST and SOAP integrations through the Integration Gateway. Collaboration with analysts and architects will be key.

Qualifications

• Commercial experience developing with Guidewire ClaimCenter.
• Strong knowledge of Gosu, PCF, and Java.
• Experience building integrations using REST, SOAP, and Integration Gateway.
• Understanding of Guidewire Cloud best practices.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively within Agile delivery teams.

Responsibilities

• Develop and configure Guidewire ClaimCenter to meet business requirements.
• Build and maintain integrations using REST, SOAP, and Integration Gateway.
• Develop Gosu business rules, PCF screens, and Java components.
• Analyse user stories, deliver new features, and resolve production issues.
• Write GUnit tests, participate in code reviews, and follow Guidewire Cloud best practices.
• Work closely with Business Analysts, architects, and cross-functional Agile teams.

Skills

Guidewire ClaimCenter

Gosu

PCF

Java

REST integrations

SOAP integrations

Integration Gateway

Guidewire Cloud

Agile delivery

Communication skills

Job description

A leading organisation in France is seeking a Guidewire ClaimCenter Developer to join an Agile team and help evolve a critical claims platform. This 12-month contract role focuses on delivering new functionality, integrations, and cloud-aligned improvements.

You will develop Gosu business rules, PCF screens, and Java components, while building robust REST and SOAP integrations through the Integration Gateway. Collaboration with analysts and architects will be key.