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Corgi Insurance is hiring a Project Manager for the Operations Team in our London office to own delivery across systems and workflows used by operations and engineering.
You will prioritize the backlog, drive cross-functional work with engineering, underwriting, claims and policy admin, and turn messy processes into shipped, measurable outcomes using AI tooling to move faster than a small team.
Position: Project Manager (Operations Team)
Job Type: Full-time,
Work location:London, England, GB
Corgi is vertically integrating the entire insurance industry. We design, underwrite, price, and issue insurance directly: no brokers, no third-party administrators. Insurance is the largest unautomated industry in financial services, and we're rebuilding it from the ground up using AI. We've raised $350M+ from Kindred, TCV, and others to do so.
Building something great requires working hard. We are in the office 7 days a week. We are meritocratic with very high standards. If you don't meet them, you'll get cut. But if you deliver, you have unlimited scope to grow.
We're hiring a Project Manager for the Operations Team to own delivery across the systems and workflows our ops and engineering teams ship.
Insurance is an operations problem. Quoting, underwriting, binding, claims, renewals: every one of those still has people moving work between systems. Your job is to make that work get done: prioritize the backlog, drive execution with engineers and ops, keep stakeholders aligned, and turn messy process into shipped product. You'll work closely with the Software Engineers on the Operations Team and with underwriting, claims, and policy admin.
This role is based in our London office.
Step 1: 15-minute intro call with the hiring manager.
Step 3: 48-hour work trial, either remote or in person at our London office.
Corgi is a full-stack insurance carrier building better, faster insurance products for startups. We're not a broker, so we underwrite and issue policies directly, with fewer handoffs and less friction. Cutting out intermediaries lets us tailor coverage to how companies actually operate and price risk more efficiently.