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Claims Concierge is seeking a Director of Operations to own property damage delivery across the company. You will oversee two functions—case management and valuations—while leading the operator bench, hiring leaders, and maintaining hands-on involvement with ongoing claims.
In this role you will drive volume, quality, and cost per file, shaping the training programs, SOPs, and the rollout of an AI-native case management system.
Claims Concierge is the property damage claims partner for personal injury law firms. We handle the end-to-end property damage claim (diminished value, total loss, repair resolution, rental coverage, and more) so PI attorneys can focus on the bodily injury side while their clients get maximized recoveries.
A property damage claim touches a lot of people: the law firm, the claimant, the carrier, the body shop, the dealership, the rental company. We're building a company around being a genuine partner to every one of them. Each party should come away from a Claims Concierge file thinking that was the easiest part of the process. That isn't a customer service goal bolted onto the operation. It is the company, and it shapes who we hire, what we build, and how we measure ourselves.
We're VC backed, and in the year since launch we've signed PI firms of every size, from solo shops to the household names on the highway billboards. The operation is live, the volume is climbing, and now we need the operator who owns it.
You'll be our Director of Operations, owning property damage delivery across the company. Volume, quality, cost per file, and the experience every stakeholder has along the way are your numbers. The machine is built; your job is to run it, sharpen it, and scale it.
You'll lead two functions: case management and valuations. You'll hire and manage the leads over each and build the operator bench beneath them. And you'll stay hands-on. If spending your morning inside a stuck total loss file and your afternoon rewriting the SOP so it never happens again sounds like a good day, keep reading.