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Strala is seeking a detail‑driven recovery specialist to own files from initial review through resolution. You will manage uninsured and contractual claims, including accidents and unreturned rentals, using solid judgment and a fair, calm approach.
The role emphasizes organized file tracking, balancing calculations, and timely follow‑ups on payment plans. Experience with claims or recovery and strong negotiation skills are valued in this AI‑driven setting.
The role involves owning recovery files from first review to resolution, covering uninsured and contractual claims such as accidents and unreturned rental vehicles. A strong candidate brings claims, recovery, subrogation or collections experience, can read documents and work out balances, and handles tense conversations with calm and fairness. Good organization and steady follow up matter, since many files and payment plans run at once.
Much of the document review, file tracking and payment follow up can be sped up or partly automated, so the person spends less time on routine admin. What stays human is the judgment call on hardship, the negotiation itself, and deciding when a file needs review or referral. The role suits someone who uses tools well but keeps a fair, practical tone in hard conversations.
Working at an AI native claims company means learning how automated intake and file handling shape recovery work day to day. Experience with claims systems and spreadsheets is a starting point, and comfort with digital tools and clean record keeping builds the rest. The deeper skill gained is knowing when to trust an automated signal and when a file needs a person to step in.
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Per the company, Strala combines AI-native technology with claims professionals to handle insurance claims intake, subrogation and recovery.