HanseMerkur Versicherungsgruppe | Germany | 22xxx, 21xxx, 20xxx Hamburg | Permanent position | Full time / Home office | Published since: 17.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Business Architect / Business Analyst Travel Insurance (m/f/d)
Location: Hamburg Together with our team you shape the technical future of travel insurance. You move between processes, systems and people and help us to make complex relationships understandable and decision-making. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Understanding relationships: You work deep into our travel insurance processes and system landscape and develop a good end-to-end system confession step by step for how everything is playing together. Designing technical architecture: You develop technical concepts, technical target images and decision bases. Very detailed with development teams, sometimes at a level that is understandable and relevant for specialist areas or managers. Building bridges: You move between expertise and IT. You translate in both directions, ask the right questions and help create a common understanding. Accompanying changes: You recognize effects on processes, systems and interfaces at an early stage and make visible what opportunities, risks or dependencies arise. Bringing people together: You moderate workshops, tune with different teams and ensure that good solutions are not created in individual areas, but together.
Experience: You have already worked as a business analyst:in, business architect:in, specialist architect or in a comparable role and know the challenges at the interface of expertise and IT. System understanding: You are interested in processes, data flows, interfaces and system landscapes and can also capture and describe complex relationships in a structured manner. Conception: It makes you happy to structure thoughts, to write concepts and to develop an understandable overall picture from many individual information. Domain Knowledge: Experiences in the insurance environment are helpful, but more important is the willingness to really work into a professional domain and want to understand it. Technology openness: New technologies make you curious. You use modern tools pragmatically and also look at ways AI can support analysis, documentation and collaboration. Curiosity: You want to understand how things are connected instead of satisfying you with the first answer. Own responsibility: You do not warn that every task is completely formulated before you. You recognize themes, structure them and make them active. Communication: You can speak with developers as well as with specialist departments or executives. This is not about being particularly smart, but being understandable. Collaboration: You like to work with other people, share knowledge and appreciate different perspectives. Good solutions rarely arise for you. Interest in this: You don't just want to do tasks. You want to understand the contribution your work makes and why what we do is relevant to customers, partners and colleagues.
As one of Hamburg's top employers, we have a lot to offer you! These include: 38-hour week with flexible working hours and sliding time individual hybrid home office options by arrangement attractive remuneration package (tariff and operational salary components of up to 14 monthly salaries) 30 days leave and in addition on 24. and 31.12. Free “Rund-Um-Versorgungspaket” consisting of occupational health management, private employee restaurant, occupational retirement provision and your personal work-life balance central location at Hamburg-Dammtor, HVV-Deutschlandticket with grant etc. Put together with us on quality in life and work.
Location
![]() | HanseMerkur Versicherungsgruppe | |
| 20354 Hamburg | ||
| Germany |
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