The common responsibilities for this position include steering, developing, and implementing policy service-related process improvements through digitalization and innovation; defining and maintaining the department's project plan and roadmap; formulating initiatives to enhance user experience on customer-facing platforms; building strong cross-departmental collaboration to drive business innovation; managing and prioritizing enhancements to minimize operational risk; preparing reports and presentations based on data analysis; and staying updated on policy service and technology trends. Additionally, responsibilities encompass developing marketing plans to expand the user base and optimize retention; leading the development of communications for brand building and customer acquisition; conducting continuous analysis of customer needs and market intelligence; managing and allocating marketing funds; and overseeing the performance of existing IRB models. Other duties include assessing and approving new individual claims and complicated cases; preparing regular management reports; leading and coordinating system enhancement activities; conducting business data analysis; and coordinating User Acceptance Testing (UAT) activities. Responsibilities also involve managing day-to-day operations, ensuring compliance with financial reporting standards, and leading cross-functional projects to enhance operational efficiency and customer experience.
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