Kin Insurance
Kin Insurance
Kin Insurance is a digital insurance and financial services company founded in 2016. It provides homeowners, landlord, condo, mobile home, high-value home, flood, and auto insurance, alongside mortgage products including home loans, refinancing, home equity loans, and HELOCs. Serving consumers directly across multiple U.S. states, Kin focuses on online quoting and policy management, supported by claims assistance and customer service. Its work spans insurance, finance, and business-to-consumer technology, with a team of 501–1,000 employees.

Remote Compliance Data & Reporting Analyst at Kin Insurance

Kin Insurance is seeking a Compliance Data & Reporting Analyst to support accurate regulatory and financial reporting for its homeowners insurance business. The role focuses on data validation, discrepancy resolution, and reporting readiness for new products and state expansion.

Description

  • Convert regulatory and financial reporting obligations into clear report logic and defined data requirements
  • Create, maintain, and revise compliance reports supporting state filings, market conduct examinations, audits, and related obligations
  • Check submission data against established controls, record procedures and outcomes, and escalate exceptions
  • Lead reporting preparedness for product introductions and state launches, including validation after launch
  • Analyze reporting discrepancies and unusual data, determine root causes, and coordinate fixes with Data Engineering, Finance, and Product
  • Design and run tests to verify that data pipelines generate outputs suitable for reporting
  • Maintain automated reporting workflows, data-quality controls, reconciliations, and alerting
  • Record report logic, data definitions, controls, validation methods, and reporting workflows
  • Prepare and reconcile Finance data feeds for month-end close, resolving any variances
  • Investigate data and compile supporting materials for regulators, auditors, and internal teams
  • Suggest improvements to compliance reporting processes, controls, and automation to the Compliance Reporting & Data Lead
  • Collaborate with teams across Compliance, Finance, Product, and Data Engineering
  • Report directly to the Compliance Reporting & Data Lead

Requirements

  • At least two years of experience in data analysis, compliance reporting, insurance regulatory reporting, financial reporting, audit, or a comparable analytical position
  • Practical SQL capability, including joins, aggregation, and queries for checking completeness, duplicates, and reconciliation issues
  • Experience converting business and regulatory reporting obligations into structured data requirements
  • Demonstrated ability to investigate data inconsistencies, identify root causes, and carry remediation through completion
  • Highly accurate and detail-focused approach with orderly documentation habits
  • Ability to handle several recurring reporting deadlines while maintaining data accuracy
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills for working with technical and non-technical colleagues
  • Property and casualty insurance experience is advantageous
  • Experience with Looker or a similar business intelligence platform is advantageous
  • Exposure to Databricks, Airflow, or AWS tools is advantageous
  • Experience using JIRA or comparable work-management software is advantageous
  • Background in accounting, finance, or audit is advantageous
  • Experience building automated data-quality controls, reconciliations, or reporting workflows is advantageous
  • Must live and work full-time in one of the specified U.S. states; remote technical employees in Canada must be based in Ontario

Benefits

  • Eligibility for company equity in the form of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)
  • 401(k) plan with company matching of up to 4% of eligible earnings
  • Several medical plan choices
  • Dental and vision insurance
  • Employer-funded contributions to a health savings account
  • Company-paid life insurance and short-term disability coverage
  • Optional long-term disability, critical illness, accident, legal, and pet insurance
  • Mental health services and confidential counseling support
  • Flexible paid time off for exempt employees, with most employees taking 15–20 days annually
  • Eight company-observed holidays
  • Paid parental leave of up to 14 weeks at full pay for birthing parents and 8 weeks at full pay for non-birthing parents
  • Opportunities for internal career movement and advancement
  • Professional development funding for certifications, conferences, and learning, subject to management approval
  • Remote-first workplace with offices in Chicago, Illinois, and St. Petersburg, Florida, available for collaboration and team connection.
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