First Chicago is hiring a Senior Data Analyst as the dedicated data resource for its Strategic Finance unit. You will build and maintain the data extracts, analytical datasets, and reproducible reports the unit relies on, drawn directly from the enterprise data lake and source systems, so its analysis rests on timely, reconciled, and documented data.
You will report to the Chief Accounting Officer & Treasurer. Your first priority is supporting the Senior Strategy & Performance Analyst's investigations, action tracking, and executive reporting, with Claims data first. Financial Planning & Analysis and special projects are supported as capacity permits.
The role supplies data and reporting to the unit. It does not own enterprise KPI definitions, source systems, or the conclusions drawn from the analysis.
The analyst supplies data; actuarial analyses and judgments remain with Actuarial, and source systems and data corrections remain with their owners.
Timely delivery of data for investigations; datasets that reconcile to control totals at release; documented, reproducible queries and reports that refresh without rework; reduced manual effort through automation; data-quality issues identified, escalated, and tracked to resolution; and confidence among users in the numbers provided. Success is not measured by the volume of reports or dashboards produced.
First Chicago Insurance Company provides a competitive benefits package to all full- time employees. Following are some of the perks First Chicago employees receive:
Estimated Compensation Range: $100k/year-$175K/year.*
*Published ranges are estimates. Offered compensation will be based on experience, skills, education, certifications, and geographic location. In addition, starting salary may vary by position depending on whether the position is in-office, hybrid or remote.

The company was founded on December 14, 1920 as the Chicago Ice Producers Mutual Liability Company. Originally organized as a mutual insurance company, its initial purpose was to insure the members of the Chicago District Ice Association for general liability, Workers Compensation, public liability for horses and wagons, and commercial vehicle insurance. Association members donated the $26,225 that was needed at that time to start insurance operations. The company was granted licenses to operate in the States of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, which continue to be held today.
In the 1930’s, the company expanded into insuring the private passenger vehicles of the owners and employees of the ice companies. This business was later enlarged to include individuals referred by policyholders of the company. The company’s name was changed to Chicago Mutual Liability Company in 1961. During the 1970’s and 1980’s, the company evolved from its original focus as a commercial lines insurer to become an automobile insurer. At the end of 1994, the Board of Directors decided to exit the Workers Compensation and general liability lines and concentrate on the personal and commercial auto lines of business.
In 1991 the Board of Directors decided to change the company’s distribution system from direct writing to partnering with independent producers. The company had maximized its growth as a direct writer and needed to adopt a different strategy. The company’s name was changed again in 1996 to Chicago Mutual Insurance Company.
In 2006, the company was converted from a mutual form of governance to a stock company. It was renamed First Chicago Insurance Company, and became a subsidiary of J & P Holdings, Inc. Innovation is the company’s focus as the 100th anniversary of its founding approaches. Management continues to search for opportunities that will serve our current policyholders and contribute to the company's growth and profitability.