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Microsoft SQL

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Microsoft SQL commonly refers to Transact-SQL (T-SQL), Microsoft's extension of the SQL language used to query and manage data in Microsoft SQL Server databases. Developers and database administrators use it to write queries, stored procedures, and triggers for data retrieval and manipulation. Proficiency in Microsoft SQL is a key skill for database administrators, backend developers, and data analysts.

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Cigna

Agile Product Management Senior Advisor- Hybrid

Cigna

Full-time · Morris Plains, NJ · $116,200 – $193,600

This role oversees product strategy and delivery for enterprise financial reporting tools at Cigna, requiring someone to bridge business needs and engineering teams while managing backlogs, prioritization, and Agile ceremonies. It suits experienced product managers with a financial services background and deep knowledge of analytics platforms who can navigate complex cross-functional dependencies.

Listed on Cigna’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Actuarial Analyst

Auto-Owners Insurance

Full-time · Lansing, MI

This role involves analyzing insurance loss data and developing pricing strategies to support the company's growth and profitability. It suits someone with a strong mathematical background who wants to build actuarial skills while working mostly on-site in Michigan with some remote flexibility.

Listed on Auto-Owners Insurance’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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