Jeremy Rura joined the MJ team as an analytics intern on the Risk Management + Commercial Insurance team during his undergraduate education. When he rejoined the team, he assumed the role of senior analyst in our Benefits Consulting department. He collaborates closely with our valued clients to understand their strategic goals and provide them with actionable insights from our proprietary analytics platform, APERTURE®.
During his time as an analytics intern at MJ, Jeremy led a project to design a dashboard that tracked property line coverage within the first month of his internship. This project provided valuable, enterprise-wide insights. This experience, coupled with his academic background, has developed Jeremy into a skilled analyst with a strong ability to identify trends in claims data. His data-driven mindset makes him an immense value add to our team.
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