Source Guidewire specialists for smarter insurance technology

Schedule a quick discovery call. We’ll confirm your InsuranceSuite modules, timeline, and engagement model, then provide a shortlist of pre-vetted candidates and manage onboarding and ongoing support from start to finish.

Absolutely. You can augment your team with a single developer or engage a complete pod—architect, functional leads, developers, QA, and PM—to deliver end-to-end implementations or upgrades.

In the U.S. we follow IRS/DOL rules (1099 vs. W-2). In Canada we comply with CRA/provincial guidelines. Procom manages worker classification, contracts, and multi-currency payroll (1099-NEC, T4A) to keep you risk-free.

Yes. We routinely place fully remote, hybrid, or on-site Guidewire experts, handling cross-border compliance, contracts, and payroll for both countries with offices across North America to meet hiring needs.

Because Guidewire skills are niche, we typically present qualified candidates within 7–10 business days for common roles. Highly specialized needs (e.g., PolicyCenter + cloud migration + Duck Creek integration) may take 2–3 weeks.

• United States: Guidewire Developers average US $90–$120/hr (≈ US $160K–$190K annualized).
• Canada: Guidewire Consultants average CA $75–$95/hr (≈ CA $145K–$175K annually).

Rates vary by module, cloud vs on-prem, location, and experience level. Above rates are reflective of a senior-level resource.

Every candidate passes a résumé and project review, behavioural interview, and reference checks. A hands-on technical test (Gosu, configuration, or integration scenario) can be completed upon request.

We place Guidewire Developers (Gosu/Java), Configuration Consultants, Integration Leads, Data Migration Specialists, QA/Testers, Solution Architects, and Project/Program Managers experienced in P&C insurance.

Guidewire consultants typically bring a blend of technical expertise and domain-specific knowledge. Key technical skills include:

• Gosu Programming – the primary language used for Guidewire development
• Guidewire Studio – for configuring and customizing InsuranceSuite modules
• Java – often used for more advanced customizations
• Integration Development – experience with SOAP and REST APIs
• XML & XSD – for configuring data and messaging
• SQL & Database Knowledge – understanding of Guidewire’s data structures
• Guidewire Cloud Platform (GCP) – for cloud-native deployments
• CI/CD & DevOps – familiarity with tools like Jenkins, Git, and Azure DevOps
• Unit Testing with GUnit – for automated testing of Guidewire applications

In terms of certifications, Guidewire credentials are grouped into three main categories:

• Technical Certifications:
  • Certified Associate (across PolicyCenter, BillingCenter, ClaimCenter)
  • Certified Integration Developer
  • Certified Configuration Developer
• Functional Certifications:
  • Certified Functional Consultant (for each Guidewire module)
• Architectural Certifications:
  • Certified Architect
  • Certified Cloud Developer
  • Certified DevOps Engineer

These certifications help validate a candidate’s expertise and alignment with specific project needs – whether you’re looking for a hands-on developer, a functional analyst, or a solution architect.