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Warranty Claims Processor
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What they do
A Claims Processor reviews and processes insurance claims and determines whether an insurance policy will cover a claim. Gathers information from policy holders and organizes insurance files; may process checks with payments to policy holders when a claim is approved.
$42,597 / year median in Michigan
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Warranty Claims Processor Our client is seeking a Warranty Claims Processor to review and process warranty claims involving mechanical systems and components. The ideal candidate combines hands-on mechanical knowledge with strong attention to detail, process orientation, and the ability to interpret repair information in a computer-based environment. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with automotive, dealership, technical training, or hands-on mechanical experience who enjoys understanding how things work and collaborating with others to resolve technical issues. This role follows a hybrid work model in Detroit, Michigan, with one designated in-office day per week and core working hours of approximately 9AM-3PM. Warranty Claims Processor Responsibilities Review, evaluate, and process warranty claims for accuracy, completeness, and alignment with established warranty and repair procedures. Interpret repair information and claim details involving engines and related mechanical systems, including fuel, cooling, drivetrain, and other component-level concerns. Apply mechanical knowledge to understand reported failures, repairs performed, parts involved, and how claims should be categorized or coded. Investigate claim discrepancies, ask appropriate follow-up questions, and work with internal partners to resolve incomplete or unclear warranty information. Collaborate with engineering and other technical teams to better understand claim coding, component failures, and repair-related issues. Review technical documentation, repair procedures, service information, and other reference materials when evaluating claims. Maintain accurate claim records and documentation while following established workflows, quality standards, and processing requirements. Participate in regular team meetings and cross-functional discussions to share information, address questions, and support consistent warranty processes. Identify recurring claim issues or process gaps and communicate findings to appropriate team members. Contribute to a collaborative team environment by asking questions, sharing knowledge, and continuously developing an understanding of mechanical systems and warranty processes. Warranty Claims Processor Qualifications Hands-on knowledge of automotive, diesel, engine, drivetrain, or other mechanical systems, gained through professional experience, technical education, internships, dealership exposure, or relevant personal projects. Understanding of warranty claims, repair procedures, service operations, or automotive maintenance processes is strongly preferred. Ability to interpret mechanical repair information and understand how individual components function within larger engine or vehicle systems. Strong computer skills and comfort reviewing detailed claims, repair records, and technical information electronically. Process-oriented mindset with strong attention to detail and the ability to consistently follow established procedures. Natural mechanical curiosity and a willingness to ask questions, investigate issues, and understand how and why components fail. Strong teamwork and communication skills with the ability to collaborate with technical, engineering, and operational stakeholders. Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Excel. Automotive, diesel, mechanical, or related technical education is preferred; relevant hands-on experience may be considered in place of formal education. Early-career candidates with relevant mechanical experience, internships, technical training, dealership exposure, or demonstrated hands-on automotive knowledge are encouraged to apply.