As a software engineer at Travelers, Chris Munoko combines his passion for technology with his dedication to helping others. He finds the biggest reward in moving applications he's worked on into production and witnessing their lasting impact on our customers and employees. Read more about his Travelers career journey.
Discover Kathryn Weber-Hottleman's journey as a Senior Accessibility Lead at Travelers. Learn how her role in digital accessibility has empowered her and how Travelers supports career growth in inclusive technology roles.
At Travelers, we recognize the unique skills that military spouses bring—such as problem-solving, decision-making, and empathy—qualities that are invaluable in roles involving customers and brokers. Our latest video follows six Travelers military spouses as they share how they have found opportunity, stability, and community across the company.
Travelers Employer Branding Manager Kim DeLissio and Senior Recruiter Brianna Sacerdote sit down to discuss tips for jobseekers in the first episode of the Life at Travelers podcast.
Anna Daley, AVP, Data and Application Security at Travelers, took risks to find her place in the world, then found her career home protecting others from risk. Read on to learn about Anna's technology career journey.
On a recent Citizen Travelers, Travelers Institute webinar, Cory Johnson, Co-Chair of the Travelers Military/Veterans and Allies Diversity Network, and Janice Brunner, Group General Counsel and Head of Civic Engagement at Travelers, were joined by Ellen Gustafson, Executive Director and Co-Founder of We the Veterans and Military Families, to explore the rewards of civic engagement for veterans and military families.
As U.S. Navy veteran Zack Maxey approached the end of his 20-year military career, he participated in two veteran programs that afforded him the time and the stability to establish connections and gain valuable civilian work experience. This ultimately led him to employment at Travelers. Read on to discover how Zack, now a Business Systems Analyst, navigated his transition and the advice he offers those who are approaching or beginning the process of bridging the gap between military service and civilian work.
Travelers recently announced its Working Parents/Caregivers & Allies Diversity Network (WPCADN) as one of its newest diversity networks available to employees. The WPCADN provides a forum for amplifying the resources and benefits available to employees who balance their professional roles with parenting, caregiving or both, and for connecting with colleagues in similar life situations.
Following Andrew’s career in the Canadian Armed Forces, he has continued to find camaraderie, community, opportunities for growth in his Travelers Canada technology career. Read more about his Travelers Journey.
Congratulations on your new role! Learn what four tips Lynn has to help you navigate your new role and be successful.
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