Senior Systems Analyst, Claims
for section headings (About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits, and
for prose. Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading (the page already shows it) and do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it. Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. IMPORTANT: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g. "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD") and never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Output ONLY the HTML fragment — no /, no markdown code fences.
Thus we need to parse each job posting and produce HTML fragments. The input lines appear to be like:
"BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22KFull-TimeOn-site"
It seems each posting is concatenated without clear delimiters. Let's try to split by patterns: maybe each posting starts with a location like "BcbsmsFlowood, MS" or "Flowood, MS". Actually the text: "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22KFull-TimeOn-site"
We see "BcbsmsFlowood, MS" appears multiple times. Possibly the source is "Bcbsms Flowood, MS". The string "BcbsmsFlowood, MS" maybe missing a space: "Bcbsms Flowood, MS". Then after that we have "1w agoFull-TimeOn-site". So pattern: [Company?] [Location], [time ago] [Employment type] [On-site?] [Job Title] [Location again?] [time ago] [salary] [Full-TimeOn-site] ... hmm.
Let's try to manually separate:
1. "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site"
Interpretation: Company: Bcbsms? Location: Flowood, MS. Time posted: 1w ago. Employment type: Full-Time. On-site. Job title: Administrative Assistant. Location again? Flowood, MS. Time posted? 3d ago? Salary: $37K – $51K. Employment type: Full-Time. On-site.
So maybe the pattern is: [Company] [Location], [time ago] [Employment type] [On-site] [Job Title] [Location] [time ago] [Salary] [Employment type] [On-site].
Thus each posting includes duplicate location and time? Might be due to formatting errors.
Let's try to split by "Full-TimeOn-site" maybe? The string contains "Full-TimeOn-site" multiple times.
Let's split by "Full-TimeOn-site" (keeping it as delimiter). The string:
"BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22KFull-TimeOn-site"
If we split by "Full-TimeOn-site", we get parts:
1. "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago"
2. " Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51K"
3. " Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25K"
4. " Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53K"
5. " Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53K"
6. " Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22K"
7. "" (maybe trailing)
Thus each part after the first seems to be a posting: includes job title, location, time, salary.
The first part "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago" maybe is metadata for first posting? Actually the first posting might be: "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site". So after splitting, we lost the "Full-TimeOn-site" delimiter. But we can reconstruct.
Better approach: Recognize each posting pattern: [Company] [Location], [time ago]Full-TimeOn-site [Job Title] [Location] [time ago] $[salary]Full-TimeOn-site.
Thus we can extract each posting by scanning for "Full-TimeOn-site" occurrences.
Let's write a quick mental parse:
String S.
Find first "Full-TimeOn-site": at index after "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago". So prefix = "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago". Then after that we have " Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51K". Then next "Full-TimeOn-site". So posting1: prefix + "Full-TimeOn-site" + middle + "Full-TimeOn-site"? Actually the pattern includes two Full-TimeOn-site: one before job title and one after salary? The text shows "...Full-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site". So there is a Full-TimeOn-site before job title and after salary.
Thus each posting is: [prefix]Full-TimeOn-site [Job Title] [Location] [time ago] $[salary]Full-TimeOn-site.
Prefix includes company and location and time ago? For first posting prefix = "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago". So that includes company (Bcbsms), location (Flowood, MS), time ago (1w ago). Then after the first Full-TimeOn-site we have job title, location again, time ago, salary, then Full-TimeOn-site.
Thus we can extract each posting's data: company, location, time posted, employment type (Full-Time), on-site, job title, location (again), time posted again? salary, employment type again? on-site again? Might be redundant.
But for our purpose, we need to produce a job posting HTML with sections like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, etc. However the given data only includes minimal info: job title, location, time posted, salary, employment type. No responsibilities, requirements, etc. So we cannot invent sections. According to rules, we should only include sections when there is real specific content. Since we only have job title, location, salary, maybe we can put that in a
or maybe a
for metadata? But we must not invent sections like Responsibilities if not present.
Thus we likely need to output a simple HTML fragment with maybe a containing the job title, location, salary, etc. But we need to follow the instruction: "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So if we have Pay info, we can create a Pay section with Pay
and then
or
for the salary range. Similarly, if we have Schedule info (Full-Time, On-site) we could make a Schedule section. But we must not create sections with filler text. So we can create Pay and Schedule sections if we have that info.
We also have location and time posted; maybe we can put that in a short at top (metadata). The instruction: "do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." So we can put location and time posted in a
.
Thus for each posting, we can output something like:
Flowood, MS • 1w ago
Pay
$37K – $51K
Schedule
Full-Time, On-site
And maybe also include job title? The instruction says: "Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading (the page already shows it)". So we should not put job title as heading.
for prose. Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading (the page already shows it) and do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it. Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. IMPORTANT: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g. "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD") and never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Output ONLY the HTML fragment — no /, no markdown code fences. Thus we need to parse each job posting and produce HTML fragments. The input lines appear to be like: "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22KFull-TimeOn-site" It seems each posting is concatenated without clear delimiters. Let's try to split by patterns: maybe each posting starts with a location like "BcbsmsFlowood, MS" or "Flowood, MS". Actually the text: "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22KFull-TimeOn-site" We see "BcbsmsFlowood, MS" appears multiple times. Possibly the source is "Bcbsms Flowood, MS". The string "BcbsmsFlowood, MS" maybe missing a space: "Bcbsms Flowood, MS". Then after that we have "1w agoFull-TimeOn-site". So pattern: [Company?] [Location], [time ago] [Employment type] [On-site?] [Job Title] [Location again?] [time ago] [salary] [Full-TimeOn-site] ... hmm. Let's try to manually separate: 1. "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site" Interpretation: Company: Bcbsms? Location: Flowood, MS. Time posted: 1w ago. Employment type: Full-Time. On-site. Job title: Administrative Assistant. Location again? Flowood, MS. Time posted? 3d ago? Salary: $37K – $51K. Employment type: Full-Time. On-site. So maybe the pattern is: [Company] [Location], [time ago] [Employment type] [On-site] [Job Title] [Location] [time ago] [Salary] [Employment type] [On-site]. Thus each posting includes duplicate location and time? Might be due to formatting errors. Let's try to split by "Full-TimeOn-site" maybe? The string contains "Full-TimeOn-site" multiple times. Let's split by "Full-TimeOn-site" (keeping it as delimiter). The string: "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53KFull-TimeOn-site Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22KFull-TimeOn-site" If we split by "Full-TimeOn-site", we get parts: 1. "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago" 2. " Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51K" 3. " Customer Support Specialist, Trainee Flowood, MS 4d ago $18K – $25K" 4. " Senior Systems Analyst, FEP BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53K" 5. " Senior Systems Analyst, EDI BcbsmsFlowood, MS 6d ago $33K – $53K" 6. " Group Experience Consultant BcbsmsFlowood, MS 1w ago $16K – $22K" 7. "" (maybe trailing) Thus each part after the first seems to be a posting: includes job title, location, time, salary. The first part "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago" maybe is metadata for first posting? Actually the first posting might be: "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w agoFull-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site". So after splitting, we lost the "Full-TimeOn-site" delimiter. But we can reconstruct. Better approach: Recognize each posting pattern: [Company] [Location], [time ago]Full-TimeOn-site [Job Title] [Location] [time ago] $[salary]Full-TimeOn-site. Thus we can extract each posting by scanning for "Full-TimeOn-site" occurrences. Let's write a quick mental parse: String S. Find first "Full-TimeOn-site": at index after "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago". So prefix = "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago". Then after that we have " Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51K". Then next "Full-TimeOn-site". So posting1: prefix + "Full-TimeOn-site" + middle + "Full-TimeOn-site"? Actually the pattern includes two Full-TimeOn-site: one before job title and one after salary? The text shows "...Full-TimeOn-site Administrative Assistant Flowood, MS 3d ago $37K – $51KFull-TimeOn-site". So there is a Full-TimeOn-site before job title and after salary. Thus each posting is: [prefix]Full-TimeOn-site [Job Title] [Location] [time ago] $[salary]Full-TimeOn-site. Prefix includes company and location and time ago? For first posting prefix = "BcbsmsFlowood, MS1w ago". So that includes company (Bcbsms), location (Flowood, MS), time ago (1w ago). Then after the first Full-TimeOn-site we have job title, location again, time ago, salary, then Full-TimeOn-site. Thus we can extract each posting's data: company, location, time posted, employment type (Full-Time), on-site, job title, location (again), time posted again? salary, employment type again? on-site again? Might be redundant. But for our purpose, we need to produce a job posting HTML with sections like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, etc. However the given data only includes minimal info: job title, location, time posted, salary, employment type. No responsibilities, requirements, etc. So we cannot invent sections. According to rules, we should only include sections when there is real specific content. Since we only have job title, location, salary, maybe we can put that in a
or maybe a
- for metadata? But we must not invent sections like Responsibilities if not present.
Thus we likely need to output a simple HTML fragment with maybe a
containing the job title, location, salary, etc. But we need to follow the instruction: "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So if we have Pay info, we can create a Pay section with Pay
and then
or
- for the salary range. Similarly, if we have Schedule info (Full-Time, On-site) we could make a Schedule section. But we must not create sections with filler text. So we can create Pay and Schedule sections if we have that info.
We also have location and time posted; maybe we can put that in a short
at top (metadata). The instruction: "do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." So we can put location and time posted in a
. Thus for each posting, we can output something like:
Flowood, MS • 1w ago
Pay
$37K – $51K
Schedule
Full-Time, On-site
And maybe also include job title? The instruction says: "Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading (the page already shows it)". So we should not put job title as heading.