Tim Haug is an experienced Applications Systems Engineer currently employed at RCIS since March 2013. Prior to this role, Tim served as a Sr. Programmer at Veracity Technologies from November 2007 to March 2013, and as a Programmer at Champion Air from October 2003 to November 2007. Tim's career began at Comtrol Corporation as a Device Driver Coordinator from October 2002 to October 2003. Educationally, Tim holds an Associate of Applied Science degree in Information Systems from NEI College of Technology, completed between 2000 and 2002, and graduated from St. Anthony Village High School in 2000.
RCIS: Rural Community Insurance Services
RCIS is the leading provider of agricultural insurance in the United States. In addition to providing insurance on more than 160 different crops under a variety of plans, we deliver technology and services designed to aid our agents - together we protect America’s farmers, growers and ranchers. Since 1980, RCIS has helped reshape the privatized crop insurance business by offering a comprehensive line of insurance products and services to meet the unique requirements of producers, adding crops as new varieties emerge and developing new types of coverage when needed. In addition to mobile applications to enable our agents to calculate and track quotes, APH records, acreage reports, and notice of loss, our mapping services have also been updated with the addition of Farm Maps and we support Precision Farming – to lessen the work for our farmers. RCIS also offers a wide range of private products including a diverse selection of named peril coverages available to MPCI policyholders. Named peril polices help fill a gap in MPCI coverage and typically insure a single peril like rain or freeze to help producers cover exposure. A few examples include: Late Plant and Replant options; in California Citrus Fruit Freeze, Contingent Business Interruption, Grape Freeze (also available in OR) and Raisin Reconditioning. When areas around the nation are exposed to the wrath of mother nature, RCIS is there to help in the aftermath by providing Crisis Response Teams. In areas where claim volume is high, handpicked adjusters, with experience in the crops and type of peril they’ll be adjusting, are dispatched to help producers with claims – recognizing their need for a diligent and rapid response. RCIS currently conducts business in all 50 states. Some products not available in all states or counties.