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Life Policy Values Clerk (Contractor)
New Haven, CT, US, 06510
$25 an hour
About the role:
Reviews and processes requests for surrenders, loan and dividend transactions. Researches policy details to ensure transactions can be made. Enters online accounting and general accounting transactions. Responds to external inquiries and researches policy history as needed.
life insurance, accounting, policies
Understanding of life insurance products Understanding of accounting codes and transactions Knowledge of U.S. and Canadian tax policy Understanding of general ledger accounting and accounting codes Basic mathematical skills Excellent communication skills Excellent customer service skills Systems/Technical Knowledge: Ability to use PC and related software, including Outlook, Microsoft Word and Excel Ability to view and enter data in Ingenium and Life70 High school diploma 3-5 years of experience working with insurance and annuity policies
Reviews surrender, loan and dividend requests from agents and customers for accuracy and availability of funds in order to process requests. Processes policy and general accounting transactions in Life 70 and Ingenium, using appropriate codes and crediting and debiting accounts correctly; makes refunds if necessary; performs manual calculations using charts and formulas, to determine taxes owed in compliance with U.S. and Canadian tax policies, creates manual checks when necessary Responds to telephone and email inquiries; initiates routine correspondence to provide information and resolve issues
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Program Underwriting Leader – Sports and Entertainment
Remote
$200,000 to $250,000
About the role:
Are you a Program Underwriter with a profitable niche portfolio, a deep understanding of your market, and a desire to finally build and own your own MGA? Our client—a private, independent insurance group with strong financial backing—is purpose-built to empower entrepreneurial underwriting talent. This is not a job—it’s a chance to launch, scale, and own your own program business with institutional support. Whether you're an individual Program Underwriter or a small underwriting team ready for a lift-out, they want to talk. Why This Is Different This platform is engineered specifically for entrepreneurial insurance leaders. The freedom to build without administrative friction. A+ rated capacity without the headache of carrier constraints. Financial backing and risk capital. The ability to truly benefit from the profitability you generate. A partner dedicated to your vision, not theirs. Who We’re Looking For We seek highly specialized carrier Program Underwriting Managers who: Have built or managed profitable specialty programs. Understand underwriting, exposure trends, policy forms, filings, legal frameworks, and distribution. Have an entrepreneurial mindset and are ready for ownership.
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines
Demonstrated expertise in underwriting with a history of profitability. Strong market reputation and industry relationships. Experience with policy forms, filings, regulatory dynamics, and distribution strategies. Comfort using modern data and technology platforms. Understanding of capital management and financial levers affecting program performance. Business Plan Readiness.
As a Program Founder / Program Underwriting Leader, you will: Build and own your program under an MGA structure. Develop underwriting guidelines and pricing strategy. Evaluate risk quality and drive program profitability. Lead, mentor, and develop an underwriting team. Oversee financial performance of your book.
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Program Underwriting Leader – Professional Liability(Mid-Sized Professional Services Firms)
Remote
$200,000 to $250,000
About the role:
Are you a Program Underwriter with a profitable niche portfolio, a deep understanding of your market, and a desire to finally build and own your own MGA? Our client—a private, independent insurance group with strong financial backing—is purpose-built to empower entrepreneurial underwriting talent. This is not a job—it’s a chance to launch, scale, and own your own program business with institutional support. Whether you're an individual Program Underwriter or a small underwriting team ready for a lift-out, they want to talk. Why This Is Different This platform is engineered specifically for entrepreneurial insurance leaders. The freedom to build without administrative friction. A+ rated capacity without the headache of carrier constraints. Financial backing and risk capital. The ability to truly benefit from the profitability you generate. A partner dedicated to your vision, not theirs. Who We’re Looking For We seek highly specialized carrier Program Underwriting Managers who: Have built or managed profitable specialty programs. Understand underwriting, exposure trends, policy forms, filings, legal frameworks, and distribution. Have an entrepreneurial mindset and are ready for ownership.
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines
Demonstrated expertise in underwriting with a history of profitability. Strong market reputation and industry relationships. Experience with policy forms, filings, regulatory dynamics, and distribution strategies. Comfort using modern data and technology platforms. Understanding of capital management and financial levers affecting program performance. Business Plan Readiness.
As a Program Founder / Program Underwriting Leader, you will: Build and own your program under an MGA structure. Develop underwriting guidelines and pricing strategy. Evaluate risk quality and drive program profitability. Lead, mentor, and develop an underwriting team. Oversee financial performance of your book.
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Program Underwriting Leader – Inland Marine
Remote
$200,000 to $250,000
About the role:
Are you a Program Underwriter with a profitable niche portfolio, a deep understanding of your market, and a desire to finally build and own your own MGA? Our client—a private, independent insurance group with strong financial backing—is purpose-built to empower entrepreneurial underwriting talent. This is not a job—it’s a chance to launch, scale, and own your own program business with institutional support. Whether you're an individual Program Underwriter or a small underwriting team ready for a lift-out, they want to talk. Why This Is Different This platform is engineered specifically for entrepreneurial insurance leaders. The freedom to build without administrative friction. A+ rated capacity without the headache of carrier constraints. Financial backing and risk capital. The ability to truly benefit from the profitability you generate. A partner dedicated to your vision, not theirs. Who We’re Looking For We seek highly specialized carrier Program Underwriting Managers who: Have built or managed profitable specialty programs. Understand underwriting, exposure trends, policy forms, filings, legal frameworks, and distribution. Have an entrepreneurial mindset and are ready for ownership.
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines
Demonstrated expertise in underwriting with a history of profitability. Strong market reputation and industry relationships. Experience with policy forms, filings, regulatory dynamics, and distribution strategies. Comfort using modern data and technology platforms. Understanding of capital management and financial levers affecting program performance. Business Plan Readiness.
As a Program Founder / Program Underwriting Leader, you will: Build and own your program under an MGA structure. Develop underwriting guidelines and pricing strategy. Evaluate risk quality and drive program profitability. Lead, mentor, and develop an underwriting team. Oversee financial performance of your book.
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Program Underwriting Leader –Allied Health
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines
$200,000 to $250,000
About the role:
Are you a Program Underwriter with a profitable niche portfolio, a deep understanding of your market, and a desire to finally build and own your own MGA? Our client—a private, independent insurance group with strong financial backing—is purpose-built to empower entrepreneurial underwriting talent. This is not a job—it’s a chance to launch, scale, and own your own program business with institutional support. Whether you're an individual Program Underwriter or a small underwriting team ready for a lift-out, they want to talk. Why This Is Different This platform is engineered specifically for entrepreneurial insurance leaders. The freedom to build without administrative friction. A+ rated capacity without the headache of carrier constraints. Financial backing and risk capital. The ability to truly benefit from the profitability you generate. A partner dedicated to your vision, not theirs. Who We’re Looking For We seek highly specialized carrier Program Underwriting Managers who: Have built or managed profitable specialty programs. Understand underwriting, exposure trends, policy forms, filings, legal frameworks, and distribution. Have an entrepreneurial mindset and are ready for ownership.
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines
Demonstrated expertise in underwriting with a history of profitability. Strong market reputation and industry relationships. Experience with policy forms, filings, regulatory dynamics, and distribution strategies. Comfort using modern data and technology platforms. Understanding of capital management and financial levers affecting program performance. Business Plan Readiness.
As a Program Founder / Program Underwriting Leader, you will: Build and own your program under an MGA structure. Develop underwriting guidelines and pricing strategy. Evaluate risk quality and drive program profitability. Lead, mentor, and develop an underwriting team. Oversee financial performance of your book.
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Program Underwriting Leader – Energy; processing, storage, and distribution
Remote
$200,000 to $250,000
About the role:
Are you a Program Underwriter with a profitable niche portfolio, a deep understanding of your market, and a desire to finally build and own your own MGA? Our client—a private, independent insurance group with strong financial backing—is purpose-built to empower entrepreneurial underwriting talent. This is not a job—it’s a chance to launch, scale, and own your own program business with institutional support. Whether you're an individual Program Underwriter or a small underwriting team ready for a lift-out, they want to talk. Why This Is Different This platform is engineered specifically for entrepreneurial insurance leaders. The freedom to build without administrative friction. A+ rated capacity without the headache of carrier constraints. Financial backing and risk capital. The ability to truly benefit from the profitability you generate. A partner dedicated to your vision, not theirs. Who We’re Looking For We seek highly specialized carrier Program Underwriting Managers who: Have built or managed profitable specialty programs. Understand underwriting, exposure trends, policy forms, filings, legal frameworks, and distribution. Have an entrepreneurial mindset and are ready for ownership.
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines
Demonstrated expertise in underwriting with a history of profitability. Strong market reputation and industry relationships. Experience with policy forms, filings, regulatory dynamics, and distribution strategies. Comfort using modern data and technology platforms. Understanding of capital management and financial levers affecting program performance. Business Plan Readiness.
As a Program Founder / Program Underwriting Leader, you will: Build and own your program under an MGA structure. Develop underwriting guidelines and pricing strategy. Evaluate risk quality and drive program profitability. Lead, mentor, and develop an underwriting team. Oversee financial performance of your book.
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Implementation Manager
New Haven, CT 06511
$100,000 to $120,000
About the role:
Are you an IT professional who thrives in fast-paced environments, loves solving complex technical challenges, and takes pride in keeping critical systems running smoothly? If you excel at coordinating deployments, supporting testing cycles, and making sure environments are stable, reliable, and ready for business—this role is built for you. Our client, a respected leader in the life insurance industry, is seeking an Implementation Manager to support day-to-day non-prod and production testing, deployment planning, and enterprise system releases.
life insurance, release, implementation, technology, system reporting
Deep knowledge of systems supporting non-prod environments. Experience with life insurance platforms such as Ingenium, Life70, IDM, AWD. Expertise with enterprise scheduling (CA Workload Automation ESP Edition). Proficiency with database/query tools (AQT, SQL, WebFOCUS, UFT). Experience with scripting/programming (CMD, PowerShell, Python, Java, Go). Strong Microsoft O365 / Office Suite knowledge. Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Information Systems, or equivalent experience. 5–8 years of IT experience, including project management in non-prod environments.
Ensuring that all test and production environments run smoothly, accurately, and efficiently. Support all environments for online and batch activities (prod & non-prod). Lead the creation of deployment packages and coordinate software release activities. Troubleshoot environment issues and support end-user testing across multiple platforms. Use in-house and enterprise applications to support release cycles and business initiatives. Follow and enhance ITIL-aligned processes (incident, problem, change, service requests). Refine operational procedures and contribute to tactical planning for assigned functions. Manage production implementation activities and deployment planning. Serve as a liaison with internal/external support teams to resolve service requests quickly.
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Senior Property Casualty Actuary
Miami, FL or Remote
$160,000 to $200,000
About the role:
Are you a P&C actuary who thrives on complexity, loves solving business-critical problems, and wants a seat at the table where actuarial insight truly drives strategy? If you're passionate about reserving, reinsurance, pricing analytics, and capital modeling—and you want to influence decisions across underwriting, finance, and risk—this opportunity is built for you. Our client is expanding their actuarial team and seeking a Senior Property & Casualty Actuary who is ready to shape the future of their P&C business.
commercial lines, fronting, reserving, reinsurance, pricing analytics, capital modeling, actuarial
5+ years of P&C actuarial experience (carrier, reinsurer, consulting) Strong reserving, reinsurance, and pricing analytics expertise Understanding of RBC/ORSA, IFRS, US-GAAP, and rating-agency expectations Proficiency in R/Python, SQL, Excel, Power BI/Tableau Experience with ResQ, Arius, Igloo, or similar tools ACAS/FCAS progress preferred; Spanish a plus
Lead reserving across multiple lines and treaties. Build/maintain triangles; perform CL/BF/Cape Cod and adequacy analyses. Deliver indications (gross/ceded/net), IBNR/IBNER, and variance drivers. Support Finance with disclosures and sensitivity testing. Ensure compliance with IFRS, US-GAAP, ICFR, and internal controls. Partner on treaty/fac pricing, trend/exposure analysis, and margin setting. Assess commissions, sliding scales, and fronting economics. Perform scenario testing to optimize retention and program design. Analyze QS/Surplus/XoL performance and capital impact Model RBC/SCR implications and counterparty risk Support reinsurance purchasing and renewals with actuarial insights Support ORSA, stress testing, rating-agency analytics, and CAT/large-loss modeling Strengthen data lineage, governance, and QC standards
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Field Performance Manager - Midwest States
Midwest United States: Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming
$90,000 to $125,000
About the role:
A mission-driven life insurance organization with a long history of service, financial strength, and community impact is seeking an experienced Field Performance Manager to support and elevate field operations across Midwest U.S. Why This Role: You will be joining an organization that combines financial strength with a mission-focused culture. This is an opportunity to apply your talents in a role that directly impacts field performance, agent success, and the growth of a large regional footprint. You will be joining an organization that combines financial strength with a mission-focused culture. This is an opportunity to apply your talents in a role that directly impacts field performance, agent success, and the growth of a large regional footprint.
life insurance, field support, sales, field management,
8+ years of experience in life insurance operations or administration. Strong understanding of agency distribution, field operations, and life insurance processes. Proven leadership and coaching ability with field or agency teams. Excellent communication skills and a customer-centric mindset. Highly organized, solution-oriented, and capable of managing multiple priorities. Professional designations such as FIC, FLMI, or CLU are a plus.
Partner closely with regional field management to strengthen agency operations and help drive growth across key performance pillars. Mentor, coach, and motivate General Agents, Assistant General Agents, Field Agents, and support teams to exceed expectations in production, recruitment, applications, and profitability metrics. Conduct regular in-person agency visits to assess performance, provide strategic guidance, and support long-term success. Serve as a trusted advisor on operational best practices, workflow optimization, and field force development.
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Field Performance Manager - Western States
Western United States: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington
$90,000 to $125,000
About the role:
A mission-driven life insurance organization with a long history of service, financial strength, and community impact is seeking an experienced Field Performance Manager to support and elevate field operations across the Western U.S. Why This Role: You will be joining an organization that combines financial strength with a mission-focused culture. This is an opportunity to apply your talents in a role that directly impacts field performance, agent success, and the growth of a large regional footprint.
life insurance, field support, sales, field management, general agency
8+ years of experience in life insurance operations or administration. Strong understanding of agency distribution, field operations, and life insurance processes. Proven leadership and coaching ability with field or agency teams. Excellent communication skills and a customer-centric mindset. Highly organized, solution-oriented, and capable of managing multiple priorities. Professional designations such as FIC, FLMI, or CLU are a plus.
Partner closely with regional field management to strengthen agency operations and help drive growth across key performance pillars. Mentor, coach, and motivate General Agents, Assistant General Agents, Field Agents, and support teams to exceed expectations in production, recruitment, applications, and profitability metrics. Conduct regular in-person agency visits to assess performance, provide strategic guidance, and support long-term success. Serve as a trusted advisor on operational best practices, workflow optimization, and field force development.
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Assistant Controller
Philadelphia, PA 19428 - hybrid
$170,000 + 20% bonus
About the role:
A growing, forward-thinking Property & Casualty insurance organization is seeking a highly skilled Assistant Controller to serve as a critical partner to the Chief Accounting Officer. This is a unique, high-visibility role for an insurance accounting professional who thrives in both hands-on execution and higher-level financial oversight. If you’re experienced in GAAP/STAT reporting, reinsurance accounting, and multi-entity financial operations—and want a seat at the table as a company scales—this opportunity delivers impact, influence, and long-term career growth.
accounting, finance, STAT, GAAP, financial reporting, insurance, premium accounting, reinsurance
5–8 years P&C insurance accounting experience is required. Strong background in reinsurance accounting and ceded transaction processing. Experience managing accounting for multiple insurance entities. Deep knowledge of both GAAP and Statutory (STAT) reporting. Advanced Excel and robust analytical skills. Strong communication skills with the ability to work cross-functionally. Bachelor’s in Accounting/Finance required. CPA or progress toward CPA strongly preferred.
Support two P&C insurance entities and shape the accuracy, integrity, and efficiency of the organization’s financial reporting. Oversee and review complex journal entries across multiple entities. Lead preparation and filing of quarterly/annual statutory statements, including Schedule F and NAIC exhibits. Assist in preparing GAAP financial statements, disclosures, and supporting schedules. Drive month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close activities. Reinsurance & Ceded Accounting. Calculate, prepare, and record ceded reinsurance transactions (premium, losses, reinstatements, recoverables).
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Commercial Insurance Sales Agent — Construction & Real Estate Focus
New York City, remote within Northeast
About the role:
Are you a driven commercial lines sales professional ready to take your career to the next level? A rapidly growing, specialized brokerage is seeking an accomplished Sales Agent to expand its footprint across the construction and real estate development sectors. This firm is known for its deep industry expertise, consultative approach, and ability to deliver tailored risk solutions that keep projects protected and profitable. In this high-impact role, you'll build your own book, engage directly with decision-makers, and deliver customized insurance programs across General Liability, Workers’ Compensation, Commercial Auto, and Builder’s Risk. If you thrive in a competitive sales environment and want the freedom to hunt, build, and win—this opportunity delivers.
sales, agent, insurance, commercial lines, real estate, construction, General Liability, Workers’ Compensation, Commercial Auto, Builder’s Risk
3+ years’ experience in commercial insurance sales or B2B business development. Strong working knowledge of GL, WC, Auto, and Builder’s Risk. Proven success generating leads and closing new business. Self-driven, “hunter” mentality with the ability to work autonomously. Background working with construction, real estate, or development clients.
Identify and engage prospective clients within construction and real estate development through cold outreach, networking, and industry events. Build and manage a strong pipeline while converting qualified leads into long-term relationships. Present customized insurance solutions and proposals aligned with client operations and coverage requirements. Promote brand visibility through trade shows, association events, and targeted outreach. Track activity and pipeline progress within a CRM system.
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Senior Management Liability Underwriter
remote
$160,000 - $230,000
About the role:
Are you a self-driven, growth-minded Management Liability Underwriter who thrives in a competitive environment and loves building profitable books of business? A rapidly scaling, innovative insurance organization is seeking accomplished underwriters who want to make a meaningful impact—and be recognized for it. In this role, you’ll take full ownership of a private company portfolio, working exclusively through wholesale brokers. You will consult, strategize, and problem-solve with partners who view you as a trusted advisor—not just a market. If you want the freedom to think creatively, challenge the status quo, and win business without bureaucracy slowing you down, this opportunity is worth exploring.
Management Liability, underwriting, D&O, EPL, Fiduciary, Crime, program business, programs, MGA
6+ years of Management Liability underwriting experience (D&O, EPL, Fiduciary, Crime). A proven record of exceeding premium growth and profitability goals. Strong competitive instincts and a “find a way to win” mentality. Ability to creatively underwrite complex risks and structure deals that make sense—financially and strategically. Demonstrated success building deep, consultative relationships with wholesale brokers. Exceptional communication skills and the ability to influence diverse internal and external stakeholders. Highly organized, proactive, detail-oriented, and accountable from start to finish. Integrity, grit, and enthusiasm for helping build a best-in-class underwriting organization. Confidence to push for better solutions and challenge outdated processes when logic demands it.
Build and grow a profitable Management Liability portfolio across the wholesale channel. Engage proactively with brokers to drive submissions, win deals, and strengthen long-term relationships. Lead a consultative underwriting and sales process, understanding broker workflows, priorities, and book composition. Navigate complex underwriting challenges with creativity, speed, and an entrepreneurial mindset. Stay ahead of industry trends and guide brokers on emerging exposures, market shifts, and competitive positioning. Tailor approaches for each broker to maximize market adoption and expand account opportunities.
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Senior Reinsurance Accountant
Dallas, TX 75039
$110,000 to $115,000
About the role:
Are you a reinsurance accounting professional ready to step into a high-impact role with significant autonomy, visibility, and growth potential? A well-established Texas-domiciled P&C carrier is adding a Senior Reinsurance Accountant to its team—someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is excited about contributing to both daily operations and long-term transformation initiatives. This is an opportunity to join a financially strong, forward-thinking organization where your expertise will directly influence process improvement, automation, and reinsurance reporting accuracy across the enterprise. Why This Opportunity Stands Out. Hybrid or fully remote—your choice. High independence and direct impact. Work closely with a collaborative, respected internal team. Be part of a modernization effort shifting to Duck Creek.
reinsurance accounting, Duck Creek, Yellow Book, Schedule F
~5+ years of reinsurance accounting experience with a carrier, reinsurer, or broker (Required). Strong understanding of the mechanics of reinsurance treaties. Technical aptitude and comfort working under deadlines. Experience with Yellow Book reporting (cover to cover) is a major plus. Familiarity with Duck Creek Technologies is highly desired.
In this senior-level role, you will take ownership of both ceded and assumed reinsurance accounting. Managing complex manual reinsurance settlement accounting. Leading responsibilities tied to Schedule F. Issuing letters of credit and monitoring aging collections. Coordinating reinsurance accounting findings, updates, and issues with internal stakeholders. Overseeing Quota Share and Excess of Loss treaty accounting. Assisting in automation of reinsurance calculations and reporting (currently ~66% manual) Managing A/P related to reinsurance. Researching account discrepancies. Playing a key role in the transition from manual processes to Duck Creek Technologies
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Territory Sales Manager - Texas
remote
$85,000, car, expenses, bonus
About the role:
Are you a motivated insurance professional passionate about driving growth, building relationships, and shaping agency success? Or perhaps a sales & business development minded individual looking to enter the insurance industry? A leading auto insurance organization is seeking a Territory Sales Manager to manage and grow relationships with independent agents and brokers, drive production, and improve profitability. This role blends consultative sales, strategic territory management, and data-driven decision-making—making it. Why This Role: Client will train for success. High visibility role as a trusted advisor to agencies and internal teams. Opportunity to influence agent performance, book growth, and market presence. Autonomy to leverage data, CRM insights, and marketing tools to drive success. Supportive culture focused on collaboration, innovation, and performance.
sales, business development, agent relationships, private passenger auto, non-standard auto
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, or related field. 1+ years of insurance industry experience ideal but not required. 1+ years of sales or marketing experience with proven success managing territory-based relationships. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Strong communication, negotiation, presentation, and analytical skills.
Develop and execute territory growth plans to meet revenue and profitability goals. Partner with agents to improve loss ratios, production consistency, and account profitability. Recruit, onboard, and enable new agencies while providing ongoing training and support. Track, analyze, and report agency performance using Salesforce and analytics dashboards. Recommend remediation or transition of underperforming brokers as needed. Represent the organization professionally at events, campaigns, and in-person meetings.
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Business Development Account Executive, Restoration
California
$180,000 to $220,000(plus commission)
About the role:
From Fortune 500 disaster zones to neighborhood water main breaks, our client brings precision, professionalism, and speed to restoration. With 150+ years of combined expertise and a relentless commitment to service, they handle the insurance process end-to-end. They are a rapid-growth, family-founded company redefining what elite disaster response looks like for commercial clients across the U.S. If you’re a former Executive General Adjuster (EGA) or senior commercial claims expert who knows this world inside out, this is your chance to shift from claims to owning the outcome—and being paid what you’re truly worth. We’re searching for a high-caliber, professional to take the lead in expanding their footprint in the Large Loss and CAT Response space. Family-owned with national reach—combine personal touch with powerhouse capability Uncapped earning potential—you drive the opportunity, and you take the reward High-autonomy, high-impact—zero micromanagement, 100% accountability A-player environment—you’ll be surrounded by the best in the business
large loss, restoration, account acquisition, commercial property claims, catastrophic losses, sales, business development
You’ve been in the fire—as a former Executive General Adjuster or senior large loss leader in property claims. You’ve got a deep connections and a reputation that commands respect. You know the difference between “following up” and closing the deal. You understand the full claims lifecycle—from initial triage to scope, estimating, and insurer negotiation.
Drive and close seven-figure mitigation and restoration opportunities across commercial sectors. Activate your trusted network of adjusters, brokers, consultants, and risk managers to win new business. Identify, qualify, and secure complex loss events exceeding $500K+. Represent the brand at industry events, conferences, and client sites. Act as a strategic consultant, guiding clients through chaos with clarity and confidence. Crush aggressive sales targets and help set new records in growth.
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Program Underwriter – Specialty Programs
remote
$180,000 to $220,000
About the role:
Financially strong and trusted insurance carrier with deep roots in professional liability, is expanding its presence in the Program Insurance marketplace. We are seeking experienced and entrepreneurial Program Underwriters who are technically skilled, market-savvy, and energized by the opportunity to help build something exceptional. As our client continues to broaden its reach, with a focus including programs where they provide admitted fronting paper as well as programs where they assume risk as a reinsurer (both admitted and E&S). To this end, we’re actively seeking professionals who can help source, evaluate, and grow profitable specialty programs — particularly in Professional Liability, Specialty Casualty, and Small Commercial. This is an outstanding opportunity to help shape the future of a growing, well-capitalized carrier that values innovation, expertise, and trusted relationships.
programs, underwriting, small commercial, Specialty Programs, professional liability
7+ years of experience in Program Underwriting, ideally with both admitted and E&S program exposure. Proven ability to source and structure new programs in collaboration with MGAs or Program Administrators. Strong technical underwriting skills and financial acumen to assess performance and profitability. Deep understanding of reinsurance structures, quota share and excess arrangements, and program risk transfer. Entrepreneurial mindset and comfort working in a high-visibility, build-and-grow environment.
Source and evaluate program opportunities across professional liability, specialty casualty, and small commercial sectors. Partner with MGAs, program administrators, and distribution partners to build profitable, sustainable program relationships. Lead the underwriting due diligence process, assessing program structure, pricing adequacy, risk selection, and overall portfolio performance. Collaborate cross-functionally with actuarial, claims, finance, and reinsurance teams to ensure alignment and program success. Serve as a subject matter expert on program structures involving both fronting and reinsurance risk assumption.
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Homeowners Pricing Manager - Rating & Pricing Subject Matter Expert
Las Colinas/Irving, TX OR Melbourne FL
$120,000 to $180,000
About the role:
Our client is an innovative and fast-growing insurance organization redefining the customer experience through technology, partnership, and service excellence. They are seeking a Rating & Pricing Subject Matter Expert (SME) to lead the next evolution of their personal lines rating function. This is a pivotal role for an experienced insurance professional who understands personal lines rating inside and out — particularly homeowners — and is ready to take ownership of both the current-state rate calculation and the future-state design of our rating architecture. You’ll walk into a functioning rating and product environment, but with a clear mandate: help transform how they rate, price, and manage product logic for the future. You’ll assess the current rating framework, identify opportunities for modernization and efficiency, and define a scalable, forward-looking rating structure that aligns with Client’s innovation-driven strategy. You’ll partner closely with Product, Actuarial, and Technology teams — ensuring today’s rater continues to operate smoothly while designing the next generation of their rating capabilities.
pricing, rating, personal lines, homeowners, Real-time AI-driven rating engine, dynamic pricing, product personalization, analytical underwriting
7+ years of experience in personal lines insurance with deep rating and pricing expertise (homeowners preferred). Previous experience/expertise in tools such as Earnix ideal. Proven success owning or developing rating frameworks in a P&C environment. Strong technical understanding of rating engines, algorithms, and data integration. Ability to bridge the gap between technical rating execution and broader product strategy. Analytical, strategic, and comfortable leading transformation in a fast-paced, high-growth organization.
Take ownership of personal lines (primarily homeowners) rate calculation and methodology. Evaluate current rating logic, models, and processes to identify areas for optimization and modernization. Design and implement future-state rating solutions that enhance scalability, speed, and precision. Collaborate with product development teams to ensure rating supports evolving product strategies. Partner with technology teams to ensure seamless execution within rating engines and systems. Serve as the go-to expert for all rating and pricing-related initiatives.
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Account Manager, Sales & Service - Pennsylvania
Location currently Thorndale, PA but will be moving to Chester Springs PA in the Spring.
60k + commission split (TBD)
About the role:
Are you a motivated, client-focused insurance professional? We’re seeking licensed sales & service insurance professionals with experience in both Personal Lines and Small Commercial Lines to join established agencies with offices in your vicinity. Remote opportunities are available!
personal lines, commercial lines, insurance, sales, agent, retention, service
Active P&C New Jersey License required. 2+ years of experience in an independent insurance agency, including both personal and commercial lines. Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to communicate Proficiency in agency management systems (EZLynx, Applied, TAM, or similar).
Manage and service existing client accounts with care and professionalism. Drive retention through proactive relationship management. Sell and cross-sell personal and small commercial lines policies. (Most new business comes through referrals, cross-selling, and upselling.) Provide expert guidance on coverage needs and risk solutions. Utilize technology to streamline client servicing (familiarity with EZLynx is a plus!).
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Account Manager, Sales & Service - Idaho
Idaho
$70,000–$78,000 + commission split TBD
About the role:
Our client is seeking an experienced Washington-licensed Insurance Account Manager to manage a commercial-heavy book of business. This position offers remote flexibility, and Idaho residents are preferred due to state employment regulations. The ideal candidate will bring strong commercial lines experience, client relationship skills, and the drive to deliver superior service and retention results
insurance, commercial lines, sales, agent, licensed, Washington, Idaho, risk management
Active Washington P&C license required; Idaho residency preferred. Proven experience handling commercial insurance accounts. Strong sales, retention, and relationship management skills. Excellent communication and problem-solving abilities. Organized, detail-oriented, and self-motivated.
Manage and service existing client accounts with care and professionalism. Drive retention through proactive relationship management. Sell and cross-sell personal and small commercial lines policies. (Most new business comes through referrals, cross-selling, and upselling.) Provide expert guidance on coverage needs and risk solutions. Utilize technology to streamline client servicing (familiarity with EZLynx is a plus!).
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Account Manager, Sales & Service - New Jersey
New Jersey
$60,000 + commission split TBD
About the role:
Our client is seeking a Licensed Insurance Account Manager to join their growing team in Freehold, New Jersey. The ideal candidate will have experience in both Personal and Commercial Lines and a passion for helping clients find the right coverage to protect what matters most. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional to join a well-established, client-focused agency with a supportive culture and growth potential.
insurance, sales, commercial lines, personal lines, retention, service
Active New Jersey insurance license (Property & Casualty). Experience in personal lines and commercial lines required. Strong sales and customer service skills. Excellent communication and organizational abilities. Tech-savvy and detail-oriented.
Manage and service existing client accounts with professionalism and care. Drive client retention through proactive relationship management. Sell and cross-sell personal and commercial lines policies. Provide expert advice on coverage options and risk management solutions. Utilize agency technology tools to efficiently manage client interactions.
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Customer Service Representative - Minnesota
Circle Pines, MN
$30,000 - $42,000
About the role:
Our client is seeking a Customer Service Representative (CSR) to provide post-sales and service support for existing insurance clients. This position is based in Circle Pines, Minnesota.The ideal candidate will have strong communication skills, attention to detail, and a passion for delivering exceptional client service. While a current insurance license is preferred, we are open to candidates who are willing to become licensed.
customer service, Minnesota, service support, insurance
Current insurance license preferred (02-20, 04-40, or equivalent). Open to candidates willing to obtain licensing. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Detail-oriented with strong organizational and multitasking abilities. Prior customer service or insurance experience is a plus.
Provide post-sales support and handle service-related inquiries for existing customers. Manage policies, including renewals and cancellations. If licensed, bind new coverages and assist with policy changes. Perform administrative duties such as scanning, filing, and maintaining records. Collaborate with the agency team to ensure timely and accurate client service.
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Agency Licensing Manager
remote
$80,000
About the role:
Auto insurance organization is seeking an Agency Licensing Manager to lead and elevate its licensing and compliance operations. As Agency Licensing Manager, you’ll lead a talented team responsible for ensuring that every agency and producer partner is properly licensed, compliant, and ready to drive business forward. Why This Role? You’ll have a voice in shaping the future of licensing operations for a growing insurance organization. This is more than just maintaining compliance — it’s about enabling expansion, protecting integrity, and ensuring that every partner interaction reflects professionalism and precision.
agency licensing, agency contracts, licensing, compliance, sales, distribution
5–7+ years of agency licensing experience, including leadership or supervisory responsibility. Proven success managing multi-state producer and agency licensing operations in a complex insurance environment. Strong understanding of insurance distribution, compliance, and regulatory requirements. Experience with licensing databases, CRM systems, and data-driven reporting tools. Collaborative leadership style, with the ability to influence outcomes across departments and senior leadership. Bilingual in Spanish/English preferred. Bachelor’s degree in business or related field.
Building and overseeing a best-in-class licensing operation that supports sales and distribution growth across multiple states. Leading and developing a high-performing licensing team, instilling a culture of accountability and continuous improvement. Acting as a trusted liaison between regulatory agencies, internal departments, and external distribution partners to resolve complex issues and maintain full compliance. Leveraging technology, data, and process innovation to streamline licensing operations and scale for future expansion.
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Territory Sales Manager - Northern California
Northern California
$65,000
About the role:
Are you a motivated insurance professional passionate about driving growth, building relationships, and shaping agency success? A leading auto insurance organization is seeking a Territory Sales Manager to manage and grow relationships with independent agents and brokers, drive production, and improve profitability. This role blends consultative sales, strategic territory management, and data-driven decision-making—making it. Why This Role: High visibility role as a trusted advisor to agencies and internal teams. Opportunity to influence agent performance, book growth, and market presence. Autonomy to leverage data, CRM insights, and marketing tools to drive success. Supportive culture focused on collaboration, innovation, and performance.
sales, business development, agent relationships, private passenger auto, non-standard auto
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, or related field. 1+ years of insurance industry experience ideal but not required. 1+ years of sales or marketing experience with proven success managing territory-based relationships. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Strong communication, negotiation, presentation, and analytical skills.
Develop and execute territory growth plans to meet revenue and profitability goals. Partner with agents to improve loss ratios, production consistency, and account profitability. Recruit, onboard, and enable new agencies while providing ongoing training and support. Track, analyze, and report agency performance using Salesforce and analytics dashboards. Recommend remediation or transition of underperforming brokers as needed. Represent the organization professionally at events, campaigns, and in-person meetings.
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Territory Sales Manager - Southern California
Southern California
$85,000
About the role:
Are you a motivated insurance professional passionate about driving growth, building relationships, and shaping agency success? A leading auto insurance organization is seeking a Territory Sales Manager to manage and grow relationships with independent agents and brokers, drive production, and improve profitability. This role blends consultative sales, strategic territory management, and data-driven decision-making—making it. Why This Role: High visibility role as a trusted advisor to agencies and internal teams. Opportunity to influence agent performance, book growth, and market presence. Autonomy to leverage data, CRM insights, and marketing tools to drive success. Supportive culture focused on collaboration, innovation, and performance.
sales, business development, agent relationships, private passenger auto, non-standard auto
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, or related field. 1+ years of insurance industry experience ideal but not required. 1+ years of sales or marketing experience with proven success managing territory-based relationships. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Strong communication, negotiation, presentation, and analytical skills.
Develop and execute territory growth plans to meet revenue and profitability goals. Partner with agents to improve loss ratios, production consistency, and account profitability. Recruit, onboard, and enable new agencies while providing ongoing training and support. Track, analyze, and report agency performance using Salesforce and analytics dashboards. Recommend remediation or transition of underperforming brokers as needed. Represent the organization professionally at events, campaigns, and in-person meetings.
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Inside Sales Representative
Pleasanton, CA 94566
$65,000
About the role:
Are you an ambitious insurance sales professional ready to drive growth, build relationships, and make an impact? A well-established insurance organization is seeking an Inside Sales Representative to proactively engage insurance agencies, expand production, and strengthen agency relationships. This role blends sales execution, strategic relationship management, and brand representation, offering visibility, growth opportunities, and performance-based incentives. Why This Role Entry point into an insurance career. Client most interested in the person not their previous experience.
sales, business development, agent relationships, private passenger auto, non-standard auto
3+ years in insurance sales or agency relationship management; program business experience preferred. Familiarity with non-standard automobile insurance a plus. Strong communication, analytical, and relationship-building skills. Self-motivated, goal-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities independently. Bilingual Spanish/English a plus. Bachelor’s degree in business or related field preferred.
Develop and manage strong agency relationships to drive premium growth. Conduct outbound sales calls, deliver product presentations, and provide training. Monitor and optimize retail agency performance, persistency, and compliance. Maintain accurate CRM records and provide actionable insights on agency trends. Contribute to strategy sessions, competitor analysis, and process improvements.
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Vice President of Commercial Transportation
Remote
$150,000 to $175,000
About the role:
This well-established MGA offers an opportunity to lead their transportation division. This is a high-visibility leadership opportunity to drive strategy, innovation, and profitability within a Commercial Transportation division backed by deep carrier relationships and a reputation for excellence. We’re seeking a Commercial Transportation underwriting leader who can blend strategic thinking with hands-on leadership to expand carrier partnerships, enhance underwriting performance, and inspire a team of talented professionals.
commercial transportation, commercial auto, trucking, underwriting, MGA
7+ years of Commercial Transportation underwriting experience (E&S experience required). Experience working within a Managing General Agency (MGA). Strong leadership, communication, and relationship-building skills. Proven ability to balance strategy, operations, and relationship management. E&S license (or willingness to obtain upon start).
Lead and develop all classes within the Transportation division, including new programs and carrier partnerships. Hire, mentor, and empower underwriting and support staff to achieve department goals. Set and manage annual budgets, premiums, income, and expenses while monitoring results. Analyze underwriting performance to identify trends, enhance results, and improve profitability. Develop and refine products, coverages, and rating strategies based on market trends. Manage new business production and build strong agency relationships throughout the region. Conduct quality control audits to ensure compliance with underwriting policies and regulatory standards.
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Director of Tax Strategy
Remote
$138,000 to $225,000
About the role:
A highly rated, nationally recognized insurance organization is seeking a Director of Tax Strategy to join their growing finance and tax leadership team. This is a confidential search for a senior professional who can bring deep expertise in insurance company taxation, reinsurance structuring, and international tax strategy — including emerging frameworks such as OECD Pillar Two and Bermuda tax regulation. As the Director of Tax Strategy, you’ll serve as a key advisor and thought leader, influencing the organization’s most important strategic initiatives. You’ll evaluate and optimize tax implications for domestic and international transactions, collaborate with senior executives across business lines, and help position the company for continued profitable growth.
finance, accounting, insurance company taxation, reinsurance structuring, international tax strategy, GAAP, statutory, reinsurance
10–15 years of progressive tax experience, including at least 10 years in the insurance or reinsurance. Deep expertise in U.S. insurance taxation, statutory accounting, and reinsurance transactions. Strong understanding of international tax frameworks (Bermuda and OECD Pillar Two preferred). Proven ability to synthesize complex financial data into clear, actionable insights. Excellent communication and collaboration skills with executive stakeholders. Bachelor’s degree required; CPA, MBA, or FSA highly preferred. Experience with sidecars and Bermuda structures a strong plus.
Advise on tax implications of major business initiatives, including reinsurance, M&A, and entity structuring. Review transaction documents and treaties, leveraging internal experts and external advisors. Prepare tax accounting policy memos and documentation supporting key positions. Collaborate with finance and planning teams on GAAP, statutory, and Bermuda regulatory modeling. Monitor and interpret tax legislative changes, communicating strategic impacts to leadership. Identify and develop proactive tax planning strategies to enhance enterprise value.
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Territory Sales Manager - San Diego
San Diego, CA 92119
$90,000 to $125,000
About the role:
Are you a relationship-driven sales professional who thrives on helping independent agencies grow? A well-established, A-rated insurance carrier is seeking an experienced Territory Sales Manager to strengthen agency partnerships, drive profitable growth, and represent a trusted insurance brand in the marketplace. This is an outstanding opportunity for a proactive, strategic sales leader who enjoys balancing analytics with people skills — someone who knows how to turn relationships into results.
commercial lines, sales, marketing, business development, agency relations, underwriting
5+ years of P&C insurance sales and distribution experience. Strong presentation, negotiation, and relationship management skills. Solid understanding of commercial insurance underwriting fundamentals. Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, or related field (preferred). Advanced insurance designations (CIC, CPCU, or similar) are a plus and encouraged.
Develop, strengthen, and manage relationships with assigned agencies. Create and execute strategic sales plans to achieve production and profitability goals. Deliver engaging and impactful presentations to current and prospective partners. Monitor agency performance, analyze results, and provide insights to leadership. Identify and onboard high-quality new agencies to expand market reach. Stay ahead of market trends, bringing forward intelligence to support business growth.
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Senior Product Manager – Personal Lines
Tampa, FL 33607 (Hybrid)
$120,000 to $150,000(depending on level
About the role:
Are you a Personal Lines Product Manager who loves building and refining products that make a real market impact? This is your chance to take the lead in shaping homeowners and dwelling products for a rapidly growing insurer expanding into new states. Our client — a financially strong, innovative property insurer — is seeking a Senior Product Manager to drive product performance, development, and pricing strategy. This role offers both autonomy and visibility, ideal for someone who thrives on taking ideas from concept to launch. This is a hands-on, high-impact opportunity to influence product strategy at a growing insurer with a strong leadership team and ambitious expansion plans.
Product Manager, Senior Product Manager, homeowners, SQL, actuarial principles, actuarial, product management, product development, competitive analysis, data analysis, SQL, Tableau, property, remote, Tampa, Florida
QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE 5–7+ years of Personal Lines insurance product management experience — homeowners/dwelling required. Hands-on experience with pricing, ratemaking, and performance metrics (loss development, IBNR, credibility, etc.). Strong technical and analytical skills — SQL, SAS, or similar tools preferred. Proven ability to craft and execute strategic business plans that balance growth, profit, and expense targets.
Own the performance of assigned Personal Lines products, ensuring profitable growth and competitive positioning. Develop and implement strategic business plans across multiple states and product lines. Lead the design and rollout of new products while refining existing offerings. Monitor competitor activity, analyze forms, rates, and rules, and identify opportunities for differentiation. Partner with actuarial, underwriting, IT, and compliance to ensure flawless execution and regulatory alignment.
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Commercial Casualty Claims Adjuster - Mobile
Mobile, AL 36602
$65,000 to $85,000
About the role:
Are you ready to handle a caseload where quality matters more than volume? This is your chance to join a claims team that prioritizes thoughtful resolutions, strong partnerships, and professional growth—without the overwhelming file counts common in the industry. We’re seeking an experienced Commercial Casualty Claims Adjuster to manage a diverse portfolio of moderate to high complexity commercial auto and commercial general liability claims. If you’re motivated by making an impact, supported by leadership that values your expertise, and want to work in an environment that recognizes and rewards excellence—this opportunity is for you. Why This Role? Lower caseloads – typically half the industry average, giving you time to focus on meaningful resolutions. Recognition & growth – leadership values your input and supports career advancement. Culture that cares – award-winning workplace with values rooted in integrity, professionalism, service, and family.
commercial, casualty, claims, general liability, commercial auto, investigations
Valid adjuster license in applicable jurisdictions. 3+ years handling liability claims. Strong communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Ability to manage files independently with professionalism and urgency. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with litigated claims and mediations.
Investigate and resolve Commercial Auto and General Liability claims. Verify policy coverage and assess exposures. Develop effective strategies to resolve claims efficiently. Manage defense counsel on pre-suit and litigated files; participate in mediations.
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Commercial Casualty Claims Adjuster - Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
$65,000 to $85,000
About the role:
Are you ready to handle a caseload where quality matters more than volume? This is your chance to join a claims team that prioritizes thoughtful resolutions, strong partnerships, and professional growth—without the overwhelming file counts common in the industry. We’re seeking an experienced Commercial Casualty Claims Adjuster to manage a diverse portfolio of moderate to high complexity commercial auto and commercial general liability claims. If you’re motivated by making an impact, supported by leadership that values your expertise, and want to work in an environment that recognizes and rewards excellence—this opportunity is for you.
commercial, casualty, claims, general liability, commercial auto, investigations
Valid adjuster license in applicable jurisdictions. 3+ years handling liability claims. Strong communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Ability to manage files independently with professionalism and urgency. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with litigated claims and mediations.
Investigate and resolve Commercial Auto and General Liability claims. Verify policy coverage and assess exposures. Develop effective strategies to resolve claims efficiently. Manage defense counsel on pre-suit and litigated files; participate in mediations.
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Commercial Casualty Claims Adjuster - Metairie
Metairie, LA 70002
$65,000 to $85,000
About the role:
Are you ready to handle a caseload where quality matters more than volume? This is your chance to join a claims team that prioritizes thoughtful resolutions, strong partnerships, and professional growth—without the overwhelming file counts common in the industry. We’re seeking an experienced Commercial Casualty Claims Adjuster to manage a diverse portfolio of moderate to high complexity commercial auto and commercial general liability claims. If you’re motivated by making an impact, supported by leadership that values your expertise, and want to work in an environment that recognizes and rewards excellence—this opportunity is for you. Why This Role? Lower caseloads – typically half the industry average, giving you time to focus on meaningful resolutions. Recognition & growth – leadership values your input and supports career advancement. Culture that cares – award-winning workplace with values rooted in integrity, professionalism, service, and family.
commercial, casualty, claims, general liability, commercial auto, investigations
Valid adjuster license in applicable jurisdictions. 3+ years handling liability claims. Strong communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Ability to manage files independently with professionalism and urgency. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with litigated claims and mediations.
Investigate and resolve Commercial Auto and General Liability claims. Verify policy coverage and assess exposures. Develop effective strategies to resolve claims efficiently. Manage defense counsel on pre-suit and litigated files; participate in mediations.
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Work Comp Claims Adjuster - Lafayette
Lafayette, LA 70501
$55,000 to $80,000
About the role:
Are you ready to handle a caseload where quality matters more than volume? This is your chance to join a claims team that prioritizes thoughtful resolutions, strong partnerships, and professional growth—without the overwhelming file counts common in the industry. We’re seeking an experienced Workers’ Compensation Claims Adjuster to manage a diverse portfolio of moderate to high complexity claims. If you’re motivated by making an impact, supported by leadership that values your expertise, and want to work in an environment that recognizes and rewards excellence—this opportunity is for you. Why This Role? Lower caseloads – typically half the industry average, giving you time to focus on meaningful resolutions. Recognition & growth – leadership values your input and supports career advancement. Culture that cares – award-winning workplace with values rooted in integrity, professionalism, service, and family.
work comp, workers compensation, lost time, claims, The Jones Act, Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act
Valid adjuster license in applicable jurisdictions. 3+ years of experience handling workers compensation claims. Strong communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Experience with litigated claims, mediations, and defense counsel collaboration.
Verify coverage and determine compensability. Investigate claims, determine benefit entitlement, and communicate clearly with insureds, claimants, and attorneys. Manage the full claims lifecycle, including medical, indemnity, legal, and vendor payments. Set reserves, assess exposures, and supervise defense counsel on litigated cases. Partner with medical professionals, vocational rehab, case managers, and investigators. Attend mediations and trials as needed.
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Work Comp Claims Adjuster - Metairie
Metairie, LA 70002 OR
$55,000 to $80,000
About the role:
Are you ready to handle a caseload where quality matters more than volume? This is your chance to join a claims team that prioritizes thoughtful resolutions, strong partnerships, and professional growth—without the overwhelming file counts common in the industry. We’re seeking an experienced Workers’ Compensation Claims Adjuster to manage a diverse portfolio of moderate to high complexity claims. If you’re motivated by making an impact, supported by leadership that values your expertise, and want to work in an environment that recognizes and rewards excellence—this opportunity is for you.
work comp, workers compensation, lost time, claims, The Jones Act, Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act
Valid adjuster license in applicable jurisdictions. 3+ years of experience handling workers compensation claims. Strong communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Experience with litigated claims, mediations, and defense counsel collaboration.
Verify coverage and determine compensability. Investigate claims, determine benefit entitlement, and communicate clearly with insureds, claimants, and attorneys. Manage the full claims lifecycle, including medical, indemnity, legal, and vendor payments. Set reserves, assess exposures, and supervise defense counsel on litigated cases. Partner with medical professionals, vocational rehab, case managers, and investigators. Attend mediations and trials as needed.
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Policy Administration Systems Operations Specialist
Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; Hartford, CT 06101; Jersey City, NJ 07030 Relocation: N/A
$80,000 to $110,000
About the role:
A leading specialty insurance organization is seeking an experienced Policy Administration Systems Operations Specialist to play a key role in optimizing processes, supporting underwriting workflows, and driving continuous improvement initiatives across multiple commercial insurance lines. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with underwriting leaders, technology teams, and operations staff to streamline workflows and enhance efficiency in a fast-paced, growing environment. As a Policy Administration Systems Operations Specialist, you will be the vital link between underwriting and technology, ensuring that business needs are clearly defined, system enhancements are effectively implemented, and end-users have the tools and processes needed to succeed. You will support submission clearance and underwriting operations across Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, and Inland Marine, acting as both a problem-solver and process champion.
Policy Administration Systems, Operations, underwriting, technology integration, project management, Duck Creek, Guidewire
Bachelor’s degree in Business Management, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field. Ability to bridge technical and business audiences. Familiarity with commercial insurance systems (e.g., Duck Creek, Guidewire). 5+ years of experience in project management, policy life cycle solutions, or operations support. Insurance certifications (AINS, CPCU) and/or project management certifications a plus. Background in U.S. commercial insurance products strongly preferred.
Develop a strong working knowledge of underwriting workflows and policy administration processes. Partner with underwriting teams and IT to identify and implement process improvements. Coordinate and monitor incident resolution and service requests tied to underwriting systems. Manage enhancement requests, routing suggestions, and ensuring user feedback is addressed. Support system training, documentation, and process communication to underwriting teams. Lead and support user acceptance testing to validate enhancements and new features. Collaborate cross-functionally to deliver clear communication on system changes, known issues, and process updates.
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Director, Casualty Claims Operations
Mount Prospect, IL
$140,000 to $180,000
About the role:
A rapidly growing, A+ rated property & casualty insurance carrier is seeking experienced Casualty Claims Operations Manager to oversee and elevate auto casualty claims handling in a high-volume, fast-paced environment. This role is ideal for a strategic thinker and hands-on leader who thrives in guiding teams, improving processes, and ensuring best-in-class claims performance.
legal, non-standard auto, auto, insurance, litigation, claims, casualty, auto liability
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Risk Management, Insurance, or related field (advanced degree a plus). 7+ years of casualty claims management experience, including 3+ years in a leadership role. Strong background in auto claims; non-standard auto expertise is highly valued. Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Proven ability to analyze complex claims issues and drive practical, results-oriented solutions.
Lead and manage the end-to-end casualty claims operation, ensuring timely and cost-effective resolutions. Mentor, develop, and inspire a team of adjusters and support staff, fostering accountability and performance. Implement process improvements and best practices to drive efficiency and mitigate loss exposure. Monitor high-severity claims and litigation, ensuring effective risk management. Deliver key performance insights to senior leadership through reporting and analysis. Collaborate with cross-functional partners in Claims, Underwriting, and Finance to support business goals. Design and scale operational structures to support ongoing company growth.
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Director of Health Plan Sales & Network Management
Dubuque, IA 52002
Base: $150,000 to $160,000
About the role:
Growing health insurance company committed to delivering top-tier group health insurance products across Northeast Iowa, Southwest Wisconsin, and Northwest/South Central Illinois is seeking a dynamic Director of Health Plan Sales & Network Management to drive growth, strengthen provider networks, and ensure member satisfaction. This is a key leadership role with the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a well-established, community-centered organization.
healthcare, group health insurance, sales, business development, management, fully insured, self-funded, small group, large group
5–10 years of experience in group health insurance sales, provider relations, or related roles. At least 3 years leading teams and developing talent. Strong negotiation, communication, and relationship-building skills. Deep understanding of healthcare, group health insurance products, and regulatory environments. A proactive, results-driven approach to driving growth and excellence. Health insurance license (in any state) or ability to obtain Tri-State licensure within 90 days.
Lead, mentor, and grow high-performing Sales and Network teams. Develop strategies to increase sales of health plan products and achieve growth goals. Build and strengthen relationships with healthcare providers, negotiating contracts that deliver high-quality care at the lowest net cost. Partner with employers to deliver tailored health insurance solutions that meet their needs. Analyze market trends, competitor activity, and regulatory changes to guide strategy. Collaborate across teams to deliver best-in-class client and member experiences.
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Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster
Remote within Texas
$75,000 to $85,000
About the role:
Are you an experienced Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster with a background in non-standard auto claims? Our client is expanding their claims team and seeking four skilled adjusters to join their growing organization. This is your opportunity to handle meaningful work, collaborating with claimants, attorneys, medical professionals, and internal teams to ensure fair, timely, and accurate claim resolutions.
Bodily Injury, Complex Claims, litigated claims, private passenger auto, non-standard auto, auto claims, California, Texas, Remote
5+ years of auto insurance claims experience. 2+ years of bodily injury claims handling experience. Strong knowledge of auto coverage, liability, and bodily injury claims. Excellent communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. Insurance adjuster license preferred.
Investigate and evaluate bodily injury claims arising from auto accidents and related incidents. Review accident reports, medical records, and legal documents to determine liability and coverage. Communicate effectively with claimants, attorneys, and medical professionals. Negotiate and settle claims fairly, ensuring compliance with company policies and state regulations. Document and report claim activity accurately, providing updates to management. Deliver excellent customer service while navigating challenging or high-pressure situations.
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Accounting Manager
Dallas, TX 75234
$110,000 + $3-5k bonus
About the role:
Are you a seasoned insurance accounting professional with a strong background in statutory reporting? Our client is seeking an Accounting Manager to play a key role in financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and team leadership within our growing organization. With over 65 years of serving policyholders, our client continues to grow as a trusted provider of life, health, and annuity products. Join us and be part of a collaborative team that values accuracy, integrity, and innovation in financial management. Why This Opportunity? Be part of a stable and growing insurance group with a strong reputation in life, health, and annuities. Opportunity to directly influence financial accuracy, compliance, and internal processes. Collaborative environment where your expertise and leadership make a meaningful impact.
financial statements, GAAP, STAT, general ledger, internal audit, financial reporting, NAIC, Blue Books, life insurance
7+ years of recent insurance financial accounting and statutory reporting experience. Strong knowledge of US statutory accounting principles, regulatory reporting, and GAAP. Life insurance company accounting experience required. Leadership experience managing, training, and developing accounting teams.
Review and prepare monthly journal entries, reconciliations, and financial statements. Oversee preparation of quarterly and annual statutory statements (Blue Books), schedules, and exhibits in compliance with SAP. Partner with auditors, state examiners, and senior management during audits and regulatory exams. Coordinate submission of statutory filings, premium tax returns, state pages. Assist with GAAP and STAT audits, cash management, and reinsurance accounting activities. Support implementation of new regulatory requirements, and reinsurance partners. Lead, mentor, and develop accounting team members while driving process improvements and efficiencies.
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Assistant Vice President Marketing & Business Development
Chicago, IL 60601; Alpharetta, GA
$150,000 to $210,000
About the role:
Are you a dynamic insurance professional with a passion for building relationships, driving new business, and elevating brand visibility? Our client is seeking a highly motivated Assistant Vice President – Marketing & Business Development to expand their presence and partnerships with insurance agents and brokers across the U.S. In this pivotal role, you’ll be the face of this well respected E&S carrier with an over 40 year track record; meeting directly with producers, attending key industry events, and collaborating with underwriting to identify opportunities that fuel profitable growth. This is an exciting opportunity for a strategic, outgoing leader who thrives on building trust, influencing submissions, and representing a top E&S carrier with energy and professionalism.
business development, marketing, commercial lines, excess & surplus, underwriting
Broad knowledge of commercial insurance products, E&S marketplace, and underwriting practices. At least 10 years of experience in business development, marketing, or sales with a U.S. insurer, ideally in the Excess & Surplus space. A bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Insurance, Economics, or a related field. Outgoing, energetic personality with the ability to work independently and build long-term trust-based relationships. Excellent communication, presentation, and organizational skills.
Build and strengthen relationships with producers nationwide. Clearly articulate product offerings, appetite, and value proposition to drive profitable new business opportunities. Represent employer at conferences, scheduling meaningful meetings and hosting key producer engagements. Organize producer dinners, social activities, and strategic gatherings that foster strong alliances. Keep current on industry and competitor developments, sharing insights that shape business development strategy.
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Senior Commercial Casualty Claims Specialist
remote - Midwest
$105,000 to $110,000
About the role:
With an ever-expanding portfolio of specialty programs, our client provides solutions for thousands of companies across the nation. They pride themselves on delivering personalized insurance strategies directly to their clients, with a focus on tailored coverage and exceptional customer service. We're seeking a Senior Claims Specialist who brings deep knowledge in medical malpractice, general liability, and/or product liability to join this client’s collaborative and purpose-led team.
claims, claims adjuster, claims handling, healthcare liability, professional liability, allied health, medical malpractice, general liability
5+ years of claims experience in GL, medical malpractice, bodily injury, or products liability. Proven ability to manage complex files from coverage determination to resolution. Deep knowledge of insurance contracts, tort law, medical/legal terminology, and claims best practices. J.D. preferred—but not required (your strategic mindset matters most). Strong written and verbal communication skills with meticulous attention to detail.
Lead end-to-end management of complex liability claims with empathy, precision, and integrity. Investigate medical professional, DME/product, and general liability losses—applying sound judgment in coverage analysis, liability assessment, and negotiation. Own outcomes: From reserving and expense control to regulatory compliance and reporting. Deliver an outstanding claims experience by keeping stakeholders informed and engaged throughout the claim lifecycle. Collaborate with underwriting, risk management, and legal teams to identify trends and improve practices.
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Senior Statutory Accountant
San Francisco, CA 94109 or Remote with MST & PST preferred
$100,000 to $130,000
About the role:
Are you an experienced statutory accountant looking to take on a highly visible role where your expertise in Property & Casualty insurance reporting and compliance directly supports corporate growth and fiscal strength? We’re partnering on a search for a Senior Statutory Accountant to join a niche medical malpractice insurance organization and play a pivotal role in delivering accurate, timely financial reporting and regulatory compliance. Why This Role? High-impact position supporting the Controller and CFO with complex financial reporting and analysis. Ownership of statutory reporting, investment accounting, and reinsurance settlements. Opportunity to implement process improvements that enhance efficiency while strengthening internal controls. Collaborative environment where you’ll mentor staff and interact with cross-functional teams and senior leadership.
accountant, statutory, commercial lines, medical malpractice, financial statements, financial reporting, general ledger
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA strongly preferred. 7+ years of progressive general accounting experience with 5–7 years in statutory accounting. Advanced knowledge of P&C statutory requirements and NAIC filings. Strong analytical, reconciliation, and financial reporting skills.
Prepare quarterly and annual NAIC statutory financial statements and supporting schedules. Lead the investment accounting process, including reconciliations, journal entries, and reporting. Review and monitor general ledger and sub-systems to ensure accuracy during monthly close. Manage complex financial transactions such as loss and reinsurance reporting. Partner with Claims, Underwriting, reinsurance brokers, and external auditors to ensure compliance and accuracy. Research and apply evolving NAIC and state-mandated accounting guidelines. Document, streamline, and improve accounting procedures and internal controls.
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Carrier Relations & Compliance Specialist
remote
$60,000 to $75,000
About the role:
Our client specializes in acquiring, streamlining, and scaling retail brokerage operations, leveraging the efficiencies of scale while optimizing the performance of each individual business. We’re seeking a detail-oriented and relationship-driven Carrier Relations & Compliance Specialist to join their growing team. In this role, you’ll serve as the key liaison between agencies and carrier partners, ensuring smooth contract execution and compliance with carrier standards.
carrier relations, compliance, brokerage, agency, contracts
3+ years of experience in property & casualty insurance operations, carrier management, or compliance. Strong knowledge of carrier contracting processes and compliance requirements. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Strong communication skills with the ability to build and maintain carrier relationships. Proficiency with insurance agency management systems or compliance platforms a plus.
Manage the end-to-end carrier contracting process for agencies. Ensure each agency remains compliant with carrier-specific requirements. Serve as the primary point of contact for carriers on compliance-related inquiries. Partner with agency leadership to address and resolve compliance issues. Maintain accurate records and documentation related to carrier contracts. Support continuous improvement of compliance and carrier management processes.
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Insurance Agency Manager
Fort Myers, FL or remote
$100,000 to $120,000 + commissions & overrides
About the role:
Growing multilingual agency that serves the insurance needs of individuals, families, and businesses throughout Florida seeks a dynamic Agency Manager to lead their Ft. Myers team. This is a unique opportunity for a licensed Florida P&C professional who thrives on leadership, client service, and operational excellence. If you’re fluent in Mandarin and English and bring proven expertise across both personal and commercial lines, we want to hear from you.
Mandarin, commercial lines, agency, brokerage, agency management, sales, service
Active Florida 220 P&C License (required). 2+ years of experience in insurance agency operations (personal + commercial lines). Prior management experience with strong knowledge of retention and EBITDA tracking. Fluent in Mandarin and English (verbal & written). Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Proficiency with agency management systems (EZLynx, Applied, TAM, or similar). Advanced analytical and reporting skills.
Oversee daily agency operations while ensuring compliance with state and carrier regulations. Develop, mentor, and coach employees to maximize productivity, accuracy, and client satisfaction. Drive operational performance through best practices in retention, profitability, and efficiency. Track and report on agency retention, revenue, expenses, and EBITDA. Provide insights that help shape business strategy and agency performance. Manage and service a diverse book of personal and commercial P&C business. Advise clients on coverage options, policy changes, and risk management. Ensure accurate handling of renewals, endorsements, cancellations, audits, and claims follow-up. Deliver excellent client service while maintaining accurate records in the AMS.
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Senior Accountant/Controller – Property & Casualty Insurance
Tampa, FL 33609
$140,000 to $250,000
About the role:
At the forefront of reshaping the insurance and reinsurance landscape, our client is on a mission to modernize how risk is underwritten, serviced, and shared. They are building a next-generation platform that combines financial rigor with cutting-edge thinking—grounded in integrity, innovation, and impact. As they scale, we’re searching for an Insurance Accounting Professional with deep experience in NAIC reporting and Property & Casualty statutory accounting.
commercial lines, account, accounting, statutory accounting, NAIC reporting, general ledger
10+ years of P&C insurance accounting experience, with a deep understanding of NAIC statutory accounting. Experience preparing statutory filings and working within regulatory reporting systems. Strong command of Excel and enterprise accounting platforms (Oracle, SAP, or equivalent). Comfortable juggling multiple deadlines in a fast-paced, evolving environment. Experience with Florida P&C regulatory landscape and rate filing nuances is ideal. Familiarity with Schedule D, Schedule F, and investment or reinsurance accounting. GAAP-to-STAT reconciliation experience.
Lead the preparation and filing of quarterly and annual NAIC statutory financials. Ensure full compliance with NAIC Accounting Practices and state-specific regulations. Reconcile general ledger accounts and assist in GAAP-to-STAT financial conversions. Collaborate cross-functionally with actuarial, underwriting, and claims teams to ensure proper reserve and premium treatment. Support state exams, regulatory inquiries, and internal/external audits. Contribute to reinsurance accounting, investment reporting, and intercompany transactions as needed.
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Senior Vice President Field Marketing Organization
remote (Florida & Texas ideal)
Base salary: $150,000 to $200,000 + incentives all-in $400k+
About the role:
A financially strong, rapidly expanding insurance platform with deep roots in both property & casualty and life & health markets is seeking a dynamic executive to take ownership of its Life & Health vertical and lead its fast-growing Field Marketing Organization (FMO). This newly created position offers a rare opportunity to build and scale an FMO operation that already has a strong foundation—over 600 contracted agents, 100,000+ lives enrolled, and a highly recognized brand presence. Reporting directly to the C-suite, you will have full P&L responsibility for a business segment delivering ~$10M in EBITDA, with significant upside in Florida, Texas, and beyond.
health, Medicare advantage, term life, sales, field operations, distribution, agent channel development
Proven leadership in an FMO, IMO, or national insurance carrier environment. Track record of multi-state field sales leadership, P&L management, and carrier contracting. Expertise in Medicare Advantage, ACA, and Life insurance distribution. Strong executive-level carrier relationships and negotiation skills. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a must.
Step into a platform already producing $130M+ in annual premium with strong expansion plans. You’ll have the freedom and resources to set the vision and execute a multi-year growth strategy. Benefit from a large retail and franchise footprint, an in-house call center, and existing carrier partnerships. Lead and expand a team, build the FMO’s life & health operations, and drive strategic carrier and agent relationships. Create and execute a 3–5 year growth plan for the FMO’s life & health vertical. Manage and expand relationships with top national carriers, securing distribution agreements and product access. Lead agent recruitment, onboarding, and development strategies across multiple states. Build agent productivity programs, marketing campaigns, and training resources to drive results. Oversee multi-state expansion with a primary focus on Florida and Texas.
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Brokerage Sales Director - remote
remote
$300,000 to $400,000
About the role:
Are you a seasoned life insurance distribution pro with a passion for building relationships and delivering smart, strategic solutions to advisors? A fast-growing and well-capitalized independent Brokerage General Agency (BGA) — backed by a nationally recognized leader in life insurance finance and innovation — is seeking a Brokerage Director to join their high-performing team. This role offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of traditional brokerage and cutting-edge life insurance solutions, including advanced markets, premium finance, and life settlements.
brokerage general agency, BGA, life insurance, sales, advisor recruiting, term life, indexed life, annuities
5+ years of experience in a life insurance wholesaling or BGA environment. Proven ability to build advisor trust, deliver product expertise, and influence placement. Deep knowledge of individual life and/or annuity products; familiarity with advanced concepts like premium financing and life settlements is a strong plus. Strong communication and presentation skills; comfort in both strategic discussions and tactical execution.
Build, deepen, and expand relationships with independent life agents, financial advisors, and producer groups nationwide. Drive life and annuity sales through tailored case design, carrier insight, and white-glove consultative support. Onboard and activate new independent producers/advisors, identifying growth opportunities. Serve as a strategic partner to advisors, providing product intelligence, underwriting guidance, and access to advanced planning solutions — including premium finance and life settlements. Work in close partnership with internal case design, underwriting, and operations teams to deliver a seamless advisor experience.
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IT Lead Software Engineer
Jersey City, NJ, Alpharetta, GA 30005
$180,0000 to $200,000
About the role:
Leading privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. We seek an experienced Lead Software Engineer who can serve as a hands-on leader of a full-stack software engineering team. Time will be spent between spent leading the team and on designing and implementing applications. Excellent communication skills and expertise in software development technologies and methodologies are required.
Software Engineer, full-stack, software engineering, software development, information technology
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Systems 5+ years of experience in a large Microsoft Windows environment. Certification with Microsoft Azure. 8+ years of experience building, motivating and mentoring a team of Software Engineers and leading digital transformations. 8+ years of hands-on experience with C# and expertise in at least one Microsoft application development framework such as .NET 8. Expert-level proficiency with Microsoft Power Apps, Power Automate and Dataverse. 5+ years of proficiency with at least one UI framework such as Blazor, MVC, .NET and Angular.
Working with business unit heads to identify & implement application solutions. Leading the architecture, design and delivery of custom applications using Power Apps. Translate complex business requirements into scalable, maintainable low-code/no-code solutions. Leading software engineers in a cross-functional team. Working with enterprise architects, solution architects and infrastructure engineers to design, implement and deliver end-to-end software solutions for business problems. Leading vendors and contractors that are on-shore, off-shore, near-shore or a combination thereof.
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Accountant – Property & Casualty Insurance
Tampa, FL 33609
$85,000 to $125,000
About the role:
At the forefront of reshaping the insurance and reinsurance landscape, our client is on a mission to modernize how risk is underwritten, serviced, and shared. They are building a next-generation platform that combines financial rigor with cutting-edge thinking—grounded in integrity, innovation, and impact. As they scale, we’re searching for a Statutory Accountant with deep experience in NAIC reporting and Property & Casualty statutory accounting. If you enjoy navigating the complexities of insurance regulation, thrive on precision, and want to be part of a mission-driven team redefining risk, this is a role worth exploring.
commercial lines, account, accounting, statutory accounting, NAIC reporting, general ledger
3–5+ years of P&C insurance accounting experience, with a deep understanding of NAIC statutory accounting. Experience preparing statutory filings and working within regulatory reporting systems. Strong command of Excel and enterprise accounting platforms (Oracle, SAP, or equivalent). Comfortable juggling multiple deadlines in a fast-paced, evolving environment. Experience with Florida P&C regulatory landscape and rate filing nuances is ideal. Familiarity with Schedule D, Schedule F, and investment or reinsurance accounting. GAAP-to-STAT reconciliation experience.
Lead the preparation and filing of quarterly and annual NAIC statutory financials. Ensure full compliance with NAIC Accounting Practices and state-specific regulations. Reconcile general ledger accounts and assist in GAAP-to-STAT financial conversions. Collaborate cross-functionally with actuarial, underwriting, and claims teams to ensure proper reserve and premium treatment. Support state exams, regulatory inquiries, and internal/external audits. Contribute to reinsurance accounting, investment reporting, and intercompany transactions as needed. Help drive process automation and control enhancements across the financial reporting function.
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Account Manager/Marketing & Placement Specialist  - Personal Lines 
Lakewood, NJ 08701
$55,000 to $70,000
About the role:
Are you a meticulous Personal Lines Underwriter who thrives in a client-first environment? A boutique, known for designing personalized, risk-smart solutions, is seeking an experienced and analytical underwriter to join its high-performing team. This firm is deeply committed to delivering customized coverage backed by professionalism, protection, and precision. Why You Should Consider This Role: Highly personalized client approach—no cookie-cutter coverage Strong internal culture focused on integrity, growth, and collaboration
personal lines, homeowners, underwriting, underwriter, binding
3–5 years of personal lines underwriting experience. P&C license. Strong analytical skills with the ability to assess and mitigate risk. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Proficient in underwriting software and Microsoft Office Suite. Detail-oriented with strong organizational and time-management skills.
Evaluate a wide range of personal lines applications (homeowners, auto, umbrella), make sound underwriting decisions. Collaborate closely with internal sales and external partners to ensure both profitability and exceptional service. Evaluate risks by analyzing data, assessing customer information, and interpreting underwriting guidelines and policies. Make informed underwriting decisions and provide recommendations for coverage, exclusions, and pricing. Communicate with producers, clients, and other stakeholders to clarify information and resolve underwriting issues.
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Underwriting Auditor - Hartford
Hartford, CT 06101
$160,000 to $180,000
About the role:
Leading privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Works hybrid in Hartford, CT. We are seeking an Audit professional to conduct rigorous underwriting reviews, identify trends from audits and work with the Underwriting Teams to implement recommended process changes and improvements.
underwriting, audit, auditing, underwriting audit, commercial lines, excess & surplus
Minimum of 15 years of property/casualty underwriting experience. Substantial commercial non-admitted (excess and surplus lines) experience. Thorough knowledge of sound underwriting principles, practices, policies, procedures and controls. Strong analytical, problem solving, reasoning and decision-making skills
Refine the Quality Underwriting Assurance Program including protocols, reporting templates, procedures and the annual schedule. Review and assess underwriter adherences to documented guidelines. Evaluate application of underwriting judgment, risk assessment, risk containment, rate development, pricing decisions and terms and conditions. Collaborate with the CUO and other member of Underwriting Management to provide guidance, feedback, recommendations and identify training needs and opportunities. Assist in crafting and presenting training material to address gaps found during underwriting audits. Communicate recommendations for specific, procedural and system changes. Work with the CUO, Underwriting Management and Actuarial to perform analytics including on underwriting trends, loss ratios, expense ratios, previous and current underwriting and other compliance, book of business demographics, etc.
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Underwriting Auditor - Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
$160,000 to $180,000
About the role:
Leading privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Works hybrid in Chapel Hill, NC. We are seeking an Audit professional to conduct rigorous underwriting reviews, identify trends from audits and work with the Underwriting Teams to implement recommended process changes and improvements.
underwriting, audit, auditing, underwriting audit, commercial lines, excess & surplus
Minimum of 15 years of property/casualty underwriting experience. Substantial commercial non-admitted (excess and surplus lines) experience. Thorough knowledge of sound underwriting principles, practices, policies, procedures and controls. Strong analytical, problem solving, reasoning and decision-making skills
Refine the Quality Underwriting Assurance Program including protocols, reporting templates, procedures and the annual schedule. Review and assess underwriter adherences to documented guidelines. Evaluate application of underwriting judgment, risk assessment, risk containment, rate development, pricing decisions and terms and conditions. Collaborate with the CUO and other member of Underwriting Management to provide guidance, feedback, recommendations and identify training needs and opportunities. Assist in crafting and presenting training material to address gaps found during underwriting audits. Communicate recommendations for specific, procedural and system changes. Work with the CUO, Underwriting Management and Actuarial to perform analytics including on underwriting trends, loss ratios, expense ratios, previous and current underwriting and other compliance, book of business demographics, etc.
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Underwriting Auditor - Alpharetta
Alpharetta, GA 30005
$160,000 to $180,000
About the role:
Leading privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Works hybrid in Alpharetta, GA. We are seeking an Audit professional to conduct rigorous underwriting reviews, identify trends from audits and work with the Underwriting Teams to implement recommended process changes and improvements.
underwriting, audit, auditing, underwriting audit, commercial lines, excess & surplus
Minimum of 15 years of property/casualty underwriting experience. Substantial commercial non-admitted (excess and surplus lines) experience. Thorough knowledge of sound underwriting principles, practices, policies, procedures and controls. Strong analytical, problem solving, reasoning and decision-making skills
Refine the Quality Underwriting Assurance Program including protocols, reporting templates, procedures and the annual schedule. Review and assess underwriter adherences to documented guidelines. Evaluate application of underwriting judgment, risk assessment, risk containment, rate development, pricing decisions and terms and conditions. Collaborate with the CUO and other member of Underwriting Management to provide guidance, feedback, recommendations and identify training needs and opportunities. Assist in crafting and presenting training material to address gaps found during underwriting audits. Communicate recommendations for specific, procedural and system changes. Work with the CUO, Underwriting Management and Actuarial to perform analytics including on underwriting trends, loss ratios, expense ratios, previous and current underwriting and other compliance, book of business demographics, etc.
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Underwriting Auditor - Chicago
Chicago, IL 60606
$160,000 to $180,000
About the role:
Leading privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Works hybrid in Chicago, IL. We are seeking an Audit professional to conduct rigorous underwriting reviews, identify trends from audits and work with the Underwriting Teams to implement recommended process changes and improvements.
underwriting, audit, auditing, underwriting audit, commercial lines, excess & surplus
Minimum of 15 years of property/casualty underwriting experience. Substantial commercial non-admitted (excess and surplus lines) experience. Thorough knowledge of sound underwriting principles, practices, policies, procedures and controls. Strong analytical, problem solving, reasoning and decision-making skills
Refine the Quality Underwriting Assurance Program including protocols, reporting templates, procedures and the annual schedule. Review and assess underwriter adherences to documented guidelines. Evaluate application of underwriting judgment, risk assessment, risk containment, rate development, pricing decisions and terms and conditions. Collaborate with the CUO and other member of Underwriting Management to provide guidance, feedback, recommendations and identify training needs and opportunities. Assist in crafting and presenting training material to address gaps found during underwriting audits. Communicate recommendations for specific, procedural and system changes. Work with the CUO, Underwriting Management and Actuarial to perform analytics including on underwriting trends, loss ratios, expense ratios, previous and current underwriting and other compliance, book of business demographics, etc.
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Underwriting Auditor - Jersey City
Jersey City, NJ 07030
$160,000 to $180,000
About the role:
Leading privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Works hybrid in Jersey City, NJ. We are seeking an Audit professional to conduct rigorous underwriting reviews, identify trends from audits and work with the Underwriting Teams to implement recommended process changes and improvements.
underwriting, audit, auditing, underwriting audit, commercial lines, excess & surplus
Minimum of 15 years of property/casualty underwriting experience. Substantial commercial non-admitted (excess and surplus lines) experience. Thorough knowledge of sound underwriting principles, practices, policies, procedures and controls. Strong analytical, problem solving, reasoning and decision-making skills
Refine the Quality Underwriting Assurance Program including protocols, reporting templates, procedures and the annual schedule. Review and assess underwriter adherences to documented guidelines. Evaluate application of underwriting judgment, risk assessment, risk containment, rate development, pricing decisions and terms and conditions. Collaborate with the CUO and other member of Underwriting Management to provide guidance, feedback, recommendations and identify training needs and opportunities. Assist in crafting and presenting training material to address gaps found during underwriting audits. Communicate recommendations for specific, procedural and system changes. Work with the CUO, Underwriting Management and Actuarial to perform analytics including on underwriting trends, loss ratios, expense ratios, previous and current underwriting and other compliance, book of business demographics, etc.
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Actuarial Consultant
Chicago, IL 60606
$150,000 to $170,000
About the role:
Actuarial consulting firm providing services to the group captive industry seeks an Actuarial Consultant to add to their team as they grow to meet business demand. Fun, friendly, and casual work environment; with a focus on colleague well-being; great work-life balance; and excellent salaries with extraordinary benefits and perks. We are seeking an Actuarial Consultant to support their growing actuarial consulting practice. This position requires the individual to independently analyze complex problems and develop workable solutions. Significant interaction and visibility with clients, which include large corporations and captive insurance companies.
ACAS, FCAS, actuarial, actuarial consulting, commercial lines, pricing, loss reserving, Python
3+ years of actuarial experience in the property & casualty industry, with a preference for prior actuarial consulting experience. ACAS/FCAS. Strong organizational skills with an ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks in a demanding work environment. Excellent interpersonal skills; strong oral and written communications skills Alteryx, R, Python or related program coding experience is preferred.
Assist with loss reserving, pricing, and data analytics projects for a variety of lines of business. Organize and analyze large volumes of data, ensuring integrity and accuracy. Setup and/or oversee spreadsheet analysis, templates, and exhibits. Apply complex actuarial theories and principles to create statistical models. Prepare and/or oversee production exhibits and written reports to present findings
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Commercial Lines Underwriter(Bind Wholesale distribution) - Scottsdale
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
$85,000 to $200,000
About the role:
ABOUT THE ROLE Founded 4 decades ago and currently one of the largest privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers in the United States. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Our client currently seeks Commercial Lines Underwriters of varying experience in Scottsdale to join their organization. The Commercial Lines Underwriter is responsible for monitoring the risks and profitability of business written or referred by their binding wholesale producer partners and take action to ensure a profitable and balance book of business is achieved.
underwriting, commercial lines, underwriter, , wholesale brokerage, binding authority, Alpharetta, Scottsdale, hybrid
QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Depending on level of position, 4 to 9 or 10+ years of commercial underwriting experience, combined with sound knowledge of commercial underwriting coverages. Demonstrated ability to analyze data and make well informed, calculated risk decisions. Experience working with wholesale brokerages with binding authority. General knowledge of the bind producer distribution system.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Meeting and working with producers to ensure high-quality business flow. Assisting producers in learning underwriting guidelines such that producers will be able to identify business that falls within their binding authority. Evaluating appropriate pricing and coverage terms on referral business. Monitoring Bind policy premium audits.
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Commercial Lines Underwriter(Bind Wholesale distribution) - Alpharetta
Alpharetta, GA 30004
$85,000 to $200,000
About the role:
ABOUT THE ROLE Founded 4 decades ago and currently one of the largest privately held property & casualty AM Best “A” rated carriers in the United States. Focused on profitable growth through superior underwriting as well as providing an exceptional work culture for their ever-expanding team of highly talented staff. Our client currently seeks Commercial Lines Underwriters of varying experience in Alpharetta to join their organization. The Commercial Lines Underwriter is responsible for monitoring the risks and profitability of business written or referred by their binding wholesale producer partners and take action to ensure a profitable and balance book of business is achieved.
underwriting, commercial lines, underwriter, , wholesale brokerage, binding authority, Alpharetta, Scottsdale, hybrid
QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Depending on level of position, 4 to 9 or 10+ years of commercial underwriting experience, combined with sound knowledge of commercial underwriting coverages. Demonstrated ability to analyze data and make well informed, calculated risk decisions. Experience working with wholesale brokerages with binding authority. General knowledge of the bind producer distribution system.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Meeting and working with producers to ensure high-quality business flow. Assisting producers in learning underwriting guidelines such that producers will be able to identify business that falls within their binding authority. Evaluating appropriate pricing and coverage terms on referral business. Monitoring Bind policy premium audits.
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Underwriting Program Manager/MGA CEO
Remote
$200,000+
About the role:
ABOUT THE ROLE Private, independent business with strong backers and a commitment to be the best possible partner for entrepreneurial insurance talent. They offer start-up funding, infrastructure, risk capital and A+ rated paper plus guidance and support for strong carrier or MGA Program Underwriting Professionals interested in starting their own MGA with the capital and operational support from the group. We seek highly specialized insurance carrier Underwriting Program Managers with a profitable niche program and strong background in exposure trends, underwriting, insurance policy forms, regulatory filings, and legal and financial matters. Strong interest in: Allied Health, Professional Liability, builders Risk, Surety, Sports & Entertainment.
underwriting, program administrator, programs, commercial lines, Excess, Surplus, E&S, Allied Health, Professional Liability, builders Risk, Surety, Sports & Entertainment
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Must be able to closely collaborate with back-office functions like actuarial, claims and loss control, as well as successfully navigate operating structure. Proficiency in underwriting. Record of profitability. Excellent reputation in market. Must be entrepreneurial. Proficient in using state-of-the-art technology solutions to capture and analyze diverse data elements.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Develop and ensure adherence to detailed underwriting guidelines. Evaluate the quality of risks. Responsible for the financial performance of program book of business. Lead, develop and mentor team of underwriters.
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