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Reinsurance Accounting Manager

remote US

$145,000

About the role:

Are you a reinsurance accounting expert ready to step into a mission-critical leadership role with a growing specialty insurer? Our client, a high-performing, experience-driven insurance company, is looking for a Reinsurance Accounting Manager to own and lead all ceded and assumed reinsurance accounting functions. You’ll be the go-to expert managing complex treaty structures, driving accuracy in financial reporting, ensuring compliance, and optimizing processes — all while mentoring a talented team of reinsurance professionals. This is your chance to make your mark in a fast-paced, collaborative, and intellectually rewarding environment.

accountant, accounting, reinsurance, statutory, GAAP, journal entries, account reconciliations, month-end close, quota share, excess of loss reporting, Sapiens, treaty

5+ years in reinsurance accounting with a P&C insurer or reinsurer. Strong working knowledge of Sapiens Reinsurance Pro (required). Ability to interpret complex treaty language and reinsurance structures. Proven experience managing high-stakes financial processes and deadlines. Strong Excel and general ledger system proficiency. Leadership skills with a coaching mindset.

Analyze treaty terms and ensure proper financial treatment and system setup (Sapiens Reinsurance Pro). Oversee all reinsurance transactions — premiums, losses, commissions, and settlements (ceded & assumed). Prepare and review GAAP & statutory financials, including Schedule F. Monitor LOCs and trust accounts, ensuring compliance and coverage adequacy. Collaborate with auditors, reinsurers, brokers, and regulators on reporting, exams, and process enhancements. Lead, mentor, and inspire a growing reinsurance accounting team.

Commercial Auto Underwriter – Trucking & Transportation

Remote

Our client is a tech-forward, carrier-minded Managing General Agency rewriting the rules of commercial trucking insurance. They combine innovative risk management tech with deep industry expertise to offer smarter, safer, and more efficient coverage for fleets across the country. We're helping them build something extraordinary — and we seek sharp, carrier-trained underwriters.

About the role:

Our client is a tech-forward, carrier-minded Managing General Agency rewriting the rules of commercial trucking insurance. They combine innovative risk management tech with deep industry expertise to offer smarter, safer, and more efficient coverage for fleets across the country. We're helping them build something extraordinary — and we seek sharp, carrier-trained underwriters.

Managing General Agency, MGA, commercial auto, insurance, trucking, underwriting

3–10+ years of underwriting experience —trained on the carrier side, with recent MGA experience acceptable. Strong technical knowledge of commercial auto/trucking, including truck physical damage, cargo, and excess liability. Confident decision-making abilities, strong analytical skills, and a builder’s mindset. Experience with mid- to large-sized risks in for-hire trucking fleets is ideal. Comfortable in a fast-moving, collaborative, technology-driven environment.

Underwrite and manage a diverse portfolio of commercial auto, physical damage, motor truck cargo, and excess liability policies. Analyze risk, pricing, and coverage suitability using both traditional indicators and proprietary tech tools. Collaborate with operations, engineering, and actuarial teams to deliver smarter, faster, more accurate decisions. Build and nurture relationships with retail agents and trucking clients who value innovation and service. Contribute directly to product development, pricing strategy, and underwriting guidelines.

Claims Training & Compliance Manager

Peoria, AZ 85383

$100,000 to $135,000

About the role:

Are you a claims professional who thrives on strategy, innovation, and making a real impact? Ready to bring your expertise to a growing, A-rated insurance carrier that values your work and your life outside of it? Our client is expanding across the western U.S., and we’re looking for a Claims Training & Compliance Manager for their Commercial Claims unit to lead the evolution of their claims operations. This is an opportunity to be part of a culture that encourages innovation, celebrates inclusion, respects collaboration, and values volunteerism.

commercial lines, claims, claims training, claims compliance

7+ years of commercial claims experience. A natural communicator and trainer who makes complex topics simple. Proactive, analytical, and skilled at aligning processes with strategy. Tech-savvy and familiar with data systems and performance tools. Passionate about compliance, claims excellence, and mentoring others. Degree in business or related field; industry designations a plus.

Shape and lead all claims training and quality programs. Deliver learning solutions that upskill teams and elevate claims performance. Monitor and interpret evolving state regs and industry changes. Drive process improvement and data-backed performance metrics. Collaborate cross-functionally to create a modern, efficient claims experience. Stay at the forefront of commercial claims best practices.

Chief Financial Officer - Hartford

Hartford, CT 06101

$350,000 + bonus

About the role:

One of the oldest continuously operating property & casualty insurance groups in the U.S. privately held, stable, and committed to long-term value—not short-term quotas. A culture of collaboration, accountability, and entrepreneurial thinking. Opportunities to leave your mark and influence the trajectory of the business. A chance to lead real change, not just manage processes. We’re looking for a visionary financial leader. Are you a strategic CFO with a passion for financial discipline, enterprise performance, and team leadership? Do you bring the mental toughness, regulatory acumen, and business savvy to lead a high-performing Finance team through transformation and growth?

GAAP, statutory accounting, financial planning, financial analysis, investment strategy, capital management

Minimum 10+ years of senior financial leadership with increasing responsibility. Expertise in GAAP and statutory accounting (insurance industry strongly preferred). Confidence presenting to boards, auditors, and regulators. Proven success leading complex financial planning, analysis, and reporting initiatives. Experience in investment strategy, capital management, and risk-adjusted returns. A Bachelor’s degree required; CPA, CFA, CMA, MBA or Master’s in Finance preferred.

Set and execute the financial vision in alignment with business strategy. Deliver clear, insightful KPI-driven reporting to executive stakeholders and boards. Lead budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation to maximize company value. Foster strong relationships with banks, regulators, AM Best, auditors, and rating agencies. Oversee investment operations, collaborating with asset managers to drive responsible returns. Champion process improvements and technology modernization across the finance function.

Chief Financial Officer - Chicago

Chicago, IL 60606

$350,000 + bonus

About the role:

One of the oldest continuously operating property & casualty insurance groups in the U.S. privately held, stable, and committed to long-term value—not short-term quotas. A culture of collaboration, accountability, and entrepreneurial thinking. Opportunities to leave your mark and influence the trajectory of the business. A chance to lead real change, not just manage processes. We’re looking for a visionary financial leader. Are you a strategic CFO with a passion for financial discipline, enterprise performance, and team leadership? Do you bring the mental toughness, regulatory acumen, and business savvy to lead a high-performing Finance team through transformation and growth?

GAAP, statutory accounting, financial planning, financial analysis, investment strategy, capital management

Minimum 10+ years of senior financial leadership with increasing responsibility. Expertise in GAAP and statutory accounting (insurance industry strongly preferred). Confidence presenting to boards, auditors, and regulators. Proven success leading complex financial planning, analysis, and reporting initiatives. Experience in investment strategy, capital management, and risk-adjusted returns. A Bachelor’s degree required; CPA, CFA, CMA, MBA or Master’s in Finance preferred.

Set and execute the financial vision in alignment with business strategy. Deliver clear, insightful KPI-driven reporting to executive stakeholders and boards. Lead budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation to maximize company value. Foster strong relationships with banks, regulators, AM Best, auditors, and rating agencies. Oversee investment operations, collaborating with asset managers to drive responsible returns. Champion process improvements and technology modernization across the finance function.

Chief Financial Officer - Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, NC 27516

$350,000 + bonus

About the role:

One of the oldest continuously operating property & casualty insurance groups in the U.S. privately held, stable, and committed to long-term value—not short-term quotas. A culture of collaboration, accountability, and entrepreneurial thinking. Opportunities to leave your mark and influence the trajectory of the business. A chance to lead real change, not just manage processes. We’re looking for a visionary financial leader. Are you a strategic CFO with a passion for financial discipline, enterprise performance, and team leadership? Do you bring the mental toughness, regulatory acumen, and business savvy to lead a high-performing Finance team through transformation and growth?

GAAP, statutory accounting, financial planning, financial analysis, investment strategy, capital management

Minimum 10+ years of senior financial leadership with increasing responsibility. Expertise in GAAP and statutory accounting (insurance industry strongly preferred). Confidence presenting to boards, auditors, and regulators. Proven success leading complex financial planning, analysis, and reporting initiatives. Experience in investment strategy, capital management, and risk-adjusted returns. A Bachelor’s degree required; CPA, CFA, CMA, MBA or Master’s in Finance preferred.

Set and execute the financial vision in alignment with business strategy. Deliver clear, insightful KPI-driven reporting to executive stakeholders and boards. Lead budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation to maximize company value. Foster strong relationships with banks, regulators, AM Best, auditors, and rating agencies. Oversee investment operations, collaborating with asset managers to drive responsible returns. Champion process improvements and technology modernization across the finance function.

Chief Financial Officer - Alpharetta

Alpharetta, GA 30005

$350,000 + bonus

About the role:

One of the oldest continuously operating property & casualty insurance groups in the U.S. privately held, stable, and committed to long-term value—not short-term quotas. A culture of collaboration, accountability, and entrepreneurial thinking. Opportunities to leave your mark and influence the trajectory of the business. A chance to lead real change, not just manage processes. We’re looking for a visionary financial leader. Are you a strategic CFO with a passion for financial discipline, enterprise performance, and team leadership? Do you bring the mental toughness, regulatory acumen, and business savvy to lead a high-performing Finance team through transformation and growth?

GAAP, statutory accounting, financial planning, financial analysis, investment strategy, capital management

Minimum 10+ years of senior financial leadership with increasing responsibility. Expertise in GAAP and statutory accounting (insurance industry strongly preferred). Confidence presenting to boards, auditors, and regulators. Proven success leading complex financial planning, analysis, and reporting initiatives. Experience in investment strategy, capital management, and risk-adjusted returns. A Bachelor’s degree required; CPA, CFA, CMA, MBA or Master’s in Finance preferred.

Set and execute the financial vision in alignment with business strategy. Deliver clear, insightful KPI-driven reporting to executive stakeholders and boards. Lead budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation to maximize company value. Foster strong relationships with banks, regulators, AM Best, auditors, and rating agencies. Oversee investment operations, collaborating with asset managers to drive responsible returns. Champion process improvements and technology modernization across the finance function.

Chief Financial Officer - Jersey City

Jersey City, NJ 07030

$350,000 + bonus

About the role:

One of the oldest continuously operating property & casualty insurance groups in the U.S. privately held, stable, and committed to long-term value—not short-term quotas. A culture of collaboration, accountability, and entrepreneurial thinking. Opportunities to leave your mark and influence the trajectory of the business. A chance to lead real change, not just manage processes. We’re looking for a visionary financial leader. Are you a strategic CFO with a passion for financial discipline, enterprise performance, and team leadership? Do you bring the mental toughness, regulatory acumen, and business savvy to lead a high-performing Finance team through transformation and growth?

GAAP, statutory accounting, financial planning, financial analysis, investment strategy, capital management

Minimum 10+ years of senior financial leadership with increasing responsibility. Expertise in GAAP and statutory accounting (insurance industry strongly preferred). Confidence presenting to boards, auditors, and regulators. Proven success leading complex financial planning, analysis, and reporting initiatives. Experience in investment strategy, capital management, and risk-adjusted returns. A Bachelor’s degree required; CPA, CFA, CMA, MBA or Master’s in Finance preferred.

Set and execute the financial vision in alignment with business strategy. Deliver clear, insightful KPI-driven reporting to executive stakeholders and boards. Lead budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation to maximize company value. Foster strong relationships with banks, regulators, AM Best, auditors, and rating agencies. Oversee investment operations, collaborating with asset managers to drive responsible returns. Champion process improvements and technology modernization across the finance function.

Reinsurance Accountant

remote US

$90,000 to $110,000

About the role:

We’re seeking an experienced Senior Reinsurance Accountant to bring deep knowledge of quota share and excess of loss reporting to our client’s growing Finance team. As part of a specialty insurance company built on expertise, you'll work on high-impact, complex accounting functions—helping navigate the distinctive challenges of the E&S market. This role is ideal for someone who can work independently, manage multiple priorities, and enjoys both structured financial work and dynamic problem-solving. Bonus points if you're familiar with Sapiens!

accountant, accounting, reinsurance, statutory, GAAP, journal entries, account reconciliations, month-end close, quota share, excess of loss reporting, Sapiens

Solid experience in reinsurance accounting, especially within the E&S space. A detail-oriented and analytical mindset. Strong understanding of GAAP and statutory accounting principles. Proficiency with financial systems—Sapiens experience a plus. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative, and fun environment.

Own reinsurance accounting, including quota share and excess of loss reporting. Perform statutory and GAAP accounting, including journal entries, account reconciliations, and month-end close. Conduct research and contribute to special projects with senior leadership. Ensure timely, accurate financial data and reporting. Collaborate across departments to support operational success. Communicate clearly and effectively—both written and verbal.

Claims Assistant

Chapel Hill, NC 27516

$50,000 to $55,000(hourly job)

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’re seeking a Claim Assistant to support our busy claims department. This position is ideal for someone with strong administrative capabilities, a passion for service, and a desire to grow within the insurance industry. Whether you're already in the field or looking to transition into insurance, we’d love to meet you!

claims, commercial lines, general liability, claims support, administrative support

A passion for excellent customer service and problem-solving. Strong communication skills — verbal and written. Exceptional attention to detail and organizational ability. Proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel and a willingness to learn our internal claim system. Ability to prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and thrive in a fast-paced team environment. High school diploma or GED (or equivalent insurance administrative experience). Previous experience in the U.S. property & casualty insurance industry. Extra Credit: Spanish as a second language.

Logging, processing, and routing incoming and outgoing electronic and physical mail. Answering phones and assisting policyholders, agents, brokers, and claimants with claim updates. Maintaining claim-related records, databases, and vendor profiles. Assisting with new loss set-ups, archive file requests, and underwriting communication. Supporting special projects.

Regional Sales Leader - Employee Benefits

Des Moines, IA 50325

$200,000 to $300,000

About the role:

One of the top 25 insurance brokers in the U.S. and a recognized leader in employee benefits, property & casualty, and risk solutions. People-first culture, high-growth mindset, and commitment to developing top talent. Be the driving force behind growth, strategy, and leadership at one of the fastest-growing brokerages in the nation. Are you a high-performing sales leader in the employee benefits insurance space ready to take your career to the next level? We’re looking for a dynamic Regional Sales Leader to spearhead growth and lead the launch of our client’s Des Moines regional office. This is your opportunity to build a high-impact team, shape a regional strategy, and directly influence the future of one of the top insurance brokerages in the country.

employee benefits, sales leader, sales manager, sales, brokerage

5+ years of proven sales leadership in the employee benefits insurance sector. Demonstrated success in building, managing, and mentoring sales teams. Strong knowledge of Employee Benefits products, client service standards, and competitive strategy. A natural collaborator with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. A strategic thinker who thrives in a growth-focused, performance-driven culture.

Lead with Vision: Execute and scale the employee benefits strategy in a new regional market, translating vision into tangible results. Build and Win: Recruit, develop, and lead a high-performing team of sales executives. Join them in the field to close business and build trust. Drive Growth: Lead go-to-market sales strategy and deliver measurable revenue growth through targeted client acquisition and retention. Deliver Excellence: Ensure client satisfaction through a best-in-class service model and strong carrier partnerships. Manage Profitability: Own the P&L — track office performance, align sales efforts with cross-sell opportunities, and drive bottom-line success.

Home Office Claims Examiner - Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ 85250

$80,000 to $88,000

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 Home Office Claim Examiner to serve as a key technical advisor and claims authority across its national commercial P&C portfolio. In this role, you'll oversee high-exposure general liability matters, offer expert coverage and litigation guidance, and drive claims quality across the organization.

claims, commercial lines, general liability, high exposure, complex claims

10+ years of experience in commercial property/casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Strong ability to analyze high-severity claims and guide resolution within defined authority. Clear, concise communicator — both written and verbal — with excellent drafting and review skills. Skilled in coverage interpretation, litigation oversight, and reinsurance reporting protocols. Collaborative and analytical with an eye for quality and accuracy. A passion for improving claims outcomes through leadership, mentorship, and best practice alignment.

Review and guide serious injury and high-value damage losses handled by field claims teams. Serve as a strategic advisor for pre-trial notices, policy limit demands, and complex coverage matters. Maintain oversight of large loss activity, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Review and approve reserves and payments above local office authority. Collaborate with field offices to uphold best practices, elevate quality, and support coverage decisions. Handle select complex claims directly, ensuring resolution aligns with carrier expectations. Provide timely and accurate reinsurance reporting for qualifying losses. Participate in the Loss Review Committee and Home Office QA reviews.

Home Office Claims Examiner - Hartford

Hartford, CT 06101

$80,000 to $88,000

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 Home Office Claim Examiner to serve as a key technical advisor and claims authority across its national commercial P&C portfolio. In this role, you'll oversee high-exposure general liability matters, offer expert coverage and litigation guidance, and drive claims quality across the organization.

claims, commercial lines, general liability, high exposure, complex claims

10+ years of experience in commercial property/casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Strong ability to analyze high-severity claims and guide resolution within defined authority. Clear, concise communicator — both written and verbal — with excellent drafting and review skills. Skilled in coverage interpretation, litigation oversight, and reinsurance reporting protocols. Collaborative and analytical with an eye for quality and accuracy. A passion for improving claims outcomes through leadership, mentorship, and best practice alignment.

Review and guide serious injury and high-value damage losses handled by field claims teams. Serve as a strategic advisor for pre-trial notices, policy limit demands, and complex coverage matters. Maintain oversight of large loss activity, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Review and approve reserves and payments above local office authority. Collaborate with field offices to uphold best practices, elevate quality, and support coverage decisions. Handle select complex claims directly, ensuring resolution aligns with carrier expectations. Provide timely and accurate reinsurance reporting for qualifying losses. Participate in the Loss Review Committee and Home Office QA reviews.

Home Office Claims Examiner - Chicago

Chicago, IL 60606

$80,000 to $88,000

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 Home Office Claim Examiner to serve as a key technical advisor and claims authority across its national commercial P&C portfolio. In this role, you'll oversee high-exposure general liability matters, offer expert coverage and litigation guidance, and drive claims quality across the organization.

claims, commercial lines, general liability, high exposure, complex claims

10+ years of experience in commercial property/casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Strong ability to analyze high-severity claims and guide resolution within defined authority. Clear, concise communicator — both written and verbal — with excellent drafting and review skills. Skilled in coverage interpretation, litigation oversight, and reinsurance reporting protocols. Collaborative and analytical with an eye for quality and accuracy. A passion for improving claims outcomes through leadership, mentorship, and best practice alignment.

Review and guide serious injury and high-value damage losses handled by field claims teams. Serve as a strategic advisor for pre-trial notices, policy limit demands, and complex coverage matters. Maintain oversight of large loss activity, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Review and approve reserves and payments above local office authority. Collaborate with field offices to uphold best practices, elevate quality, and support coverage decisions. Handle select complex claims directly, ensuring resolution aligns with carrier expectations. Provide timely and accurate reinsurance reporting for qualifying losses. Participate in the Loss Review Committee and Home Office QA reviews.

Home Office Claims Examiner - Chapell Hill

Chapell Hill, NC 27516

$80,000 to $88,000

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 Home Office Claim Examiner to serve as a key technical advisor and claims authority across its national commercial P&C portfolio. In this role, you'll oversee high-exposure general liability matters, offer expert coverage and litigation guidance, and drive claims quality across the organization.

claims, commercial lines, general liability, high exposure, complex claims

10+ years of experience in commercial property/casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Strong ability to analyze high-severity claims and guide resolution within defined authority. Clear, concise communicator — both written and verbal — with excellent drafting and review skills. Skilled in coverage interpretation, litigation oversight, and reinsurance reporting protocols. Collaborative and analytical with an eye for quality and accuracy. A passion for improving claims outcomes through leadership, mentorship, and best practice alignment.

Review and guide serious injury and high-value damage losses handled by field claims teams. Serve as a strategic advisor for pre-trial notices, policy limit demands, and complex coverage matters. Maintain oversight of large loss activity, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Review and approve reserves and payments above local office authority. Collaborate with field offices to uphold best practices, elevate quality, and support coverage decisions. Handle select complex claims directly, ensuring resolution aligns with carrier expectations. Provide timely and accurate reinsurance reporting for qualifying losses. Participate in the Loss Review Committee and Home Office QA reviews.

Home Office Claims Examiner - Alpharetta

Alpharetta, GA 30005

$80,000 to $88,000

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 Home Office Claim Examiner to serve as a key technical advisor and claims authority across its national commercial P&C portfolio. In this role, you'll oversee high-exposure general liability matters, offer expert coverage and litigation guidance, and drive claims quality across the organization.

claims, commercial lines, general liability, high exposure, complex claims

10+ years of experience in commercial property/casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Strong ability to analyze high-severity claims and guide resolution within defined authority. Clear, concise communicator — both written and verbal — with excellent drafting and review skills. Skilled in coverage interpretation, litigation oversight, and reinsurance reporting protocols. Collaborative and analytical with an eye for quality and accuracy. A passion for improving claims outcomes through leadership, mentorship, and best practice alignment.

Review and guide serious injury and high-value damage losses handled by field claims teams. Serve as a strategic advisor for pre-trial notices, policy limit demands, and complex coverage matters. Maintain oversight of large loss activity, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Review and approve reserves and payments above local office authority. Collaborate with field offices to uphold best practices, elevate quality, and support coverage decisions. Handle select complex claims directly, ensuring resolution aligns with carrier expectations. Provide timely and accurate reinsurance reporting for qualifying losses. Participate in the Loss Review Committee and Home Office QA reviews.

Home Office Claims Examiner - Jersey City

Jersey City, NJ 07030

$80,000 to $88,000

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 Home Office Claim Examiner to serve as a key technical advisor and claims authority across its national commercial P&C portfolio. In this role, you'll oversee high-exposure general liability matters, offer expert coverage and litigation guidance, and drive claims quality across the organization.

claims, commercial lines, general liability, high exposure, complex claims

10+ years of experience in commercial property/casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Strong ability to analyze high-severity claims and guide resolution within defined authority. Clear, concise communicator — both written and verbal — with excellent drafting and review skills. Skilled in coverage interpretation, litigation oversight, and reinsurance reporting protocols. Collaborative and analytical with an eye for quality and accuracy. A passion for improving claims outcomes through leadership, mentorship, and best practice alignment.

Review and guide serious injury and high-value damage losses handled by field claims teams. Serve as a strategic advisor for pre-trial notices, policy limit demands, and complex coverage matters. Maintain oversight of large loss activity, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance. Review and approve reserves and payments above local office authority. Collaborate with field offices to uphold best practices, elevate quality, and support coverage decisions. Handle select complex claims directly, ensuring resolution aligns with carrier expectations. Provide timely and accurate reinsurance reporting for qualifying losses. Participate in the Loss Review Committee and Home Office QA reviews.

Home Office Claims Director - Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ 85250

$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 a claims leader who has experience within commercial general liability and ideally within the E&S marketplace. In this strategic and highly visible role, you’ll work closely with the Chief Claims Officer and serve as the go-to resource for serious injury and high-value loss guidance, field support, complex claim resolution, reinsurance coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership.

claims, claims executive, claims leadership, commercial lines, general liability, litigation management

20+ years of experience in commercial property & casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Demonstrated success leading or managing claims professionals at the senior level. Advanced skills in litigation oversight, complex claim resolution, and policy interpretation. Excellent written and verbal communication — capable of influencing at all levels. Designations preferred: CPCU, AIC, SCLA, or CCLA. JD or LL.B. a plus.

Guide field claims teams on high-exposure claims. Oversee policy limit demand reviews and ensure appropriate legal and operational responses. Participate in pre-trial strategy, litigation management, and Loss Review Committee meetings. Approve large reserves and payments exceeding local office authority. Lead reinsurance claim reporting and support reinsurer audits. Mentor, lead, and develop Home Office examiners. Evaluate claim operations, systems, and performance across the enterprise.

Home Office Claims Director - Hartford

Hartford, CT 06101

$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 a claims leader who has experience within commercial general liability and ideally within the E&S marketplace. In this strategic and highly visible role, you’ll work closely with the Chief Claims Officer and serve as the go-to resource for serious injury and high-value loss guidance, field support, complex claim resolution, reinsurance coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership.

claims, claims executive, claims leadership, commercial lines, general liability, litigation management

20+ years of experience in commercial property & casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Demonstrated success leading or managing claims professionals at the senior level. Advanced skills in litigation oversight, complex claim resolution, and policy interpretation. Excellent written and verbal communication — capable of influencing at all levels. Designations preferred: CPCU, AIC, SCLA, or CCLA. JD or LL.B. a plus.

Guide field claims teams on high-exposure claims. Oversee policy limit demand reviews and ensure appropriate legal and operational responses. Participate in pre-trial strategy, litigation management, and Loss Review Committee meetings. Approve large reserves and payments exceeding local office authority. Lead reinsurance claim reporting and support reinsurer audits. Mentor, lead, and develop Home Office examiners. Evaluate claim operations, systems, and performance across the enterprise.

Home Office Claims Director - Chicago

Chicago, IL 60606

$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 a claims leader who has experience within commercial general liability and ideally within the E&S marketplace. In this strategic and highly visible role, you’ll work closely with the Chief Claims Officer and serve as the go-to resource for serious injury and high-value loss guidance, field support, complex claim resolution, reinsurance coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership.

claims, claims executive, claims leadership, commercial lines, general liability, litigation management

20+ years of experience in commercial property & casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Demonstrated success leading or managing claims professionals at the senior level. Advanced skills in litigation oversight, complex claim resolution, and policy interpretation. Excellent written and verbal communication — capable of influencing at all levels. Designations preferred: CPCU, AIC, SCLA, or CCLA. JD or LL.B. a plus.

Guide field claims teams on high-exposure claims. Oversee policy limit demand reviews and ensure appropriate legal and operational responses. Participate in pre-trial strategy, litigation management, and Loss Review Committee meetings. Approve large reserves and payments exceeding local office authority. Lead reinsurance claim reporting and support reinsurer audits. Mentor, lead, and develop Home Office examiners. Evaluate claim operations, systems, and performance across the enterprise.

Home Office Claims Director - Chapell Hill

Chapell Hill, NC 27516

$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 a claims leader who has experience within commercial general liability and ideally within the E&S marketplace. In this strategic and highly visible role, you’ll work closely with the Chief Claims Officer and serve as the go-to resource for serious injury and high-value loss guidance, field support, complex claim resolution, reinsurance coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership.

claims, claims executive, claims leadership, commercial lines, general liability, litigation management

20+ years of experience in commercial property & casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Demonstrated success leading or managing claims professionals at the senior level. Advanced skills in litigation oversight, complex claim resolution, and policy interpretation. Excellent written and verbal communication — capable of influencing at all levels. Designations preferred: CPCU, AIC, SCLA, or CCLA. JD or LL.B. a plus.

Guide field claims teams on high-exposure claims. Oversee policy limit demand reviews and ensure appropriate legal and operational responses. Participate in pre-trial strategy, litigation management, and Loss Review Committee meetings. Approve large reserves and payments exceeding local office authority. Lead reinsurance claim reporting and support reinsurer audits. Mentor, lead, and develop Home Office examiners. Evaluate claim operations, systems, and performance across the enterprise.

Home Office Claims Director - Alpharetta

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 a claims leader who has experience within commercial general liability and ideally within the E&S marketplace. In this strategic and highly visible role, you’ll work closely with the Chief Claims Officer and serve as the go-to resource for serious injury and high-value loss guidance, field support, complex claim resolution, reinsurance coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership.

claims, claims executive, claims leadership, commercial lines, general liability, litigation management

20+ years of experience in commercial property & casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Demonstrated success leading or managing claims professionals at the senior level. Advanced skills in litigation oversight, complex claim resolution, and policy interpretation. Excellent written and verbal communication — capable of influencing at all levels. Designations preferred: CPCU, AIC, SCLA, or CCLA. JD or LL.B. a plus.

Guide field claims teams on high-exposure claims. Oversee policy limit demand reviews and ensure appropriate legal and operational responses. Participate in pre-trial strategy, litigation management, and Loss Review Committee meetings. Approve large reserves and payments exceeding local office authority. Lead reinsurance claim reporting and support reinsurer audits. Mentor, lead, and develop Home Office examiners. Evaluate claim operations, systems, and performance across the enterprise.

Home Office Claims Director - Jersey City

Jersey City, NJ 07030

$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 a claims leader who has experience within commercial general liability and ideally within the E&S marketplace. In this strategic and highly visible role, you’ll work closely with the Chief Claims Officer and serve as the go-to resource for serious injury and high-value loss guidance, field support, complex claim resolution, reinsurance coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership.

claims, claims executive, claims leadership, commercial lines, general liability, litigation management

20+ years of experience in commercial property & casualty claims with a focus on general liability. Demonstrated success leading or managing claims professionals at the senior level. Advanced skills in litigation oversight, complex claim resolution, and policy interpretation. Excellent written and verbal communication — capable of influencing at all levels. Designations preferred: CPCU, AIC, SCLA, or CCLA. JD or LL.B. a plus.

Guide field claims teams on high-exposure claims. Oversee policy limit demand reviews and ensure appropriate legal and operational responses. Participate in pre-trial strategy, litigation management, and Loss Review Committee meetings. Approve large reserves and payments exceeding local office authority. Lead reinsurance claim reporting and support reinsurer audits. Mentor, lead, and develop Home Office examiners. Evaluate claim operations, systems, and performance across the enterprise.

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.

Large Loss Business Development Account Executive – Restoration & Recovery

Remote (Western US)

$380,000 - $420,000

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.

Risk Management Analyst

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311, Hybrid

$80,000 to $120,000

About the role:

Are you a seasoned risk, insurance, or claims professional with a passion for technology and data-driven solutions? If you've ever wanted to bring your industry expertise to a product that’s reshaping how organizations manage safety, compliance, and claims—this is your chance. Our client is a fast-growing, mission-driven technology innovation company that seeks a Risk Management Information System (RMIS) Analyst to join its elite Center of Excellence. This team plays a strategic role at the heart of product innovation, client success, and market expansion—connecting real-world risk management expertise with forward-thinking technology.

claims, risk management, technology, risk analysis, claims analytics, risk modeling

5+ years of experience in risk management, claims, or risk technology. Deep expertise in RMIS platforms (e.g., Origami Risk, Riskonnect, Archer, Ventiv). Working knowledge of claims analytics, loss control, and unique exposures (Cyber, FINPRO, Property). Bachelor’s degree in Risk Management, Engineering, Finance, EHS, or related field. Proficient with data tools (Power BI, Excel, Tableau).

Serve as the go-to risk and RMIS expert, influencing product design, risk modeling logic, and usability across a cutting-edge platform. Act as a critical bridge between sales, engineering, and customer success—shaping solutions and translating client needs into meaningful features. Support implementation, onboard new clients, and ensure they’re leveraging best practices across safety, claims, and compliance workflows. Collaborate with forward-thinking engineers and product leaders in a culture that values your voice and perspective.

Senior Professional Liability Claims Specialist

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.

Actuarial Analyst – property/casualty

Remote

$90,000 to $120,000

About the role:

Our client is dedicated to delivering auto insurance solutions tailored to drivers' unique needs and to customer satisfaction with innovative technology. We're seeking a Senior Actuarial Analyst to join this growing team. In this high-impact role, you'll contribute to the pricing, reserving, and portfolio optimization strategies that power our client’s personal and commercial lines business. Whether you're passionate about non-standard auto, trend analysis, or predictive modeling—this is your opportunity to make your mark.

private passenger auto, non-standard auto, personal lines, pricing, reserve analysis, Remote

Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or related quantitative field. 3+ years of experience in a property & casualty actuarial role. Progress toward ACAS (typically 3+ exams passed). Proficiency in Excel and SQL; knowledge of Python, R, or SAS is a plus. Understanding of GLM modeling, reserving techniques, and credibility theory. Exposure to non-standard auto or commercial auto lines. Familiarity with regulatory rate filing environments. Experience with actuarial software like Emblem, Radar, or ResQ. Background working in Agile or cross-functional teams.

Build and refine actuarial models for pricing, reserving, trend analysis, and profitability reviews. Conduct rate level indications, segmentation studies, and support regulatory rate filings. Collaborate cross-functionally with underwriting, finance, and product teams to guide pricing and portfolio decisions. Analyze loss development and reserve adequacy. Translate technical findings into actionable insights for leadership and business partners. Support automation of actuarial workflows and integration of predictive analytics. Contribute to external reporting, including statutory filings and NAIC requirements.

Underwriting Assistant – Commercial Lines

Jersey City, NJ 07030; Chicago, IL 60606; Alpharetta, GA 30005; Chapel Hill, NC 27516; Hartford, CT 06101; Scottsdale, AZ 85250

$60,000 to $90,000

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 experienced commercial lines underwriting assistants for multiple opportunities that can be located within Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford, or Scottsdale. The Underwriting Assistant provides crucial operational support for underwriting teams in their evaluation and completion of commercial lines underwriting. Will assist underwriters in gathering underwriting information, preparing policy issuance documentation and ensuring compliance with guidelines and regulatory requirements.

excess casualty, primary casualty, casualty, commercial lines, underwriting, underwriting support

2 - 5+-years' experience in commercial casualty lines underwriting department within an insurance company.

Assisting with general underwriting activities. Obtain appropriate information (e.g., loss runs, subjectivities, supplemental applications) from producers (i.e., agents and brokers) and other sources to support rapid and efficient underwriting decisions. Binding, booking and issuing new and renewal policies and endorsements. Confirm the pricing and terms of binder and policy documents.

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.

IT Lead Cybersecurity 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 Cybersecurity Engineer to be responsible for designing, implementing and maintaining robust security measures across the company which includes networks, servers, storage, endpoints, data and cloud environments.

Security Engineer, Security Operations Center Engineer, Cybersecurity Engineer, Microsoft Azure, Cybersecurity Framework

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Systems 5+ years of experience in a large Microsoft Windows environment. 5+ years of experience as a Security Engineer, Security Operations Center Engineer or similar role. Deep technical knowledge with complex technology environments, including applications, middleware, on-prem and cloud storage, networks, information security and operations. Deep technical knowledge of Microsoft Azure and ability to build a secure cloud infrastructure. Strong understanding of Active Directory, M365 including Teams, Intune, SharePoint, virtualization, Microsoft Server, Microsoft desktop operating system (OS), Domain Name System (DNS), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

Implementing and managing security architecture for infrastructure components. Ensuring adherence to documented security and compliance policies. Leading design and execution of enterprise-wide cybersecurity strategies. Identifying, evaluating and mitigating security risks. Managing Identity Access Management (IAM) and Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions. Mitigating escalations from Manage Detection and Response (MDR) providers.

Chief Actuary – Life & Health

Miami, FL 33156

$260,000 to $280,000

About the role:

With over 50 years of excellence in the insurance and investment industry, our client is a trusted leader across Latin America, the Caribbean, and beyond, managing more than $1 billion in assets. They’ve built a legacy of financial strength, innovation, and exceptional client service, with a growing footprint that includes operations in the United States, Colombia, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, and Taiwan. We are seeking a visionary Chief Actuary to lead our client’s actuarial function and drive transformation across pricing, reserving, product development, capital modeling, and regulatory compliance. This is a strategic executive role that will partner closely with cross-functional leaders to enhance our actuarial frameworks and modernize core processes through automation, predictive analytics, and AI-driven innovation.

Spanish, Latin America, health, life, product development, GAAP, STAT, predictive modeling, pricing, reserving

FSA designation (FSA with signing authority strongly preferred). 10+ years of actuarial leadership experience in life and/or health insurance. Deep understanding of U.S. GAAP, STAT, and international regulatory frameworks. Strong experience in reserving, pricing, and capital modeling. Working knowledge of actuarial modeling tools and third-party platforms (Milliman, ARC). Experience leading automation initiatives and applying data science or predictive analytics is a plus. Spanish fluency required; English proficiency required; Portuguese is a plus.

Provide actuarial leadership across all life and health insurance lines in LATAM and the Caribbean. Lead and sign off on actuarial opinions. Oversee reserve calculations, FAS 60/97, IBNR, capital modeling, and LDTI implementation. Develop pricing strategies and support new product development in partnership with Product, Finance, and Underwriting. Elevate actuarial processes through automation, AI, and predictive modeling technologies. Ensure compliance with U.S. GAAP, STAT, IFRS 17, Solvency II equivalents, and LATAM regulatory regimes.

Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster - Atlanta

Atlanta, GA 30309

$65,000 to $70,000

About the role:

Our client doesn’t just manage claims — they transform the entire claims experience. This is an opportunity to be part of a collaborative, people-first culture with opportunities to grow professionally. We’re seeking a seasoned Bodily Injury Claims Professional to join our client’s high-performing team. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, bring expert-level casualty claims experience, and want to be part of a culture that is dynamic, innovative, and deeply collaborative — this role is for you.

non-standard auto, auto, auto liability, bodily injury, personal lines, auto, claims, liability

4+ years of experience handling non-standard auto bodily injury claims. Stable work history. Solid foundation in casualty claims and applicable laws, standards, and best practices. Proven proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and claims management systems. Strong report writing and documentation skills — clear, concise, and comprehensive. Ability to work independently, solve complex problems, and prioritize in a deadline-driven environment. Unwavering discretion and integrity in handling sensitive information.

Own and manage bodily injury and casualty claims from initial contact to resolution — including complex and litigated matters. Investigate claims, analyze coverage, and determine liability with precision and empathy. Communicate clearly and confidently with insureds, claimants, attorneys, and stakeholders. Maintain full file control including documentation, claim diaries, reserve analysis, and status reporting. Coordinate field inspections, review damage estimates, and settle claims within authority limits. Participate in large loss reviews and strategic claim discussions with internal and external partners. Leverage your technical know-how and judgment to navigate policy interpretation, subrogation, and tendering.

Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster - Coppell

Coppell, Texas 75019

$65,000 to $70,000

About the role:

Our client doesn’t just manage claims — they transform the entire claims experience. This is an opportunity to be part of a collaborative, people-first culture with opportunities to grow professionally. We’re seeking a seasoned Bodily Injury Claims Professional to join our client’s high-performing team. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, bring expert-level casualty claims experience, and want to be part of a culture that is dynamic, innovative, and deeply collaborative — this role is for you.

non-standard auto, auto, auto liability, bodily injury, personal lines, auto, claims, liability

4+ years of experience handling non-standard auto bodily injury claims. Stable work history. Solid foundation in casualty claims and applicable laws, standards, and best practices. Proven proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and claims management systems. Strong report writing and documentation skills — clear, concise, and comprehensive. Ability to work independently, solve complex problems, and prioritize in a deadline-driven environment. Unwavering discretion and integrity in handling sensitive information.

Own and manage bodily injury and casualty claims from initial contact to resolution — including complex and litigated matters. Investigate claims, analyze coverage, and determine liability with precision and empathy. Communicate clearly and confidently with insureds, claimants, attorneys, and stakeholders. Maintain full file control including documentation, claim diaries, reserve analysis, and status reporting. Coordinate field inspections, review damage estimates, and settle claims within authority limits. Participate in large loss reviews and strategic claim discussions with internal and external partners. Leverage your technical know-how and judgment to navigate policy interpretation, subrogation, and tendering.

Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster - San Antonio

San Antonio, Texas 782509

$65,000 to $70,000

About the role:

Our client doesn’t just manage claims — they transform the entire claims experience. This is an opportunity to be part of a collaborative, people-first culture with opportunities to grow professionally. We’re seeking a seasoned Bodily Injury Claims Professional to join our client’s high-performing team. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, bring expert-level casualty claims experience, and want to be part of a culture that is dynamic, innovative, and deeply collaborative — this role is for you.

non-standard auto, auto, auto liability, bodily injury, personal lines, auto, claims, liability

4+ years of experience handling non-standard auto bodily injury claims. Stable work history. Solid foundation in casualty claims and applicable laws, standards, and best practices. Proven proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and claims management systems. Strong report writing and documentation skills — clear, concise, and comprehensive. Ability to work independently, solve complex problems, and prioritize in a deadline-driven environment. Unwavering discretion and integrity in handling sensitive information.

Own and manage bodily injury and casualty claims from initial contact to resolution — including complex and litigated matters. Investigate claims, analyze coverage, and determine liability with precision and empathy. Communicate clearly and confidently with insureds, claimants, attorneys, and stakeholders. Maintain full file control including documentation, claim diaries, reserve analysis, and status reporting. Coordinate field inspections, review damage estimates, and settle claims within authority limits. Participate in large loss reviews and strategic claim discussions with internal and external partners. Leverage your technical know-how and judgment to navigate policy interpretation, subrogation, and tendering.

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.

Compliance & Financial Planning Analyst – 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 multifaceted Compliance & Financial Planning Analyst to play a critical role in maintaining regulatory health while influencing the financial direction of a fast-moving, high-growth P&C insurer. You’ll work directly with leadership and influence strategic outcomes. Combine legal/regulatory acumen with hands-on financial planning. Work with smart, ambitious professionals who are reinventing the re/insurance space.

commercial lines, compliance, financial planning, financial modeling, filings, statutory reporting

4–6+ years in property & casualty insurance, with hybrid experience in compliance and FP&A. Strong grasp of NAIC regulations and statutory reporting frameworks. High proficiency in Excel and financial modeling (experience with FP&A tools a plus). A proactive, intellectually curious mindset with strong communication skills. Ability to work across functions and thrive in an entrepreneurial environment.

Lead the preparation and submission of statutory filings (Form B/C, CGAD, licensing, and more). Track, interpret, and advise on state regulatory and NAIC developments. Develop and refine internal compliance processes across business units. Support insurance department exams, audits, and formal inquiries. Drive annual budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning initiatives. Analyze performance drivers across underwriting, loss trends, and capital allocation. Deliver strategic insights through financial modeling, variance analysis, and executive dashboards. Collaborate with actuarial and underwriting teams to ensure financial models reflect real-world risk.

Risk Control Consultant

South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas

$90,000 to $120,000

About the role:

Our client is a leading regional commercial insurance company, recognized as one of the Best Places to Work. We are seeking a Loss Control/Risk Control professional centrally located within SD, NE and KS (preferably northern or eastern KS). As a Risk Services Consultant, you'll provide high level Risk Services technical expertise to policyholders, agencies, Underwriting, Claims, Marketing, Product Management and other areas. Survey business operations of varying complexity and consult with customers and underwriting to determine the type and level of exposures and controls needed.

commercial lines, commercial property, agribusiness, survey, loss control, risk control, risk services

Bachelor's degree in occupational/industrial safety, agricultural science, engineering or insurance. 10+ years property/casualty risk control experience. Strong relationship, marketing and consulting skills. Must possess problem analysis and problem resolution skills; strong customer orientation and interpersonal and communication skills including presentation skills. Training/presentation experience. CSP, CFPS, CDS, CIH designation strongly desired.

Survey properties and observes business operations and management practices to determine safety issues and hazards. Analyze history of accidents and claims to determine trends and causes to consult in development of accident prevention programs. Consult with insured in regard to activities and programs to control losses and improve safety. Maintain a consultative relationship with assigned service accounts. Plan, create and deliver specific technical training programs. Assist in the planning, development and facilitation of risk control workshops, seminars and other training for internal and external business partners.

Advanced Case Design Consultant

remote

$80,000 to $130,000

About the role:

Our client is a specialized consulting firm with a longstanding reputation for delivering high-level financial solutions to corporate executives and directors. They provide tailored benefit strategies that emphasize precision, innovation, and integrity. The Executive Benefits Case Design Analyst plays a critical role in developing, analyzing, and presenting sophisticated financial and insurance-based solutions. This individual will collaborate closely with senior leadership and external stakeholders to craft models and illustrations that meet complex client needs. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, proactive, and thrives in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.

new business, case management, case management support, life insurance, financial services, executive benefits, individual life, affluent market, case design, illustrations, remote

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business, Economics, or related field preferred. Experience with life insurance illustration tools (Whole Life, IUL, VUL) is essential. Prior work within a life insurance brokerage, consulting firm, or executive benefits practice is highly desirable. Understanding of SERPs and executive compensation planning is required. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to communicate complex data effectively. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite; experience with carrier illustration platforms required.

Create and analyze customized life insurance illustrations using carrier software (e.g., Whole Life, IUL, VUL). Ensure each solution aligns with the client’s financial objectives and long-term goals. Translate complex illustration results into clear, actionable insights for advisors and stakeholders. Collaborate with producers and internal consultants to design tailored insurance strategies, often within the context of executive compensation, SERPs, or key-person planning. Prepare compelling presentation materials and proposals that articulate plan design, product rationale, and strategic recommendations. Support the design and execution of benefit solutions, including deferred compensation plans, buy-sell arrangements, and supplemental retirement plans. Integrate insurance products within larger benefit strategies and ensure smooth handoff to implementation teams. Work closely with underwriting, sales, and client service teams to drive successful case outcomes.

Vice President – Insurance Programs

Remote (U.S. based, excluding CA & NY)

$170,0000 to $300,000

About the role:

One of the nation’s largest insurance brokers, is building something new — a world-class Programs Division — and we're looking for a trailblazer to lead it. This is not your typical VP role. This is a greenfield opportunity to design, launch, and scale exclusive insurance programs built on this organization’s strong premium volume, a $300M captive platform, in-house TPA, and best-in-class safety services. You might be a #2 at a successful MGA ready for your own shot. Or a seasoned carrier executive eager to flex your entrepreneurial muscle. If you know how to create, scale, and lead insurance programs — and want to do it with the backing of a strong platform — we want to talk! Build from Scratch: Shape a legacy. Design the program business your way — with full leadership support.

programs, program business, program development, commercial lines, reinsurance, remote

10+ years in commercial P&C insurance, with hands-on experience in program development, MGA/MGU leadership, or captive operations. Track record of running a profitable book of business or P&L in a carrier, MGA, or program administrator. Strong fronting carrier and reinsurance relationships. Ability to identify market opportunities, create solutions, and negotiate program deals. Depth in both property and casualty lines; comfort with complex risks and alternative market structures. Familiarity with transportation, work comp, GL, and property programs. Passion and a genuine entrepreneurial drive to build.

Build the Blueprint: Design the framework for a full-fledged Programs division, from fronting carrier relationships to reinsurance and underwriting strategy. Launch Exclusive Programs: Create and negotiate niche, proprietary programs across P&C lines — including workers’ comp, auto, GL, and property. Lead from the Front: You’ll roll up your sleeves early on and build the foundation — before scaling a high-performing underwriting and support team. Shape the Appetite: Guide risk selection strategy and recommend new program verticals. Transportation experience highly desired. Drive Profitability: Own P&L results and deliver stable, competitive, and profitable programs.

Director of Property Claims

Hybrid – Des Moines, IA

About the role:

Our client is a leading regional commercial insurance company, recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in 2024. We are seeking a Director of Property Claims. This is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, management, and operational excellence of commercial property claims across multiple states. Will lead a team of experienced professionals, collaborate with senior management, and drive initiatives that enhance claims outcomes, customer satisfaction, and overall profitability.

commercial lines, commercial property, agribusiness, claims

15+ years of progressive property claims leadership experience within commercial lines. Expertise in Commercial Property policies (Commercial Agricultural Property experience a plus). Proven ability to lead, influence, and develop teams. Strong strategic thinking, critical analysis, and problem-solving skills. Adept at using metrics and data to drive performance improvements. Effective communicator across all organizational levels.

Lead and manage the property claims function, including operational oversight, strategic planning, and talent development. Oversee complex, high-severity claims, including litigation and large loss cases. Collaborate with senior leadership to align claims strategies with broader business goals, driving continuous improvement and innovation. Ensure compliance with state statutes, regulations, and internal audit standards. Promote a culture of outstanding service delivery to both internal and external stakeholders.

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.

Complex Claims Technical Specialist

Scottsdale, AZ 85250; Alpharetta, GA 30005; Chapel Hill, NC 27516

$95,000 to $120,000

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. Our client currently seeks a Complex Claims Technical Specialist Claims professional to join their organization in one of the following locations: Scottsdale, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill The Complex Claims Technical Specialist will investigate, evaluate, negotiate and settle serious injury/damage claims involving moderate to large exposures in multiple jurisdictions.

general liability, commercial lines, legal liability, claims, Claims adjuster, litigation, litigated claims, Scottsdale, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford, Chicago, hybrid

Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college/university. Substantial commercial general liability experience. 5+ years of commercial property/casualty claims handling experience with complex litigation of claims. 3+ years of litigation management experience. Experience with Excess & Surplus Lines preferred.

Review new losses and determine initial plans of action. Analyze coverage as it relates to the facts and allegations of claims. Prepare Reservation of Rights and Declination of Coverage letters, as applicable. Identify and ensure subrogation efforts are undertaken against responsible parties. Direct counsel in the defense of litigated claims. Negotiation of claims to settlement, attend mediations, settlement conferences and trials.

General Liability Claims Adjuster

Scottsdale, AZ 85250 or Alpharetta, GA 30005 or Chapel Hill, NC 27516

$76,000 to $90,000

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. Our client currently seeks a General Liability Claims professional to join their organization in one of the following locations: Scottsdale, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill This Claims Examiner will investigate, evaluate, negotiate, and settle injury/damage claims in multiple jurisdictions, applying coverage, laws and regulations accordingly.

general liability, commercial lines, garage liability, garage keepers legal liability, claims. Claims adjuster, claims examiner, Scottsdale, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, hybrid

Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college/university. Minimum of 1+ years of property/casualty claims handling experience as an employee of a property/casualty insurance company. Preferred: 3+ years of commercial general liability policy and/or garage policy experience.

Review new losses and determine initial plans of action. Analyze coverage as it relates to the facts and allegations of claims. Prepare Reservation of Rights and Declination of Coverage letters, as applicable. Initiate contact with policyholder and claimant(s) to confirm notice of loss description and determine the scope of the investigation, as appropriate. When appropriate, assign and instruct independent adjusting firms to conduct needed investigative.

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. 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.

Senior Vice President of Underwriting Strategy & Operations - Hartford

Hartford, CT 06101

$350,000

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. We are seeking an Operations Executive oriented towards Underwriting for a newly created Chief Operating Officer role. This individual will work closely with the Chief Underwriting Officer to execute strategic and operational plans for the company’s Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine and Bind business units. The COO-U must be a hands-on leader and manager, with deep underwriting experience and strong Excess & Surplus lines wholesaler relationships.

underwriting, commercial lines, excess & surplus, Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine, commercial general liability, underwriting effectiveness, process improvement

A bachelor's degree with a major or coursework in economics, risk management, actuarial science. At least fifteen years of experience in underwriting, preferably with commercial Excess & Surplus casualty lines. Broad operational experience in an underwriting environment that includes strong financial management, process improvement and effective allocation of resources. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages (Inland Marine and Bind authority experience a plus.

Developing a long-term strategic vision for the Business Units to drive profitable growth and achieve financial targets. Assisting the Business Units to be well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Coordinating with Corporate Underwriting and the Actuarial department to ensure underwriting guidelines, authorities and practices are tailored for the Business Units and updated to address emerging trends. Providing strategic insights and action plans that address market trends, the competitive environment, product offerings and distribution systems.

Senior Vice President of Underwriting Strategy & Operations - Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, NC 27516

$350,000

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. We are seeking an Operations Executive oriented towards Underwriting for a newly created Chief Operating Officer role. This individual will work closely with the Chief Underwriting Officer to execute strategic and operational plans for the company’s Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine and Bind business units. The COO-U must be a hands-on leader and manager, with deep underwriting experience and strong Excess & Surplus lines wholesaler relationships.

underwriting, commercial lines, excess & surplus, Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine, commercial general liability, underwriting effectiveness, process improvement

A bachelor's degree with a major or coursework in economics, risk management, actuarial science. At least fifteen years of experience in underwriting, preferably with commercial Excess & Surplus casualty lines. Broad operational experience in an underwriting environment that includes strong financial management, process improvement and effective allocation of resources. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages (Inland Marine and Bind authority experience a plus.

Developing a long-term strategic vision for the Business Units to drive profitable growth and achieve financial targets. Assisting the Business Units to be well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Coordinating with Corporate Underwriting and the Actuarial department to ensure underwriting guidelines, authorities and practices are tailored for the Business Units and updated to address emerging trends. Providing strategic insights and action plans that address market trends, the competitive environment, product offerings and distribution systems.

Senior Vice President of Underwriting Strategy & Operations - Alpharetta

Alpharetta, GA 30005

$350,000

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. We are seeking an Operations Executive oriented towards Underwriting for a newly created Chief Operating Officer role. This individual will work closely with the Chief Underwriting Officer to execute strategic and operational plans for the company’s Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine and Bind business units. The COO-U must be a hands-on leader and manager, with deep underwriting experience and strong Excess & Surplus lines wholesaler relationships.

underwriting, commercial lines, excess & surplus, Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine, commercial general liability, underwriting effectiveness, process improvement

A bachelor's degree with a major or coursework in economics, risk management, actuarial science. At least fifteen years of experience in underwriting, preferably with commercial Excess & Surplus casualty lines. Broad operational experience in an underwriting environment that includes strong financial management, process improvement and effective allocation of resources. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages (Inland Marine and Bind authority experience a plus.

Developing a long-term strategic vision for the Business Units to drive profitable growth and achieve financial targets. Assisting the Business Units to be well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Coordinating with Corporate Underwriting and the Actuarial department to ensure underwriting guidelines, authorities and practices are tailored for the Business Units and updated to address emerging trends. Providing strategic insights and action plans that address market trends, the competitive environment, product offerings and distribution systems.

Senior Vice President of Underwriting Strategy & Operations - Chicago

Chicago, IL 60606

$350,000

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. We are seeking an Operations Executive oriented towards Underwriting for a newly created Chief Operating Officer role. This individual will work closely with the Chief Underwriting Officer to execute strategic and operational plans for the company’s Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine and Bind business units. The COO-U must be a hands-on leader and manager, with deep underwriting experience and strong Excess & Surplus lines wholesaler relationships.

underwriting, commercial lines, excess & surplus, Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine, commercial general liability, underwriting effectiveness, process improvement

A bachelor's degree with a major or coursework in economics, risk management, actuarial science. At least fifteen years of experience in underwriting, preferably with commercial Excess & Surplus casualty lines. Broad operational experience in an underwriting environment that includes strong financial management, process improvement and effective allocation of resources. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages (Inland Marine and Bind authority experience a plus.

Developing a long-term strategic vision for the Business Units to drive profitable growth and achieve financial targets. Assisting the Business Units to be well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Coordinating with Corporate Underwriting and the Actuarial department to ensure underwriting guidelines, authorities and practices are tailored for the Business Units and updated to address emerging trends. Providing strategic insights and action plans that address market trends, the competitive environment, product offerings and distribution systems.

Senior Vice President of Underwriting Strategy & Operations - Jersey City

Jersey City, NJ 07030

$350,000

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. We are seeking an Operations Executive oriented towards Underwriting for a newly created Chief Operating Officer role. This individual will work closely with the Chief Underwriting Officer to execute strategic and operational plans for the company’s Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine and Bind business units. The COO-U must be a hands-on leader and manager, with deep underwriting experience and strong Excess & Surplus lines wholesaler relationships.

underwriting, commercial lines, excess & surplus, Primary Casualty, Excess Casualty, Inland Marine, commercial general liability, underwriting effectiveness, process improvement

A bachelor's degree with a major or coursework in economics, risk management, actuarial science. At least fifteen years of experience in underwriting, preferably with commercial Excess & Surplus casualty lines. Broad operational experience in an underwriting environment that includes strong financial management, process improvement and effective allocation of resources. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages (Inland Marine and Bind authority experience a plus.

Developing a long-term strategic vision for the Business Units to drive profitable growth and achieve financial targets. Assisting the Business Units to be well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Coordinating with Corporate Underwriting and the Actuarial department to ensure underwriting guidelines, authorities and practices are tailored for the Business Units and updated to address emerging trends. Providing strategic insights and action plans that address market trends, the competitive environment, product offerings and distribution systems.

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. 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.

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. 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.

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. 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.

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 to one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, or Hartford. 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.

Senior Corporate Recruiter

Chicago, IL 60601 or Alpharetta, GA 30005 or Chapel Hill, NC 27516 or Hartford, CT 06101 or Jersey City, NJ 07030

$130,000

About the role:

Our client is 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 a senior recruiting professional to work hybrid from one of these locations: Chicago, IL 60601 or Alpharetta, GA 30005 or Chapel Hill, NC 27516 or Hartford, CT 06101 or Jersey City, NJ 07030

Chicago, Atlanta, Chapel Hill, Hartford, Jersey City, Talent Acquisition, hiring, recruitment, recruiting, candidate sourcing, talent search

A bachelor's degree is required. 7+ years of progressive recruitment experience with a proven track record of recruiting high-quality candidates and filling hard-to-fill roles. Particular interest in candidates who have done talent recruitment for underwriting roles within a property/casualty environment. SHRM or HRCI designation strongly preferred. The ability to manage the full spectrum of talent acquisition. Expertise in assessing and evaluating candidate profiles.

Collaborating with hiring managers and the leadership team to understand the specific business needs for open positions, identify priority roles, prepare appropriate job descriptions and tailor sourcing efforts to generate robust pools of talent. Building candidate pipelines and outreach campaigns through advanced sourcing techniques that may include strategic networking, both traditional and innovative job board postings, social media searches and other means of targeted research. Conducting initial resume reviews and candidate phone screens. Serving as a brand ambassador with candidates and external recruiting agencies to provide favorable impressions of company, culture and the open position.

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

Senior Vice President & Head of Excess Casualty Underwriting - Hartford

Hartford, CT

$260,000 to $300,000

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. This position can work hybrid from any of the following locations: Jersey City, NJ; Chicago, IL; Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; Hartford, CT 06101 We are seeking a hands-on leader who has the ability to attract, retain, coach, mentor and manage a team of skilled Excess Casualty underwriters. The Senior Vice President and Head of Excess Casualty leads a team of approximately 30 underwriters to execute the strategic and operational plans of this client’s national Excess Casualty unit.

underwriting, Commercial Excess & Surplus lines, E&S, Excess Casualty, general liability, excess liability, management, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with a major in economics, risk management, actuarial science or related fields. At least twelve years of experience in underwriting Commercial Excess & Surplus lines. At least five years underwriting Excess Casualty Risks. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages and sound underwriting judgment.

Driving the development of growth and profitability initiatives. Leading the development and execution of the Unit's annual financial plan. Retaining, developing and recruiting, as needed, highly qualified and well-trained underwriters. Developing and managing strategies across the Unit. Collaborating with Corporate Underwriting, Actuarial and Claims to ensure underwriting pricing and practices are updated creating an environment that is well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Keeping informed of external changes impacting the Unit, including producer and competitor developments, and implementing strategies to address those changes. Promoting a culture of underwriting expertise, careful risk selection, collaboration and service orientation while providing technical counsel, referral reviews and guidance to direct reports.

Senior Vice President & Head of Excess Casualty Underwriting - Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, NC

$260,000 to $300,000

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. This position can work hybrid from any of the following locations: Jersey City, NJ; Chicago, IL; Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; Hartford, CT 06101 We are seeking a hands-on leader who has the ability to attract, retain, coach, mentor and manage a team of skilled Excess Casualty underwriters. The Senior Vice President and Head of Excess Casualty leads a team of approximately 30 underwriters to execute the strategic and operational plans of this client’s national Excess Casualty unit.

underwriting, Commercial Excess & Surplus lines, E&S, Excess Casualty, general liability, excess liability, management, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with a major in economics, risk management, actuarial science or related fields. At least twelve years of experience in underwriting Commercial Excess & Surplus lines. At least five years underwriting Excess Casualty Risks. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages and sound underwriting judgment.

Driving the development of growth and profitability initiatives. Leading the development and execution of the Unit's annual financial plan. Retaining, developing and recruiting, as needed, highly qualified and well-trained underwriters. Developing and managing strategies across the Unit. Collaborating with Corporate Underwriting, Actuarial and Claims to ensure underwriting pricing and practices are updated creating an environment that is well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Keeping informed of external changes impacting the Unit, including producer and competitor developments, and implementing strategies to address those changes. Promoting a culture of underwriting expertise, careful risk selection, collaboration and service orientation while providing technical counsel, referral reviews and guidance to direct reports.

Senior Vice President & Head of Excess Casualty Underwriting - Alpharetta

Alpharetta, GA

$260,000 to $300,000

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. This position can work hybrid from any of the following locations: Jersey City, NJ; Chicago, IL; Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; Hartford, CT 06101 We are seeking a hands-on leader who has the ability to attract, retain, coach, mentor and manage a team of skilled Excess Casualty underwriters. The Senior Vice President and Head of Excess Casualty leads a team of approximately 30 underwriters to execute the strategic and operational plans of this client’s national Excess Casualty unit.

underwriting, Commercial Excess & Surplus lines, E&S, Excess Casualty, general liability, excess liability, management, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with a major in economics, risk management, actuarial science or related fields. At least twelve years of experience in underwriting Commercial Excess & Surplus lines. At least five years underwriting Excess Casualty Risks. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages and sound underwriting judgment.

Driving the development of growth and profitability initiatives. Leading the development and execution of the Unit's annual financial plan. Retaining, developing and recruiting, as needed, highly qualified and well-trained underwriters. Developing and managing strategies across the Unit. Collaborating with Corporate Underwriting, Actuarial and Claims to ensure underwriting pricing and practices are updated creating an environment that is well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Keeping informed of external changes impacting the Unit, including producer and competitor developments, and implementing strategies to address those changes. Promoting a culture of underwriting expertise, careful risk selection, collaboration and service orientation while providing technical counsel, referral reviews and guidance to direct reports.

Senior Vice President & Head of Excess Casualty Underwriting - Chicago

Chicago, IL

$260,000 to $300,000

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. This position can work hybrid from any of the following locations: Jersey City, NJ; Chicago, IL; Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; Hartford, CT 06101 We are seeking a hands-on leader who has the ability to attract, retain, coach, mentor and manage a team of skilled Excess Casualty underwriters. The Senior Vice President and Head of Excess Casualty leads a team of approximately 30 underwriters to execute the strategic and operational plans of this client’s national Excess Casualty unit.

underwriting, Commercial Excess & Surplus lines, E&S, Excess Casualty, general liability, excess liability, management, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with a major in economics, risk management, actuarial science or related fields. At least twelve years of experience in underwriting Commercial Excess & Surplus lines. At least five years underwriting Excess Casualty Risks. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages and sound underwriting judgment.

Driving the development of growth and profitability initiatives. Leading the development and execution of the Unit's annual financial plan. Retaining, developing and recruiting, as needed, highly qualified and well-trained underwriters. Developing and managing strategies across the Unit. Collaborating with Corporate Underwriting, Actuarial and Claims to ensure underwriting pricing and practices are updated creating an environment that is well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Keeping informed of external changes impacting the Unit, including producer and competitor developments, and implementing strategies to address those changes. Promoting a culture of underwriting expertise, careful risk selection, collaboration and service orientation while providing technical counsel, referral reviews and guidance to direct reports.

Senior Vice President & Head of Excess Casualty Underwriting - Jersey City

Jersey City, NJ

$260,000 to $300,000

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. This position can work hybrid from any of the following locations: Jersey City, NJ; Chicago, IL; Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; Hartford, CT 06101 We are seeking a hands-on leader who has the ability to attract, retain, coach, mentor and manage a team of skilled Excess Casualty underwriters. The Senior Vice President and Head of Excess Casualty leads a team of approximately 30 underwriters to execute the strategic and operational plans of this client’s national Excess Casualty unit.

underwriting, Commercial Excess & Surplus lines, E&S, Excess Casualty, general liability, excess liability, management, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with a major in economics, risk management, actuarial science or related fields. At least twelve years of experience in underwriting Commercial Excess & Surplus lines. At least five years underwriting Excess Casualty Risks. Expert technical underwriting background, with advanced knowledge of commercial general liability and excess liability coverages and sound underwriting judgment.

Driving the development of growth and profitability initiatives. Leading the development and execution of the Unit's annual financial plan. Retaining, developing and recruiting, as needed, highly qualified and well-trained underwriters. Developing and managing strategies across the Unit. Collaborating with Corporate Underwriting, Actuarial and Claims to ensure underwriting pricing and practices are updated creating an environment that is well positioned to adapt to dynamic market conditions. Keeping informed of external changes impacting the Unit, including producer and competitor developments, and implementing strategies to address those changes. Promoting a culture of underwriting expertise, careful risk selection, collaboration and service orientation while providing technical counsel, referral reviews and guidance to direct reports.

Insurance Agency Accountant - contract to hire

Chicago, IL 60606

$50,000 - $60,000

About the role:

A growing insurance brokerage M&A platform that partners with and invests in well-established insurance agencies is seeking a skilled Accountant for a contract-to-hire opportunity. This role offers the chance to join a dynamic, growth-focused organization that provides its agency partners with customized resources while preserving their entrepreneurial culture. This is an opportunity to join a growing firm with long-term career potential.

temp, contract-to-hire, insurance agency, accounting, accountant

Required: Experience in insurance industry accounting (brokerage, carrier, or MGA experience preferred). Strong knowledge of GAAP, financial reporting, and insurance-specific accounting practices. Proficiency in accounting software and Microsoft Excel. Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail. Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment

Manage financial reporting, general ledger reconciliations, and month-end close processes. Oversee accounts payable, accounts receivable, and cash flow management. Ensure compliance with insurance industry financial regulations and company policies. Assist with financial analysis, budgeting, and forecasting to support agency partners. Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure accurate financial reporting.

Medical Stop Loss Underwriter/Senior Underwriter

Chicago, IL or remote

$65,000 to $140,000

About the role:

This organization is an industry pioneer with a long track record of innovation, redefining the member-owned group captive model, providing unmatched strategic guidance, operational support, and risk management expertise. We seek several Medical Stop Loss Underwriters at varying experience levels as this organization continues it’s impressive growth trajectory. The Medical Stop Loss Underwriter is responsible for evaluating and underwriting stop-loss insurance. This is an opportunity to join a market-leading organization, shaping the future of captive insurance while delivering customized solutions, unparalleled control, and best-in-class risk management.

Medical Stop Loss, self-funded, underwriting, stop loss, captives, claims data, underwriter

Risk management principles and stop-loss insurance products. Medical terminology, healthcare costs, and trends in medical claims. Regulatory and compliance issues in insurance underwriting. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, insurance, mathematics, or a related field. 2 -5+ years of experience in insurance underwriting in health insurance/medical stop-loss field. Experience with medical claims analysis, pricing, and risk management.

Evaluate submissions for medical stop-loss insurance of captive program(s), assessing the risk posed by each potential policyholder. Analyze medical claims data and historical health costs to determine appropriate stop-loss coverage levels, including individual and aggregate limits. Review group health plans, claims experience, and member demographics to assess the potential for high-cost claims. Develop premium pricing for stop-loss insurance policies based on risk analysis

Senior Actuarial Analyst - Hartford

Hartford, CT

$115,000-$130,000

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. Can be located in any one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford. We are seeking an Actuarial professional to partner with our client’s company underwriters to deliver pricing insights. The Senior Actuarial Analyst will play a pivotal role in supporting the primary casualty line of business. Will also collaborate with the Predictive Modeling, Reserving and Business Intelligence teams to deliver valuable insights to underwriters and senior leadership.

actuarial, actuary, actuarial analyst, pricing, reserving, predictive modeling, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with studies in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Statistics, Risk Management. At least 3 years of experience in the U.S. property and casualty insurance industry. At least 4 Actuarial exams passed, with preference to have CAS exam 5, or achieved the Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) designation. Familiarity with Python and Power BI tools. Experience working with relational data sets and the ability to write/modify SQL queries.

Monitoring monthly premium and loss ratio performance. Conducting annual rate indications and rate reviews. Monitoring renewal rate changes at various granular levels to ensure alignment. Provide strategic and operational recommendations to senior leadership. Enhancing pricing tools to improve data-capture capabilities. Providing data and analyses for rate filings and data calls.

Senior Actuarial Analyst - Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, NC

$115,000 - $130,000

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. Can be located in any one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford. We are seeking an Actuarial professional to partner with our client’s company underwriters to deliver pricing insights. The Senior Actuarial Analyst will play a pivotal role in supporting the primary casualty line of business. Will also collaborate with the Predictive Modeling, Reserving and Business Intelligence teams to deliver valuable insights to underwriters and senior leadership.

actuarial, actuary, actuarial analyst, pricing, reserving, predictive modeling, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with studies in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Statistics, Risk Management. At least 3 years of experience in the U.S. property and casualty insurance industry. At least 4 Actuarial exams passed, with preference to have CAS exam 5, or achieved the Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) designation. Familiarity with Python and Power BI tools. Experience working with relational data sets and the ability to write/modify SQL queries.

Monitoring monthly premium and loss ratio performance. Conducting annual rate indications and rate reviews. Monitoring renewal rate changes at various granular levels to ensure alignment. Provide strategic and operational recommendations to senior leadership. Enhancing pricing tools to improve data-capture capabilities. Providing data and analyses for rate filings and data calls.

Senior Actuarial Analyst - Alpharetta

Alpharetta, GA

$115,000-$130,000

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. Can be located in any one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford. We are seeking an Actuarial professional to partner with our client’s company underwriters to deliver pricing insights. The Senior Actuarial Analyst will play a pivotal role in supporting the primary casualty line of business. Will also collaborate with the Predictive Modeling, Reserving and Business Intelligence teams to deliver valuable insights to underwriters and senior leadership.

actuarial, actuary, actuarial analyst, pricing, reserving, predictive modeling, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with studies in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Statistics, Risk Management. At least 3 years of experience in the U.S. property and casualty insurance industry. At least 4 Actuarial exams passed, with preference to have CAS exam 5, or achieved the Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) designation. Familiarity with Python and Power BI tools. Experience working with relational data sets and the ability to write/modify SQL queries.

Monitoring monthly premium and loss ratio performance. Conducting annual rate indications and rate reviews. Monitoring renewal rate changes at various granular levels to ensure alignment. Provide strategic and operational recommendations to senior leadership. Enhancing pricing tools to improve data-capture capabilities. Providing data and analyses for rate filings and data calls.

Senior Actuarial Analyst - Chicago

Chicago, IL

$115,000-$130,000

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. Can be located in any one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford. We are seeking an Actuarial professional to partner with our client’s company underwriters to deliver pricing insights. The Senior Actuarial Analyst will play a pivotal role in supporting the primary casualty line of business. Will also collaborate with the Predictive Modeling, Reserving and Business Intelligence teams to deliver valuable insights to underwriters and senior leadership.

actuarial, actuary, actuarial analyst, pricing, reserving, predictive modeling, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with studies in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Statistics, Risk Management. At least 3 years of experience in the U.S. property and casualty insurance industry. At least 4 Actuarial exams passed, with preference to have CAS exam 5, or achieved the Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) designation. Familiarity with Python and Power BI tools. Experience working with relational data sets and the ability to write/modify SQL queries.

Monitoring monthly premium and loss ratio performance. Conducting annual rate indications and rate reviews. Monitoring renewal rate changes at various granular levels to ensure alignment. Provide strategic and operational recommendations to senior leadership. Enhancing pricing tools to improve data-capture capabilities. Providing data and analyses for rate filings and data calls.

Senior Actuarial Analyst - Jersey City

Jersey City, NJ

$115,000-$130,000

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. Can be located in any one of these locations: Jersey City, Chicago, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford. We are seeking an Actuarial professional to partner with our client’s company underwriters to deliver pricing insights. The Senior Actuarial Analyst will play a pivotal role in supporting the primary casualty line of business. Will also collaborate with the Predictive Modeling, Reserving and Business Intelligence teams to deliver valuable insights to underwriters and senior leadership.

actuarial, actuary, actuarial analyst, pricing, reserving, predictive modeling, commercial lines

Bachelor's degree with studies in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Statistics, Risk Management. At least 3 years of experience in the U.S. property and casualty insurance industry. At least 4 Actuarial exams passed, with preference to have CAS exam 5, or achieved the Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) designation. Familiarity with Python and Power BI tools. Experience working with relational data sets and the ability to write/modify SQL queries.

Monitoring monthly premium and loss ratio performance. Conducting annual rate indications and rate reviews. Monitoring renewal rate changes at various granular levels to ensure alignment. Provide strategic and operational recommendations to senior leadership. Enhancing pricing tools to improve data-capture capabilities. Providing data and analyses for rate filings and data calls.

Safety & Loss Control Program Manager

Lakewood, NJ 08701 or Brooklyn, NY 11204

$75,000 to $85,000

About the role:

ABOUT THE ROLE Leading provider of innovative solutions claims handling and Risk Management in the Healthcare space seeks Safety and Loss Control professional to be responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing the company’s safety and loss control programs. This role is critical in fostering a culture of safety throughout the organization, ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations, and minimizing risks associated with operations. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in safety management, regulatory compliance, and risk assessment, along with knowledge of additional services that provide policy credits and site assessments.

work comp, workers compensation, claims, risk management, home health, nursing home, risk mitigation, healthcare, safety, loss control, safety training

REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Bachelor’s in Occupational Safety, Environmental Science, Risk Management. Master’s degree is a plus. 5+ years of experience in safety management, loss control, or a related field, preferably in Healthcare Strong knowledge of safety regulations, standards, and best practices. Proven experience in developing and implementing effective safety programs and training. Experience conducting site assessments and developing recommendations for safety improvements. Professional certifications such as Certified Safety Professional (CSP) or Certified Safety and Health Manager (CSHM) are preferred.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Design and implement comprehensive safety and loss control programs. Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local safety regulations. Conduct regular risk assessments and audits to identify potential safety hazards and implement corrective actions to mitigate risks. Develop and deliver safety training programs for client employees at all levels, promoting a proactive approach to safety and loss prevention. Lead investigations of safety incidents and near misses, analyzing root causes and recommending improvements to prevent recurrence.

Director of Risk Control

Spring Valley, New York 10977

$200,000 to $275,000

About the role:

ABOUT THE ROLE Client is a workers’ compensation carrier that prides themselves on having an exceptional team environment. They specialize in simplifying clients’ insurance needs with comprehensive plans and expert support. The Director of Risk Control will be responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive risk management strategies to minimize potential losses and ensure compliance with regulations. This role plays a crucial role in minimizing the financial and operational risks association with workplace injuries.

risk management, risk control, workplace, injuries, work comp, workers compensation, occupational accident, workplace safety, safety, risk mitigation

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Bachelor's degree in risk management, insurance, business administration, or a related field. 5 to 10 years of worker’s compensation risk management experience at an insurance carrier required. Certified Risk Manager (CRM), preferred. Strong knowledge of risk management principles and insurance products. Expert knowledge of Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Liability.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Develop and implement programs to reduce workplace injuries and accidents. Create safety training materials, conduct workshops and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Conduct regular risk assessments and audits to identify potential workplace risks, analyze injury trends and evaluate existing safety protocols. Work closely with clients to tailor risk management strategies to their specific needs. Ensure clients comply with local, state, and federal regulations regarding workplace safety and workers’ compensation.

Work Comp Underwriter

Spring Valley, NY 10977

$75,000 to $100,000

About the role:

ABOUT THE ROLE Client is a workers’ compensation carrier that prides themselves on having an exceptional team environment. They specialize in simplifying clients’ insurance needs with comprehensive plans and expert support. They currently seek a Work Comp Underwriting professional to join their team. This position is responsible for underwriting and servicing of both new business submissions and renewals. This position is also responsible for training of Underwriting Assistants.

workers’ compensation, work comp, underwriter, underwriting, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE 3+ years of commercial insurance experience with at least 2 years of Workers’ Compensation underwriting. Knowledge of large account rating programs (i.e., Large Deductibles, Retrospective Rating, etc.)

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Underwrites and grows a profitable book of business. Review Due Diligence reports, Loss control surveys, loss runs. Collaborate with specialists such as premium auditors, claims adjusters and loss control engineers. Manages and delegates on a regular basis the activities of underwriting assistants.

Underwriting Trainee & Education Program Manager

Alpharetta, GA 30005

$150,000 to $210,000

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. The Underwriting Trainee & Education Program Manager will be responsible for executive oversight over the Company Underwriting Trainee Program, including development of curriculum, participation in recruitment and full program execution.

education, training, underwriting, trainee, curriculum, program execution, general liability, inland marine, excess, umbrella, Alpharetta, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university required. 5+ years of commercial property-casualty underwriting experience. Excess and surplus lines underwriting experience required. Participation in a full commercial insurance underwriting training program and/or experience in developing underwriter training materials. A deep understanding of the fundamentals of commercial underwriting.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Designing and executing a comprehensive training curriculum, focused on commercial lines insurance. Deliver technical training on risk assessment, pricing, underwriting guidelines, policy issuance, finance, actuarial regulatory compliance and claims management. Working with underwriting leadership and human resources to attract and retain a strong class of trainees. Facilitating small group training modules and case study exercises. Developing and overseeing a testing process to ensure learning benchmarks are met.

General Liability Claims Examiner

Scottsdale, AZ 85250 or Alpharetta, GA 30005 or Chapel Hill, NC 27516 or Hartford, CT 06101

$76,000 to $88,000

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 a General Liability Claims professional to join their organization in one of the following locations: Scottsdale, AZ; Alpharetta, GA; Chapel Hill, NC; or Hartford, CT. This Claims Examiner will investigate, evaluate, negotiate, and settle injury/damage claims in multiple jurisdictions, applying coverage, laws and regulations accordingly.

general liability, commercial lines, garage liability, garage keepers legal liability, claims. Claims adjuster, claims examiner, Scottsdale, Alpharetta, Chapel Hill, Hartford, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college/university. Minimum of 1+ years of property/casualty claims handling experience as an employee of a property/casualty insurance company. Preferred: 3+ years of commercial general liability policy and/or garage policy experience.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Review new losses and determine initial plans of action. Analyze coverage as it relates to the facts and allegations of claims. Prepare Reservation of Rights and Declination of Coverage letters, as applicable. Initiate contact with policyholder and claimant(s) to confirm notice of loss description and determine the scope of the investigation, as appropriate. When appropriate, assign and instruct independent adjusting firms to conduct needed investigation.

Commercial Lines Underwriter(Bind Wholesale distribution)

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 and 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.

Commercial Lines Underwriter(Bind Wholesale distribution)

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 Scottsdale and 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.

Excess Casualty Underwriter

Chicago, IL 60601; 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 forward thinking Excess Casualty Underwriters of varying experience in Scottsdale and Chicago to join their organization. The Excess Casualty Underwriter is responsible for developing, managing and maintaining a profitable book of excess casualty business.

underwriting, commercial lines, casualty, excess, underwriter, Excess Casualty Underwriter, Chicago, Scottsdale, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Depending on level of position, 4 to 9 nines or 10+ years of commercial excess casualty underwriting experience, combined with sound knowledge of excess casualty underwriting coverages. Demonstrated ability to analyze data and make well informed, calculated risk decisions. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to plan, organize, prioritize and manage multiple tasks while meeting deadlines.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Meeting and working with wholesale agents & brokers to ensure high-quality submission opportunities. Evaluating appropriate pricing and coverage terms. Monitoring the performance of new business underwritten. Monitoring the performance of in force business to determine what underwriting actions are most appropriate with respect to renewal, pricing, non-renewal or changes in coverage terms. Monitoring and meeting production, marketing and profitability goals. Keeping informed of industry, competitor and claim trends that may impact the relative and absolute attractiveness of risks being underwritten.

Excess Casualty Underwriter

Jersey City, NJ 07030

$125,000 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 forward thinking Excess Casualty Underwriters of varying experience in Jersey City to join their organization. The Excess Casualty Underwriter is responsible for developing, managing and maintaining a profitable book of excess casualty business.

underwriting, commercial lines, casualty, excess, underwriter, Excess Casualty Underwriter, Jersey City, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE 5+ years of commercial excess casualty underwriting experience, combined with sound knowledge of excess casualty underwriting coverages. Demonstrated ability to analyze data and make well informed, calculated risk decisions. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to plan, organize, prioritize and manage multiple tasks while meeting deadlines.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Meeting and working with wholesale agents & brokers to ensure high-quality submission opportunities. Evaluating appropriate pricing and coverage terms. Monitoring the performance of new business underwritten. Monitoring the performance of in force business to determine what underwriting actions are most appropriate with respect to renewal, pricing, non-renewal or changes in coverage terms. Monitoring and meeting production, marketing and profitability goals. Keeping informed of industry, competitor and claim trends that may impact the relative and absolute attractiveness of risks being underwritten.

Primary Casualty Underwriter

Jersey City, NJ 07030

$125,000 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 forward thinking Primary Casualty Underwriters in Jersey City to join their organization. The Primary Casualty Underwriter is responsible for developing, managing and maintaining a profitable book of primary casualty business.

underwriting, commercial lines, casualty, primary, underwriter, Primary Casualty Underwriter, jersey City, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE 5+ years of commercial primary casualty underwriting experience, combined with sound knowledge of commercial casualty underwriting coverages. Demonstrated ability to analyze data and make well informed, calculated risk decisions. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to plan, organize, prioritize and manage multiple tasks while meeting deadlines.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Meeting and working with wholesale agents & brokers to ensure high-quality submission opportunities. Evaluating appropriate pricing and coverage terms. Monitoring the performance of new business underwritten. Monitoring the performance of in force business to determine what underwriting actions are most appropriate with respect to renewal, pricing, non-renewal or changes in coverage terms. Monitoring and meeting production, marketing and profitability goals. Keeping informed of industry, competitor and claim trends that may impact the relative and absolute attractiveness of risks being underwritten.

Primary Casualty Underwriter

Hartford, CT 06101

$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 forward thinking Primary Casualty Underwriters of varying experience in Hartford to join their organization. The Primary Casualty Underwriter is responsible for developing, managing and maintaining a profitable book of excess casualty business.

underwriting, commercial lines, casualty, primary, underwriter, Primary Casualty Underwriter, Hartford, hybrid

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Depending on level of position, 4 to 9 or 10+ years of commercial casualty underwriting experience, combined with sound knowledge of commercial casualty underwriting coverages. Demonstrated ability to analyze data and make well informed, calculated risk decisions. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to plan, organize, prioritize and manage multiple tasks while meeting deadlines.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Meeting and working with wholesale agents & brokers to ensure high-quality submission opportunities. Evaluating appropriate pricing and coverage terms. Monitoring the performance of new business underwritten. Monitoring the performance of in force business to determine what underwriting actions are most appropriate with respect to renewal, pricing, non-renewal or changes in coverage terms. Monitoring and meeting production, marketing and profitability goals. Keeping informed of industry, competitor and claim trends that may impact the relative and absolute attractiveness of risks being underwritten.

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.

Casualty Claim Representative

Boston, MA 02111

About the role:

ABOUT THE ROLE Opportunity to join a property casualty with a long tradition of providing insurance protection for personal auto, commercial auto, homeowners, condo owners and renters within New England. As a Casualty Claim Representative you will be responsible for the handling of First and Third Party Bodily Injury claims for both private passenger as well as commercial auto exposures. The role also provides an opportunity to handle the claims through litigation if attorney represented.

claims representative, claims adjuster, claims, casualty, liability, commercial auto, homeowners, UM/UIM, Excess/Umbrella, litigation, arbitration, personal auto, bodily injury, Boston

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE 5 - 10 years’ experience handling liability commercial, homeowners, UM/UIM, Excess/Umbrella. In-depth knowledge of litigation, arbitration and trial process, handle out of state claims, and/or Personal Injury Protection claims. High level of self-motivation. Have advanced skills in coverage, investigation, litigation/ legal issues, negotiations, evaluations, medical terminology, and subrogation.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Analyze, review and interpret policies to assess coverage and liability. Conduct field investigations, interviews with insureds, witnesses and claimants. Investigate the validity of bodily injury claims. Handle complex claims to include coverage issues, UM/UIM, TNC, Commercial, Umbrella etc. Negotiate both 1st and 3rd party claims directly with injured parties and/or their attorneys. Attend litigation proceedings to either represent the company or participate in arbitrations/depositions/settlement conferences/ mediations/ trials.

Property Casualty Program Operations Manager

Remote

About the role:

ABOUT THE ROLE Fronting carrier providing access to commercial and personal lines both admitted and non-admitted markets seeks dynamic and engaging Program Operations Manager who is looking for an opportunity to join an industry-leading Property & Casualty insurance carrier focused on partnering with Reinsurers, MGAs/Program Administrators, and Insurtechs.

programs, program administrator, reinsurance, MGA, operations, underwriting, optimization, efficiencies, processes, controls, reporting, contracts, commercial lines, surplus, admitted, Program Operations Manager, remote

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE Experience in designing and evaluating controls, preferably with surplus lines and admitted business environment. Proven analytical and problem-solving skills. Experience in managing granular and large sets of data. Strong P&C industry knowledge, with knowledge of the marketplace, the underwriting process and overall insurance company operations. IT literate - understanding of data and architecture.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Contributing to the onboarding projects of new program administrators. Active involvement in ongoing operational tasks and services from MGAs, TPAs and Clients. Directing and managing the day-to-day activities of the MGA/Client and leading ongoing efforts related to the development, optimization, and efficiency improvements, ensuring that the needs of both internal (Underwriting, Finance, Actuarial, Legal, Compliance, CAT and Claims) and external stakeholders (cedants, MGAs, brokers, States and auditors) are understood and addressed. Ensuring that systems, processes, and controls are in place. Contributing to the production of reports, both internal and external, such as monthly/quarterly/annual reports, data calls, and internal/external audits.

Property Casualty Reinsurance Analyst

Remote

About the role:

ABOUT THE ROLE Fronting carrier providing access to commercial and personal lines both admitted and non-admitted markets seeks Reinsurance Analyst who is looking for an opportunity to join an industry-leading Property & Casualty insurance carrier focused on partnering with Reinsurers, MGAs/Program Administrators, and Insurtechs.

programs, program administrator, reinsurance, MGA, operations, underwriting, optimization, efficiencies, processes, controls, reporting, contracts, commercial lines, surplus, admitted, reinsurance analyst, accounting, finance, remote

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE 12-15+ years of relevant experience in an insurance/reinsurance company in reinsurance operations and accounting/finance. Knowledge of reinsurance including underwriting claims, accounting, finance and associated process, controls, and systems. Experience in financial analysis of reinsurance underwriting activity. Experience in the structural design/implementation of reinsurance programs. Bachelor’s Degree (finance, accounting, or risk management major preferred). ARe/CPCU or advanced degree a plus.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Liaise with brokers and reinsurance underwriters. Maintain financially sound reinsurance placements associated with program business opportunities. Review and evaluate treaty reinsurance contracts. Act as internal liaison between Reinsurance and Accounting departments. Assist Accounting in obtaining and maintaining Letters of Credit, Trust Agreements, and other types of financial instruments needed to satisfy credit requirements.

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