The Senior Claims Adjuster reviews, evaluates and processes commercial property, commercial auto, general liability, or inland marine claims of moderate to severe complexity or severity in multiple jurisdictions.  Key functions include but are not limited to: - Responsible for the day-to-day management of moderate to severe complexity or severity Sports and Entertainment related property, auto, general liability or Inland Marine and claims in multiple state jurisdictions.  - Investigates new claims to determine coverage, liability and damages and may be responsible for managing vendors that assist in these investigations and evaluations. - Responsible for determining and satisfying jurisdictional reporting requirements and claim handling compliance. - Ensures claims are escalated and reported according to internal policies and procedures. - Ensure the claim is timely and adequately reserved and will evaluate each claim for subrogation potential. - May be responsible for evaluating financial records to analyze Inland Marine film production extra expense losses to determine what is owed under various policy terms and conditions.

Are you looking to expand your insurance knowledge and gain some hands on experience in the business world? Are you dedicated, hardworking and tend to think outside of the box? Then this quite possibly may be the opportunity for you!   This role will give you an optimal intern experience in our Environmental Marketing department. You will be able to work directly with our Marketing team and gain valuable experience.    - Work with internal teams to create new social campaigns - Data deep dive – create proof points to use in marketing campaigns - Assist in managing website updates  - Analyze social media effectiveness (paid vs. organic) - Social strategy examples, types of posts (recurring campaigns, giveaways, customer features, company/employee features and highlights, etc.) - Customer Journey Mapping 

This Senior Claims Examiner is responsible for reviewing, processing, investigating, evaluating, negotiating and the settling of assigned property damage or bodily injury claims with the authority level generally up to $100,000.00. This position requires an understanding and knowledge of litigation management in multiple jurisdictions.   - Complete coverage analysis - Conduct the necessary investigation, either by phone, or through independent adjusters, to determine coverage, liability and damages. - Evaluate, negotiate, and settle assigned property damage or severe GL and/or complex bodily injury claims within authority granted, or seek authority for those claims in excess of authority. - Resolve coverage disputes with insureds and agents - Prepare coverage opinion letters

This role is critical to Berkley Industrial Comp’s (BIN) underwriting department.  The Associate Underwriter will assist underwriters with reviewing, documenting and preparing renewal files and quotes.  The Associate Underwriter will work with the underwriting team to successfully renew business and help meet our retention goals.  The role requires individuals to be a team player and work in conjunction with our underwriting department to review, quote, issue and retain business.  The Associate Underwriter will learn all facets of the underwriting job and be trained to be an Underwriter.   The Associate Underwriter will work, as needed, to support the Business Engagement Department, as business needs arise.  Time spent between Underwriting and Business Engagement will fluctuate month to moth and as such, the Associate Underwriter must possess a positive attitude to help whenever and wherever is needed.  The Associate Underwriter will report to the Director of Underwriting; however, both the Business Operations Manager and the Director of Underwriting may assign tasks as needed.  The Director of Underwriting and Business Operations Manager will collaborate on the Associate Underwriter’s performance each year.   Key functions include but are not limited to: - Within a defined set of parameters: - Identify monthly renewals and proactively work with underwriters to prepare renewal quotes - Where appropriate, prepare BRAT models for renewal quotes - Other tasks, projects and initiatives set forth by the Director of Underwriting - Prepare pertinent renewal information to include Experian data, SAFER data, OSHA data, claims data, RAMP data, and pricing data - Prepare HAMOGRAK documentation form for renewal files - Prepare BRAT loss modeling - Collaborate with BIN’s UW team to propose renewal pricing quotes - Other underwriting tasks and projects as needed - Assist as needed with Business Engagement tasks as workloads require - Communicate with the Business Operations Manager and Business Engagement team members to ensure excellent customer service is maintained

The Technical Claims Specialist position will be responsible for handling, negotiating and resolving first and third party commercial general liability, property, Inland Marine and automobile bodily injury and property damage claims to conclusion. This position may also handle worker’s compensation claims. This would include coverage verification, policy interpretation, contract interpretation, liability investigation and evaluation and negotiation of claims consistent with company policies and state regulations. - Conduct and manage the investigative process, while demonstrating ongoing communication with the customer and relevant internal and external parties. - Documenting files to include all key activities, contacts made, statements taken, including a full outline covering all aspect of the claim requirements for resolution. - Demonstrate understanding of medical terms, medical treatment and injury descriptions. - Recognition and evaluation of potential damages related to injuries. - Manage the claim authorization process. - Conduct complete investigation of losses through appropriate techniques including interviews, recorded statements, documentation/data gathering and securing/preserving evidence. - Evaluate compensability and exposure; identify subrogation opportunities or suspicious claims. Prepare timely, concise reports and state filings as required by the jurisdiction. - Promptly establish and maintain accurate reserves. Adhere to state regulatory compliance requirements. - Verify, analyze, and correctly apply coverage. - Develop strategy and negotiate claims to a timely conclusion, properly applying state compliance and company policies and procedures. - Develop a resolution plan (e.g. pay, deny, dispute) based upon analysis of the facts, defenses, compensability, and statutory/case law. - Keep policyholders, underwriting and agents advised of file status and other matters as required. - Participation in presentations, meetings, or visits to agents, policyholders, prospective accounts and other groups related to claims resolution, service or technical issues. - Successfully complete relevant continuing education as required.

We have an opportunity for an Underwriting Analyst to join our Berkley Accident and Health team!  You will be responsible for setting up new and renewal prospects for our Captive Underwriters, as well as performing all other necessary functions required to underwrite the prospect and/or renewal.  We are open to train entry level candidates who are motivated to start a career in the insurance industry.   This role can be based in any of our following office locations: Hamilton, NJ; West Hartford, CT; Kulpsville, PA; or Marlborough, MA   We have a welcoming culture valuing our employees – we trademarked the phrase Everything Counts, Everyone Matters® to describe the Berkley commitment to our people and how we do business. We believe that every person in the organization is important and every accomplishment makes a difference in our results. Come join us!      Key functions include but are not limited to: - Review RFP’s and underwriting files to ensure the data is complete an accurate - Input employer stop loss characteristics such as benefits, census, large claim information and aggregate claim assessment into David Young system - Maintain quote qualifications and competitive rates - Prepare and distribute renewal letter notifications - Participate in Captive renewal calls and biweekly Underwriting meetings - Maintain renewal spreadsheet for assigned Underwriter(s) - Accurately document files   

The Chief Underwriting Officer is responsible for the underwriting results of Acadia Insurance. The CUO supports the organization in developing and implementing strategic and tactical actions that support profitable growth and the realization of our vision to be a favorite risk partner by both insurance distributors and business owners. Key functions will include but are not limited to:    - Works with Claims, Underwriting, Actuarial and Shared Services to identify opportunities to improve underwriting results for Acadia Insurance. - Leads and implements special projects involving internal processes and information systems that help Acadia achieve profitable growth. - Monitor and evaluate industry, court and state regulatory developments and works directly with the Legal Department to ensure that Acadia is in compliance with all state laws, rules, and guidelines. - Partners with the other CUOs from Berkley Regional Companies to develop and implement underwriting strategies. - The CUO will be responsible for the implementation of these strategies at Acadia. - Monitors product, class and state performance and conducts necessary analysis developing recommendations and coverage and rate modifications to achieve targeted results.  - Partners with Actuarial and Berkley’s Reinsurance department to develop reinsurance programs consistent with our risk retention and performance performance objectives. - Responsible for the Home Office Underwriting quality reviews and results. - Provide technical training for commercial lines staff, including delivering content to the Basic and Intermediate Training Programs. - In collaboration with the actuary department, participates in therate review process and ensures that the required filings are completed for each jurisdiction.  - Responsible for setting, monitoring, and evaluating levels of underwriting authority for each underwriting profit center. - Responsible for working with the leader of Acadia’s Loss Control Department. Collaborates with the leaders of Loss Control to continually increase effectiveness and efficiency by leveraging technology and third-party data and resources. - Ensures that communication channels across underwriting are productive by providing relevant and timely information and updates to all stakeholders.

The Chief Claims Officer is responsible for the overall start up, management and direction of the claims department.  Equally as important, participation on the Executive Team that establishes the strategic direction for the company and ensures the overall profitability and success of the company in the excess casualty market.   Overall Management of Claims Operation - Startup and develop claims operations, strategy and direction - Manage a growing team of claims professionals by establishing clear performance metrics - Implement strong policies and procedures designed to produce the desired results - Ensure the continual development of claims professionals on the team by coordinating both internal and external training and development opportunities - Establish clear reserving standards and ensure that those standards are continually met - Identify issues and trends in the portfolio; take appropriate and/or corrective action where necessary; communicate trends to underwriters, insureds and brokers - Identify claims with significant exposure and take a more active role coordinating a strategy for an appropriate resolution - Oversee audits of the claims team to evaluate claims management processes and procedures and reserve strength - Attend industry conventions and events and become a sought out thought leader on developing issues - Attend marketing, account renewal, and reinsurance meetings as appropriate in order to communicate our claims handling philosophy and leading position in this area   Relationship Building / Teamwork - Establish and maintain strong relationships with insureds, panel counsel, and brokers in order to effect positive influence management over claims handling - Establish strong and collaborative relationships with external brokers in order the enhance the market reputation of BSE and maximize the competitive advantage derived from claims handling - Communicate effectively with parent company on significant and complex claims - Collaborate/manage effectively with Operations team to ensure efficient and effective procedures in the claims area - Establish and maintain strong relationships with underwriting team in order to provide insight and guidance on the claims handling practices of individual current and prospective insureds - Communicate effectively with the actuarial team around trends in the portfolio and long-term prospects for individual claims / insureds - Work effectively with the underwriting team and other executives on current and proposed policy language   Member of Executive Team - Proactive participation on Executive Team which establishes and executes the strategic direction of the company - Work closely with the President to discuss, evaluate, and implement strategic directions for the claims operation that supports the overall direction of the company - Establish solid relationships with other members of the Executive Team in order to improve team performance - Be able to clearly communicate strategic direction to both internal resources and outside partners and insureds

The Senior Claims Examiner’s primary job function includes efficiently and effectively handling intermediate-level, commercial first-party property and/or third-party general liability losses in a “paperless” environment.  An ability to communicate both verbally and in written form in a prompt, courteous and professional manner is essential.   - Reviews and sets up new loss assignments in a timely manner in compliance with Department guidelines and best practices. - Establishes appropriate initial loss and expense reserves and continue to regularly evaluate the file for adequacy, accuracy and adherence to reserving guidelines. - Analyzes and interprets policy language in conjunction with specific loss facts to reach appropriate coverage decisions. - Drafts frequent and complex coverage correspondence, including reservation of rights and coverage disclaimers in compliance with various state statutes and regulations. - Composes a variety of other detailed correspondence to insureds, claimants, attorneys, agents and Regulatory agencies. - Proactively manages claim files from inception to closure, including identification and investigation of coverage, liability and damage issues, determination and efficient execution of an appropriate plan of action, and prompt, economical file resolution, in compliance with Department guidelines and best practices. - Appropriately and clearly documents all claim file activity, including current strategy, plan of action and exit plan in file notes. - Consistently demonstrates coverage analysis, investigation, evaluation and negotiation skills at an intermediate level. - Directs and controls the activities and costs of numerous outside vendors including independent adjusters, defense counsel and coverage counsel. - Effectively presents and discusses loss facts and issues in roundtable discussions to peers and members of management. - Composes and transmits Large Loss Reports and other detailed reporting documents as appropriate in a regular and timely basis. - Manages and monitors file caseload through the use of various resources. - Obtains all required state adjuster licenses and maintains them as required via compliance with mandatory continuing education requirements. - Serves as a technical resource within the Department through mentoring and knowledge-sharing, whether one-on-one, in small groups, or presentations to larger groups. - Meets with intern personnel and others as needed to provide job function overview and/or specific subject-matter training. - Occasionally participates in projects and initiatives lead by other departments and/or W. R. Berkley companies, including audits, workshops, focus groups, task forces, etc. - Initiates appropriate communication with members of management and other Departments. - Attends internal and external seminars and other training events and provides feedback to peers and/or members of management. - Other duties may be assigned.

The Financial Analyst, Financial Planning and Analysis is a key member of a growing Financial Planning and Analysis team.   The role is responsible for developing and producing high quality financial models, running the annual budgeting process, creation of forecasts and KPI and providing analysis to help senior management make major operational, financial and strategic decisions. The position will partner with departments across the organization to provide valuable insights, create compelling data-driven analysis, and ensure forecast/budget projections and financial models support the organization’s overall strategic initiatives. This role is suitable for professionals with intellectual curiosity and a great opportunity to gain cross functional exposure while helping to drive fact-based business decisions across the organization.   - Conduct financial forecasting and create financial models (forecast, budget, and related exhibits) to support business planning efforts. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and analyze financial trends, risk, and opportunities. - Provide guidance and support to business leaders on financial planning, budgeting, and forecasting process. - Develop and maintain financial performance metrics to support business objectives. - Monitor and analyze industry trends and benchmarks to identify opportunities for growth and improvement. - Present financial analysis and insights to senior leadership in a clear and concise manner. - Prepare and communicate profitability analysis focusing on actual results compared to budget/forecast quarterly. - Assist with monthly production of Senior Management Reporting package. - Identify process improvement opportunities to streamline workflow enabling increased focus on analytics. - Perform ad-hoc financial analysis as needed to support our business partners.

Responsible for performing accounting duties for Verus premium accounts receivable and claims deductible which include, but are not limited to, billing, collecting, reviewing, and reconciling. Also provides administrative support at an entry level. Balance daily and month end accounts receivable. Under direction, investigate outstanding invoices and make collection efforts via calls or emails.   - Perform all of the duties of an Accounts Receivable Coordinator, as necessary or as assigned, including: data entry, review of accounts, and maintenance of Electronic Fund Transfer information- - Respond to agent and underwriting inquiries and/or complaints either in written or oral form. - Review and process requests for premium refunds. - Recommend payment arrangements where applicable in consultation with a supervisor and/or manager. - Refer appropriate past due accounts to a supervisor and/or manager for possible transfer to collection agencies. Assist in monitoring and reporting on collection agency activities. - Maintain orderly, well documented files and reports for agency bill information. - In addition to the above, be fully capable and proficient in Agency Bill customer service. - Review and verify agency account statements, including audits, cancellations, rescinded items and final notices. Be proficient in the requirements of any and all states. - Ensure timely and accurate: collections of payments, daily reconciliations of cash, daily reviews of the Lockbox file. - Bill and review past due audits and earned premium on cancelled/expired policies. Monitor and report on premiums over 30 days past due. - Perform timely research and resolution of any and all discrepancies between agency remittance statements and Verus statements. - Communicate discrepancies and differences to agencies on a regular basis, and perform timely follow-ups. - Monitor and report on premiums over 90 days past due, and review past due audits.

As a Territory Manager for Washington and Oregon states, you'll spearhead the optimization of long-term profitable growth in a region ripe with potential. As a seasoned professional, you'll take charge of developing and executing cutting-edge go-to-market and sales strategies, forging robust relationships with external independent agents, and collaborating seamlessly with internal stakeholders. Your role goes beyond traditional management - you'll craft and implement comprehensive business development plans, conduct in-depth market research and competitive analysis, and work hand-in-hand with internal teams to exceed production and profitability targets.   At BNP, we rely on you to not just represent our risk appetite to independent agents, but to spot and seize profitable opportunities as the business landscape evolves. With a holistic approach encompassing all lines of coverage, you'll be pivotal in driving sustainable growth.   What you can expect: - Culture of innovation, teamwork, supportive colleagues and leaders willing to invest in talent - Internal mobility opportunities  - Visibility to senior leaders and partnership with cross functional teams - Opportunity to impact change - Benefits – competitive compensation, paid time off, comprehensive wellness benefits and programs, employer funded health savings account, profit sharing, 401k, paid parental leave, employee stock purchase plan, tuition assistance and professional continuing education We'll count on you for: - Strategic Partnerships: Become the go-to advisor for agents and underwriters, fostering strong, mutually beneficial relationships with agency stakeholders to enhance BNP's standing and maximize revenue streams. - Market Mastery: Demonstrate an expert understanding of the territory, from agency dynamics to competitor landscapes, leveraging this knowledge to inform strategic decisions and stay ahead of market trends. - Leadership Excellence: Lead the charge in business development, agency relations, and go-to-market strategies, setting the standard for client service excellence and collaboration across internal teams. - Innovative Vision: Take an entrepreneurial approach to uncovering new business opportunities, crafting innovative sales strategies, and enhancing customer engagement to drive sustained success. - Strategic Planning: Collaborate closely with underwriting to develop tailored Business Development Strategies that capitalize on market potential, align with our underwriting appetite, and outpace competitors. - Agency Management: Oversee agency compensation programs, prospect new agents in line with regional expansion goals, and make data-driven recommendations to optimize our distribution network. - Analytical Insights: Harness the power of market analytics to pinpoint high-growth prospects and customer segments, driving informed decision-making and maximizing growth potential. - Industry Insight: Deepen your understanding of industry nuances and customer behaviors within the territory, leveraging this insight to tailor strategies for maximum impact.

The Senior Loss Control Representative will assist in the acquisition and retention of profitable business by identifying and evaluating hazards and controls for new and existing accounts reduce and control potential losses. Key functions will include but not limited to:   - Conducts surveys and services accounts by identifying and evaluating hazards and controls pertaining to all lines of coverage. - Services existing accounts according to mutually agreed upon plans developed for each account. - Submits recommendations to improve conditions which will mitigate or control the hazards identified and follows-up on recommendations. - Assists accounts on potential exposures and promotes the value of Loss Control and sound safety program in the acquisition and retention of profitable business. - Appraises properties to determine replacement costs for fire insurance coverage. - Monitors own workload to ensure timely service and meet deadlines. - Participates in agency visits and staff meetings as needed. - Provides technical assistance to the claim department on losses. - Provides loss control services for all departments and assists other departments in their efforts to write and retain profitable business. - Coordinates the collection and dissemination of material related to specialized technical areas assigned. - Participates in training and self-development and may mentor/train others within the department. - Meets or exceeds Department Standards for production, quality and timeliness of survey work. - Keeps abreast of industry news and developments. - Exhibits proficiency in all types of surveys for all lines and programs.

The Regulatory Compliance Coordinator facilitates delivery of core services provided by the E&S Compliance Team of W.R. Berkley Corporation.  Reporting to the Manager of the E&S Compliance Team, the Regulatory Compliance Coordinator processes the intake of key communications concerning the businesses served.  The Regulatory Compliance Coordinator may also support or document compliance by the businesses served by the Group Compliance Team.   The Regulatory Compliance Coordinator will perform the following responsibilities:   - Appointments/Licensing  - Assists with tracking continuing education credits and updating spreadsheets, as needed. Participates in agency licensing project from an administrative standpoint.  - Maintain Department calendars in Teams. - System Updates – Primarily responsible for testing system upgrades to BPMI to ensure updates have processed successfully to production site. Assist with suggesting updates to system, as needed. - Consumer Complaints – Assist with administration and filing of responses to various states. Assist with document production and organization of file materials to be included with responses.  - Mail Distribution & Telephone – Primarily responsible for processing all physical mail, and answering phone calls, Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., MST. Responding to voicemails received into the department line. - Economic Sanctions/OFAC –Primarily responsible for processing all OFAC reviews received into Lexis Nexis Bridger system for all companies that are incorporated into Excess and Surplus Group Compliance Team. Process manual OFAC alerts, as needed.  - Medicare – Assist with processing spreadsheets, as needed and requested. - Other duties, as assigned

We have an opportunity for a Stop Loss Claims Analyst to join our Berkley Accident and Health team! You will perform quality review and evaluation of all claim submissions received and logged into our claims system to determine whether the amount requested is eligible for reimbursement.    We have a welcoming culture valuing our employees – we trademarked the phrase Everything Counts, Everyone Matters® to describe the Berkley commitment to our people and how we do business. We believe that every person in the organization is important and every accomplishment makes a difference in our results. Come join us!      This role can be based in any of our offices in: Marlborough, MA, Hamilton Square, NJ; West Hartford, CT; or Kulpsville, PA   Key functions include but are not limited to: - Process an average of 5 to 7 claims per day - Maintain a processing accuracy of 99% or better - Determine, on a timely basis, the eligibility of assigned claim by applying the appropriate contractual provisions to the medical facts and specifications of the claim - Review and adjudicate claims within approved authority limits - Maintain assigned claim block and assist other team members while meeting departmental guidelines - Document rationale of claim decisions based on review of the contractual provisions, plan specifications and the analysis of medical records, etc. - Elevate issues to next level of supervision, as appropriate - Other duties as assigned

We have an opportunity for an Underwriter to join our team!  You will be responsible for transactional underwriting and functions associated with underwriting risks on behalf of Berkley Asset Protection - Jewelers Block.  We are open to train Underwriters to learn the jewelry block space.   We have a welcoming culture valuing our employees – we trademarked the phrase Everything Counts, Everyone Matters® to describe the Berkley commitment to our people and how we do business. We believe that every person in the organization is important and every accomplishment makes a difference in our results. Come join us!      Key functions include but are not limited to: - Review and approve new business, endorsements and renewals that fall within underwriting authority and company guidelines; refer risks that fall outside authority or guidelines - Review risk management reports to identify and recommend risk management solutions and requirements - Provide pro-active quote coaching for agents on new business submissions; align and convert referred accounts to new business - Recommend service and risk management solutions at new line and other points of the underwriting transaction with agent/broker - Manage book of business as it grows ensuring high quality and profitability of business - Anticipate insured and agent needs and find service solutions - Collaborate with Distribution, Marketing and Customer Service colleagues to ensure alignment and a consistent customer experience - Frequent in person agent visits for large clients throughout the United States - Work closely with management to implement new innovative solutions to workflow and processing

As an Assistant Underwriter, you’ll play a critical role in our Company’s production objectives as you partner with the Underwriting and Sales account teams. Your responsibilities would include monitoring the renewal pipeline, underwriting renewal business, and processing endorsements within your established authority and in consideration of risk, appetite, and pricing guidelines.     What you can expect: - Culture of innovation, teamwork, supportive colleagues and leaders willing to invest in talent - Internal mobility opportunities  - Visibility to senior leaders and partnership with cross functional teams - Opportunity to impact change - Benefits – competitive compensation, paid time off, comprehensive wellness benefits and programs, employer funded health savings account, profit sharing, 401k, paid parental leave, employee stock purchase plan, tuition assistance and professional continuing education We'll count on you to: - Perform underwriting analysis on low complexity renewal  accounts within authority by analyzing exposures, financial stability, historical loss data, and potential hazards. Refers renewals outside of assigned authority to Manager or Underwriter. Applies recommended pricing to underwritten accounts and discusses significant rate changes with the Underwriter and Regional Sales Director to determine the best approach for communication with the agent.  - Serve as account team first point of contact with agent concerning missing information, service issues, billing questions, etc. - Review incoming account endorsement requests for acceptability. Approves endorsements for processing within assigned authority levels. Refers endorsements outside of authority or those with unique exposures to appropriate authority level. - Order loss control reports as required based upon underwriting guidelines or upon the request of the Underwriter. Will review and advise the Underwriter of any discrepancies so that appropriate endorsements can be applied. Reviews loss control reports for risks and follows up on open recommendations. Based upon authority level, may refer poor loss control reports to Underwriter. - Complete required filings. - Review premium audit changes and request updates to exposures, as directed.

As an Underwriting Trainee, you’ll embark on a journey of professional growth and development. Under the guidance of experienced managers and coaches, you'll participate in a comprehensive training program designed to hone your skills and knowledge in commercial property and casualty insurance underwriting.  The training program is enterprise-wide and will begin June 2024.  You’ll spend the majority of your time with the Underwriting team at our BNP headquarters located in Meridian, ID as well as travel to our offices in Westbrook, ME and corporate headquarters in Greenwich, CT.    What you can expect:  - Structured Learning: Engage in a blend of field training and classroom-based sessions to master the intricacies of commercial property and casualty underwriting. Gain insights into underwriting philosophy and learn about insurance products and business strategies. - Hands-On Experience: Produce and underwrite new and renewal property and casualty insurance business. Develop expertise in assessing risks, performing financial analysis, and ensuring proper classification of risks for optimal pricing and product matching. - Relationship Building: Cultivate productive relationships with agencies and insurance professionals. Collaborate with business unit colleagues on various exercises, projects, and case studies to broaden your understanding of the industry. - Continuous Development: Acquire financial and business acumen essential for effective underwriting. Embrace leadership opportunities, participate in skill-building exercises, and sharpen your critical thinking abilities. - Visibility:  Collaborate with teams of business unit colleagues on skill building exercises, leadership opportunities, special projects, case studies, and critical thinking exercises in order to develop a holistic understanding of the business and a well-rounded approach to underwriting. - Culture of:  innovation, teamwork, supportive colleagues and leaders willing to invest in talent - Benefits: Competitive compensation, paid time off, comprehensive wellness benefits and programs, employer funded health savings account, profit sharing, 401k, paid parental leave, employee stock purchase plan, tuition assistance and professional continuing education  Successful completion of the program training will enable you to: - Assess Risks: Successfully complete program training to evaluate risks, perform financial analysis, and ensure proper classification of risks for adequate pricing, aligning with business strategies. - Understand the Business: Demonstrate financial savvy and grasp the company's underwriting philosophy essential for your growth as an underwriter. - Engage Customers: Cultivate strong agency and agent relationships to support business goals of profitability, growth, and retention. - Master Tools: Acquire proficiency in business systems and platforms, understanding workflows and processing steps. - Excellence in Customer Service: Hone your customer service skills through training and assignments, ensuring consistent, knowledgeable, and prompt responses to customer needs. - Utilize Analytics: Learn to leverage analytics and tools to enhance sales and pricing strategies, implementing them effectively when required.  

We are seeking a dedicated and innovative Quality Assurance Analyst to join our forward-thinking software team. As a key player within our agile scrum teams, you will ensure that all products and services align with our high standards and meet end-user needs. This role offers a vibrant opportunity to lead and shape the future of software quality assurance within our organization.   What You Will Do:   Engage Collaboratively: Actively engage in all facets of the agile process, from daily stand-ups to sprint reviews, bringing your expertise to enhance our project delivery.   Lead and Innovate: Spearhead the development and continual refinement of quality assurance testing standards, tailored to modern best practices and evolving technology landscapes.   Partner and Evaluate: Collaborate with vendors and stakeholders to assess new applications and systems, ensuring alignment with our goals and quality expectations.   Audit and Improve: Conduct meticulous internal audits, leading the charge to uphold and enhance our established software development and integration standards.   Test and Validate: Craft and execute comprehensive test plans and scripts, aimed at optimizing application performance and ensuring end-user satisfaction.   Mentor and Guide: Offer your seasoned expertise as a mentor and coach to budding Quality Assurance Analysts, fostering a learning environment, and strengthening our team’s capabilities.

As an Account Specialist, you'll provide policy rating, preparation/issuance and data processing functions in support of Commercial Lines Underwriting. You'll also assist in technical training and documentation within the department.   We'll count on you to: - Rate and issue various transactions including but not limited to new business, Ag renewals, renewal rerates, endorsements and cancellation with using available data processing equipment/programs. - Meet established production goals while maintaining high levels of both quality and service. - Follow up with Underwriting staff and/or agent for missing or inaccurate information. - Order various property inspections and reports per established company processes. - Perform special projects or assignments as requested - Train/mentor new employees in the department - Identify and interpret a variety of insurance documents and forms. - Update department procedure manual as needed.