Commercial Residential Underwriters are responsible for building and maintaining a profitable and sustainable book of commercial residential business. Daily activities center on selecting risks, coverage terms and pricing, issuing new and renewal quotes, servicing existing accounts, addressing at-risk or underperforming accounts, building and managing agent relationships, and assessing portfolio performance and changing conditions. Commercial Residential Underwriters are responsible for building and maintaining a profitable and sustainable book of business. They are recognized as the gatekeepers and the face of the company, drawing on both advanced critical thinking and analytical skillsets, as well as strong interpersonal communication and sales aptitudes. The Commercial Residential Underwriter I, II and Senior Underwriter roles are part of a progressive job series. Team members may be eligible for “learn and earn” advancement from a I to a II by demonstrating mastery of increasingly advanced requirements and exhibiting core aptitudes including effective risk selection, interpersonal skills, professional communication, critical thinking, learning agility, and time management skills. The Senior Underwriter role is a specialized position that requires advanced experience, or specific aptitudes and skill sets in a particular area of focus, including but not limited to training and mentoring, portfolio monitoring, or relationship management. Commercial Residential Underwriter II's may be eligible for "learn and earn" advancement to a Senior Underwriter position by demonstrating defined and specific, specialized and highly advanced underwriting experience, aptitudes and skill sets in a particular area of focus. Skill progression can be earned by demonstrating proficiency and taking on increasingly complex tasks and job functions. Individual development plans are also available as part of the performance recognition system, with the intent of aligning business opportunities with the individual interests of high performing team members. The commercial underwriting department is responsible for analyzing and assessing the risks of providing insurance and selecting pricing and terms that result in ethical, profitable, and sustainable portfolio performance. To this end, commercial underwriting also assesses and manages agent relationships, providing ongoing customer service, sales support, and performance management feedback. Daily functions include reviewing applications for insurance, preparing new and renewal quotes, issuing policies, endorsing policies, servicing agent and policyholder inquiries, reviewing performance indicators, addressing underperforming accounts, conducting agent and site visits, and contributing to presentations in support of agent partners.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
Number of Employees
11-50 employees