This position requires in office (Fremont, MI) training at least 3 days a week until training is successfully completed. After training is completed, this person can participate in a hybrid work schedule as approved by management. The Commercial Underwriting Analyst reviews and analyzes internal/external investigations, inspections and/or statuses to ensure rating/premium value integrity and to ensure meeting underwriting guidelines and corporate goals. This role reviews information, initiates policy adjustments for commercial product line(s) and tabulates results. It compares the rating characteristics of specific accounts and formulates a course of action to ensure compliance with corporate underwriting rules and procedures. The analyst provides advanced technical and product information in response to questions/inquiries, attends training as required, and corresponds and maintains professional relationships with agents and producers along with the ability to explain reasons for policy adjustments. The role formulates a course of action to comply with commercial lines underwriting rules and procedures and compares rating characteristics for specific accounts to ensure compliance with existing eligibility and rating rules. It updates rating criteria on affected policies. May complete activity sheets to be used in compiling monthly reports and perform calculations of premiums recovered to ascertain impact of inappropriate ratings on company revenues. The Commercial Underwriting Analyst underwrites and processes renewals and endorsements within their authority level, and works with a underwriter, senior underwriter and/or supervisor if outside authority level.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED