The Insurance Examiner III works in the Insurance Division of the Department of Financial Regulation, under minimal supervision, to assist with and conduct examinations and ongoing analysis of traditional insurance companies. Using a risk-focused approach, the examiner tests and evaluates insurers’ business processes and controls, including corporate governance, strategy, financial reporting, and regulatory compliance, to assess whether insurers can meet their obligations and comply with applicable laws and regulations. Ongoing analysis provides continuous off-site monitoring of insurers’ financial condition through review of quarterly financial statements and other required filings for trends and solvency concerns. The role plans, reviews, organizes, and executes examination activities; reviews complex financial statements and operational practices; prepares comprehensive reports of findings; and helps ensure insurers maintain sound financial conditions. The examiner serves as a technical resource within the division and contributes to developing and enhancing procedures and best practices. The position requires strong analytical skills, professional judgment, and knowledge of insurance accounting principles, regulatory frameworks, and examination methodologies. It supports consumer protection and the integrity of Vermont’s insurance marketplace by helping ensure regulated entities operate safely and responsibly. Work is performed primarily in a normal office setting at the office of the insurer being examined. Insurer offices may be located anywhere in the country, requiring travel and extended absences from Vermont. Work hours vary according to examination and workload needs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level