The Senior Underwriter evaluates individual and joint life insurance applications within company guidelines and approval authority, handling complex and non-routine cases and providing training and support to underwriting staff. The Underwriting Consultant conducts efficient, high-quality risk assessments of traditional and informal cases, including cases with complex medical or financial histories. Both roles build relationships with field associates, brokerage agencies, reinsurers, and internal teams, and support company mortality, profitability, and sales objectives. The role is primarily remote, with periodic attendance required at the assigned company office in Binghamton, New York, or Houston, Texas. Responsibilities include reviewing applications, medical and financial records, and third-party data; assessing risk using reinsurance guidelines; managing case queues and inventory; communicating with sales and field teams, reinsurers, and other stakeholders; and providing training, mentoring, processing support, and assistance with projects. The Underwriting Consultant also contributes to audits, quality improvement, market analysis, performance guidance, and development of underwriting and product training. The Senior Underwriter requires at least six years of related experience, including underwriting leadership and training experience. The Underwriting Consultant requires at least seven years of related experience and travel up to 9% of the time. A bachelor’s degree in a related field is required; a medical or financial degree is strongly preferred. Pay is listed as $77,000–$103,000 annually for the Senior Underwriter and $88,000–$122,000 annually for the Underwriting Consultant. The starting rate depends on factors including location, education, experience, and skills. Visa sponsorship and relocation assistance are not available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior