Sr. Premium Auditior

Core Specialty Insurance Holdings, Inc.•CA Remote, CA

19h•$90,000 - $100,000•Remote

About The Position

This position will work remotely and cover all US States. While most audits are completed from the Auditor’s home office, some clients may request in-person audits. Provides guidance and assistance to lower-level positions. May assist in training new employees. Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Proficient in MS Office software applications
General business knowledge and understanding of insurance products needed to provide value-added service
Ability to learn and articulate Core Specialty’s underwriting philosophy and practices
Business background with knowledge of basic accounting concepts
Bachelor’s Degree in related field or equivalent work experience
5 years related experience
Experience working out of a home office
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over work authorization sponsorship now or in the future for this position.

Nice To Haves

APA or CPCU designation is preferred

Responsibilities

Plan and conduct timely service audits of Voluntary policyholder business records for accurate and timely determination of earned premium by proper classification and measurement of insurance risk exposures for the policy period.
Plan and conduct timely service audits with new policyholders to analyze risk exposure and identify policyholder service requirements.
Perform audit of claims filed during policy period to verify claimant’s employment at time of injury and proper classification of the claim(s).
Review and process service audits and final audits received from staff and contract auditors to ensure proper analysis of risk exposure and timely determination of earned premium.
Work as a liaison between policyholder, broker, and the appropriate departments to review and resolve audit disputes.
Cultivate effective “partner” relationships, internally and externally, to fulfill client expectations while addressing business needs in a timely/efficient manner.
Provide consultation and technical assistance to finance, underwriting, marketing, producers, and policyholders.
Keep abreast of state board and bureau decisions.
Maintain current knowledge of rules and regulations applicable to jurisdictions and ensures correct and consistent application.
Identify issues to be communicated and socialize the audit information to appropriate stakeholders (i.e., Central Processing, Distribution, Underwriting, Agent/Broker, etc.) to elaborate on current risk conditions or initiate necessary changes to the policy contract.
Schedule audit appointments with policyholders considering priority of assignments, and location within assigned territory with minimal oversight.
Exhibit effective workload management skills through efficient time utilization including managing work-in-process and documenting progress for appropriate stakeholders/management.