Our insurance company is rapidly expanding, and we’re seeking new insurance underwriters to join our team’s ranks! Our ideal insurance underwriter will leverage strong communication skills to gather background information and take an analytical approach to conducting risk assessments. We need an industry professional who is confident in making evidence-based decisions about insurance policies. You will work out of your home and be provided with a company vehicle, computer and cell phone as well as other employee benefits. Does this sound like a fit for you? Apply today! Responsibilities: • Evaluate farm and commercial risks for acceptance, rejection, or modification in compliance with Company procedures and guidelines. This includes physical inspection of these risks and providing risk management information to agents, policyholders, and/or prospects. • Prepare complete instructions for the rating and issuance of new policies. • Apply and substantiate Individual Rate Modification for farm and commercial policies (except Workers’ Compensation). • Participate in agent training. • Develop and maintain a weekly schedule of fieldwork, with travel to counties within an assigned territory, with office availability for completion of reports, applications, and communication with the home office and agents. Qualifications: • Minimum 3 years of farm and/or property/casualty underwriting experience. • Demonstrated superior communication skills. • Ability to be a strong team player. • Self-motivated with demonstrated ability to work independently. • Basic understanding of construction types for buildings and the basic mechanical systems (plumbing, heating, and electrical). • Ability to operate a personal computer, including experience with Microsoft Office. • Valid driver’s license. • Additional education in CPCU or other industry-related coursework is preferred. • Bachelor’s degree in insurance, business, or related field preferred. Compensation: $65,000 - $85,000 yearly based on experience
• Evaluate farm and commercial risks for acceptance, rejection, or modification in compliance with Company procedures and guidelines. This includes physical inspection of these risks and providing risk management information to agents, policyholders, and/or prospects. • Prepare complete instructions for the rating and issuance of new policies. • Apply and substantiate Individual Rate Modification for farm and commercial policies (except Workers’ Compensation). • Participate in agent training. • Develop and maintain a weekly schedule of fieldwork, with travel to counties within an assigned territory, with office availability for completion of reports, applications, and communication with the home office and agents. • Other duties as assigned.