Job Description
Hybrid work environment with potential for significant telework. Primary work location will be the Golden Rule Building in St.
Paul.
Insurance impacts our welfare by providing financial stability to consumers and businesses. As such, the state has a vested
interest in insurance companies treating Minnesotans fairly and ensuring insurance products are transparent and readily
available. The Chief Insurance Enforcement Examiner is responsible for supervising the Market Conduct Examination Team
in the examination and analysis of the business practices, policies, and rates of insurance companies.
Examinations and analysis are performed to verify insurance company compliance with insurance laws and regulations and
identify emerging trends. This work will entail providing daily direction and mentoring to two senior investigators, one
management analyst, one administrative specialist, and coordinating the work of contract examiners, as necessary.
This position will also participate in developing examination and analysis policies and procedures; examination planning,
budgeting, and strategy; the market conduct examination-related working groups of the National Association of Insurance
Commissioners; and advising senior agency staff on insurance issues.
Company Description
Our employees are dedicated to ensuring cultural responsiveness. Preferred candidates will have a variety of experiences working effectively with others from different backgrounds and cultures.
Commerce protects the public interest through a broad range of regulations and programs. We oversee more than 40 industry areas in Minnesota and license about 250,000 professionals and businesses to ensure that their services and products are fair, accessible and comply with state laws.
Our employees are dedicated to ensuring cultural responsiveness. Preferred candidates will have a variety of experiences working effectively with others from different backgrounds and cultures. \r\n\r\nCommerce protects the public interest through a broad range of regulations and programs. We oversee more than 40 industry areas in Minnesota and license about 250,000 professionals and businesses to ensure that their services and products are fair, accessible and comply with state laws.