Jobs at Core Specialty

Leads cloud engineering teams and designs secure, scalable cloud architectures. Develops cloud migration, modernization, automation, and Infrastructure as Code strategies; optimizes cloud costs; ensures security and compliance; leads incident response; implements monitoring and logging; and collaborates with DevOps, development, and security teams to support reliable application deployment and operations.

Provides strategic, full-cycle talent acquisition across professional and technical roles. Advises hiring managers on recruitment strategy, market intelligence, compensation, sourcing, interviewing, offers, and candidate experience. Maintains candidate data in Workday, ensures employment-law compliance, collaborates across HR, and improves recruiting processes and technologies. Requires hybrid work in Cincinnati, Ohio, strong relationship-building and organizational skills, and at least four years of recruiting experience.

Designs, builds, and maintains secure, reliable enterprise platforms using cloud-native architectures. Develops Terraform infrastructure, automation, self-healing capabilities, observability frameworks, and CI/CD integrations. Defines SLOs, SLIs, and error budgets; supports disaster recovery and business continuity testing; optimizes cloud costs; and partners with application teams to improve reliability, scalability, and delivery efficiency.

Supports the Claims department by handling calls, providing customer service, indexing policies, setting up claims, entering notes and diaries, ordering police reports and appraisals, and preparing correspondence and forms. Assists with clerical duties and other assigned projects. Requires basic Microsoft Office proficiency, strong communication and organizational skills, and the ability to work collaboratively.

Assist with administering, investigating, documenting, and resolving bail bond forfeiture claims. Responsibilities include monitoring claim files, researching court records, communicating with bail agents, courts, attorneys, and vendors, processing payments and expenses, maintaining records in SAGE 100, preparing correspondence and reports, and escalating complex claims. The role develops expertise in state-specific bond forfeiture regulations and company procedures while supporting accurate, timely claims resolution.

Conducts final and service audits of policyholder records to determine earned premiums and assess insurance risk exposures. Reviews claims and audits, resolves disputes with policyholders and brokers, advises internal departments, applies state regulations, and communicates risk findings. The role is remote, covers all U.S. states, may include occasional in-person client audits, and provides guidance to junior staff.

Supports transportation underwriters by preparing account summaries, analyzing loss runs and MVRs, evaluating risks against underwriting guidelines, and assisting with proposals, endorsements, binds, cancellations, and non-renewals. Coordinates loss control visits, obtains approvals, prepares reports and presentations, and collaborates with underwriting teams. The role requires strong mathematics, organization, communication, computer skills, customer service, and adaptability.

The Senior Accountant supports month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, accounts receivable, cash application, insurance-related accounting, audit requests, SOX controls, and process improvements. The role partners with cross-functional teams, resolves complex accounting issues, maintains accurate financial records, supports system enhancements, and may mentor junior staff. The position offers a hybrid or remote work environment.

Provides legal counsel focused on procurement and commercial agreements, including vendor, SaaS, technology, professional services, outsourcing, and strategic sourcing contracts. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiation, vendor risk assessment, contract templates and policies, regulatory compliance, privacy and cybersecurity guidance, external counsel management, and occasional M&A support. Partners with Procurement, Finance, IT, Compliance, HR, Information Security, executives, and business leaders.

The Business Analyst validates, reconciles, and analyzes data to support program profitability, performance, and strategic decisions. Responsibilities include gathering business requirements, translating them into data-driven solutions, developing Power BI reports, documenting processes, resolving data discrepancies, and improving data collection and operational processes. The role partners with Program Directors and cross-functional stakeholders to maintain data integrity, regulatory compliance, and alignment between business and technical teams.

Oversee investment accounting activity for six insurance companies, including Clearwater monitoring, reconciliations, GAAP and statutory journal entries, valuation reviews, expense accruals, reporting, compliance submissions, and audit support. Prepare investment information for management, committees, boards, AM Best, and state insurance departments. Coordinate with banks, vendors, legal teams, and regulators while maintaining documentation and supporting contracts and invoicing.

The Procurement Analyst manages vendor and contract lifecycle processes, including contract reviews, renewals, amendments, supplier records, sourcing documentation, policy compliance, and audit support. The role coordinates with Legal, IT, Finance, Risk Management, business stakeholders, and suppliers; supports negotiations and competitive sourcing; develops procurement reports and KPI dashboards; and participates in procurement transformation initiatives.

Leads a regional commercial surety portfolio, overseeing underwriting, risk assessment, pricing, profitability, agency relationships, business development, and portfolio performance. The role evaluates complex financial information, approves submissions, structures terms, manages broker and client relationships, develops underwriters, and drives regional growth. Responsibilities also include budgeting, forecasting, marketing plans, agency visits, industry representation, and collaboration with claims, legal, accounting, and operations teams.

The Senior Reinsurance Accountant processes reinsurance transactions, performs financial analysis, records journal entries, and assists with audits while researching contracts and ensuring compliance with accounting standards.

Automate manual workflows, improve data quality, support delegated authority onboarding and bordereaux processing, maintain data dictionaries and QA logs, collaborate with IT and Data Engineering, document SOX-ready operational procedures, and produce operational reports and dashboards.

Lead product strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle for data and reporting applications. Translate business needs into prioritized initiatives, maintain an 18-month roadmap and ready backlog, build business cases, balance feature delivery with technical investments, ensure requirements clarity and stakeholder alignment, track success metrics, and support Agile delivery and reporting.

Handle complex commercial healthcare liability claims across primary and excess casualty portfolios. Responsibilities include investigating coverage, liability, and damages; setting reserves; managing vendors and TPAs; negotiating mediations and settlements; controlling expenses; maintaining reports; collaborating with underwriting; and communicating with insureds, brokers, and other customers. Occasional domestic travel may be required for mediations and trials.

Manages corporate legal operations, governance records, vendor coordination, reporting, invoices, budgets, deadlines, shared mailboxes, and departmental business processes. Supports legal leadership through records management, compliance-related deliverables, process improvement, dashboards, special projects, and administrative coordination. Requires discretion with confidential information, strong organization, communication, problem-solving, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and SharePoint.

Maintain and optimize Azure-hosted IaaS/PaaS workloads, drive IaC deployments with Terraform, automate operations and CI/CD, troubleshoot incidents, support DR/high-availability, enforce security controls, and lead cloud cost optimization across Azure and AWS.

Provides onsite Level 1 and Level 2 end-user support across corporate offices. Troubleshoots complex PC, iOS, software, hardware, and application issues; builds, configures, deploys, and retires devices; manages Office 365 and business applications; documents support activity; and escalates critical issues. Delivers white-glove service, collaborates with IT teams, supports device lifecycle processes, and travels to company offices approximately 10–15% of the time.