Jobs at MSIG USA

Evaluates commercial insurance risks, identifies loss exposures, assesses safety controls, and develops risk improvement recommendations for multinational and domestic accounts. Conducts risk surveys, analyzes loss trends, prepares reports, follows up on compliance, and provides consultative risk management services. Collaborates with underwriting, claims, marketing, and clients; supports large-loss investigations and promotes risk engineering services to producers and prospective accounts.

Prepare and submit commercial insurance filings to U.S. state insurance departments. Manage filings in SERFF, FilingRamp, iFile, and state systems; interpret regulations; maintain form libraries and filing records; track approvals, objections, and effective dates; draft regulator responses; and coordinate with actuarial, underwriting, legal, compliance, and product teams. Help develop standardized filing processes and ensure audit-ready documentation.

Gather and analyze commercial insurance form, rate, and rule requirements; translate business needs into system specifications; document requirements; support system design, development, prioritization, and user acceptance validation; communicate between business and technical teams; assess risks and impacts of system changes; and identify process automation and improvement opportunities.

Performs risk-based internal audits with moderate supervision, including risk analysis, internal control testing, evidence evaluation, workpaper preparation, audit observations, reporting, and remediation tracking. Identifies control gaps and operational improvements while supporting audit planning through reporting. Maintains relationships with business units, manages deadlines, and stays current on regulations, audit practices, and the Institute of Internal Auditors’ standards. May coach Staff Auditors on assigned tasks without formal supervisory responsibility.

Adjusts moderate to complex commercial insurance claims within delegated authority. Responsibilities include investigating claims, verifying coverage, setting reserves, negotiating settlements, handling subrogation, coordinating defense counsel, maintaining claim documentation, communicating with customers, completing regulatory reports, and complying with fair claims practices, licensing, and continuing education requirements.

Lead financial reporting and regulatory filings for US GAAP and NAIC statutory accounting. Oversee monthly/quarterly/annual close, audits, reporting to parent company, supervise accounting staff, and drive close-process improvements and system projects.

Lead a team delivering actuarial, regulatory, and operational statistical reports and analytics. Ensure compliance with bureau submissions, drive reporting automation, define data requirements, lead UAT for policy/claims systems, and manage vendor and regulator interactions to support pricing, reserving, underwriting, claims, and financial analytics.

The Data Product Owner leads the data strategy and execution across Product, Underwriting, and Actuarial domains, ensuring data quality, governance, and analytics enablement to improve insurance risk and pricing decisions.

Lead a team delivering actuarial statistical reporting, regulatory submissions, and analytics. Ensure compliance with bureau requirements, drive automated reporting and UAT for policy/claims systems (Guidewire, Solartis), partner with actuarial, technology, and vendors, and manage stakeholder/regulator interactions while mentoring staff and improving data governance and reporting processes.

Performs risk-based internal audits covering operations, financial reliability, compliance, controls, technology, and governance. The role plans audits, assesses risks, tests controls, prepares workpapers and reports, identifies gaps, recommends remediation, tracks findings, and advises management. Requires collaboration with business units, continuous regulatory and professional development, and 10% domestic travel. The position follows a hybrid schedule with four days in the office.

The Actuarial Analyst will perform data analysis and modeling to support pricing, reserving, forecasting, and strategic decision-making, collaborating closely with multiple teams to deliver accurate insights and reports.

The Senior Internal Auditor will conduct risk-based audits, evaluate internal controls, ensure compliance, and enhance business processes in the insurance sector.

Lead analytics and data science initiatives to drive measurable business outcomes across various functions, including Underwriting and Claims. Oversee the full analytics lifecycle, foster stakeholder engagement, and mentor junior team members.

Lead pricing and portfolio underwriting for delegated authority programs and specialty commercial lines. Build pricing models, perform due diligence on MGAs/MGUs, monitor portfolio performance, drive data and automation initiatives, and partner with underwriting, finance, and leadership to inform pricing and strategic decisions.

The Senior IT Auditor evaluates IT systems and controls, identifies gaps, conducts audits, presents findings, and recommends improvements.

Manages commercial insurance program business from evaluation through ongoing monitoring, ensuring regulatory compliance, underwriting quality, profitability, and adherence to delegated authority. Builds relationships with Program Administrators, evaluates market opportunities, recommends underwriting guideline updates, serves as a referral underwriter, supports coverage development, oversees audits, and ensures accurate bordereau data. The role also develops corrective action plans and completes program underwriting projects.

Performs risk-based internal audits with growing independence, including risk analysis, control testing, evidence evaluation, work paper preparation, and audit reporting. Identifies control gaps and process improvements, supports remediation tracking, and communicates findings with management. The role also maintains audit methodology knowledge and may coach Staff Auditors on assigned tasks. The position follows a hybrid schedule with four office days and one remote day.

Supports investment accounting, insurance operations, financial reporting, statutory and GAAP/IFRS reporting, reconciliations, audits, regulatory examinations, lease accounting, internal controls, and finance process improvements. The role requires property and casualty insurance accounting experience, investment accounting expertise, strong analytical skills, and proficiency with Excel and financial systems. Collaboration spans Investments, Actuarial, Tax, Reinsurance, Treasury, and insurance operations teams.

Support underwriters on property accounts by collecting and reconciling submissions, setting up accounts, inputting rating and reinsurance data, producing quotes and binders, issuing policies/endorsements, performing quality checks, ordering/analyzing risk and catastrophe reports, and handling broker service requests.

Provide administrative and operational support to the Claims team: prepare jurisdictional benefit notices, process and route mail/faxes/documents, track litigation and hearing notices, assist with electronic filing and vendor coordination, maintain records and trackers, answer calls/emails, and support workflow efficiency for a multi-state caseload.