Jobs at Security First Insurance

Support enterprise risk management by identifying, documenting, and monitoring operational, strategic, financial, third‑party, compliance, and technology risks; maintain ERM system and risk inventory; prepare committee and board materials; track KRIs and mitigation plans; assist with compliance, audit, business continuity, and third‑party risk activities.

The IT Infrastructure Engineer will design, implement, and manage AWS infrastructure, optimize network performance, support cybersecurity efforts, and lead cloud transformation projects.

The Business Analyst is responsible for improving information systems and processes, managing project requirements, and providing production support. Key duties include documenting enhancements, facilitating meetings, and ensuring adherence to corporate governance.

Oversee agency performance, develop action plans, provide training, assist with proposals, and maintain customer service while managing occasional travel.

Lead trial-ready litigation for complex first-party property insurance disputes, including courtroom representation, depositions, discovery, motion practice, and settlement negotiations. Mentor staff counsel, collaborate on defense strategies, prepare witnesses and experts, and support emergency response during natural disasters while maintaining clear communication with internal and external stakeholders.

The Statutory Accountant II is responsible for statutory accounting, financial statement preparation, regulatory reporting, and collaborating with the accounting team for accurate financial records.

The HRIS Analyst will optimize HR technology, maintain HRIS and applicant tracking systems, manage data integrity, and support user training.

Support attorneys in litigation by drafting pleadings, motions, and discovery; manage case files and legal research; prepare and summarize discovery; coordinate witnesses and trial prep; attend trials and assist attorneys; communicate with parties and stakeholders throughout case lifecycle.

The Territory Manager oversees agency performance, identifies improvement trends, delivers training, assists with proposals, and maintains customer service during emergencies.