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Leads underwriting and production for a regional commercial underwriting team of up to eight direct reports. Oversees underwriting quality, account management, referrals, workflow, policy interpretation, regulatory compliance, and agency relationships. Handles complex technical accounts and individual production responsibilities while directing team performance and service standards. Requires extensive commercial lines underwriting experience, leadership experience, insurance expertise, and routine business travel.

Investigates suspicious insurance claims, identifies potential fraud, conducts interviews and document and medical record reviews, and develops cases supporting claim outcomes or prosecution. Provides claims staff training on fraud indicators, statement-taking, investigation strategies, and compliance. Collaborates with the SIU Manager on training, onboarding, and related activities.

Leads business analysis and solution delivery for complex insurance initiatives involving policy administration, billing, sales, and customer portal systems. Partners with stakeholders to identify business needs, define and prioritize requirements, recommend solutions, and facilitate design, development, and deployment of tools and processes. Collaborates across teams to solve problems, mitigate obstacles, and support organizational results.

Performs routine premium accounting activities, including collecting premiums, assembling and auditing accounts, processing and posting cash, reconciling discrepancies, and handling unclaimed property. The role requires accurate, detail-oriented work, organization, basic accounting and insurance knowledge, collection procedures, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. This hybrid position is based in Monterey, California, with one eligible work-from-home day weekly.

Entry-level underwriting trainee role with a 3–6-month training program followed by regional on-the-job development. Responsibilities include learning and applying underwriting materials, communicating with teams and agents, managing multiple priorities, responding to inquiries, and developing technical underwriting skills. Successful performance may lead to promotion to Associate Underwriter.

Underwriting Trainee is an entry-level insurance role involving completion of structured underwriting training, followed by regional on-the-job development. Responsibilities include applying underwriting information from manuals and documents, analyzing risks, communicating with teams and agents, prioritizing multiple demands, negotiating, and responding to inquiries. Successful trainees may advance to Associate Underwriter. The position is hybrid in Spokane or Phoenix.

Participate in CIG’s actuarial internship program, developing insurance industry expertise, conducting analysis under experienced actuary supervision, and building quantitative problem-solving skills. The role is fully in-office in Reno, Nevada, within the Actuary and Analytics team.

Technology Intern supporting software development through object-oriented coding, unit testing, SQL and database work, debugging, troubleshooting, and collaboration with developers. The intern will learn modern development tools and technologies while contributing to application solutions. The 12-week summer internship requires 40 hours per week and is intended for students pursuing a bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or an equivalent field.

Leads a team of up to eight commercial underwriters, overseeing underwriting production, quality, account management, referrals, compliance, workflow, and agency relationships. Handles complex technical accounts and supports key agents while ensuring adherence to underwriting policies, regulations, rating plans, and commercial coverage standards. Requires strong risk analysis, communication, team leadership, and workload-management skills, along with 7–10 years of commercial underwriting experience and 2–3 years of supervisory experience.

Owns strategic customer relationships within an assigned industry practice for a property and casualty insurer. Develops expertise in customer operational, financial, regulatory, and risk challenges; coordinates insurance products, risk management, claims, loss control, technology, and value-added services; advocates for customer needs internally; and influences cross-functional outcomes. The role requires strong relationship management, insurance knowledge, analytical communication, presentation, and problem-solving skills.