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The Chief Risk Officer will oversee financial and operational risk management, ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks, and guide the development of risk strategies and reporting systems in partnership with senior leadership.

The Lead Duck Creek Platform Engineer will oversee architecture, design, and deployment of solutions using diverse technology stacks, ensuring compliance with standards while mentoring junior engineers in a cloud-native environment primarily using Azure.

Investigate, evaluate, and manage workers' compensation claims from intake to resolution. Communicate with injured workers, employers, and medical providers; conduct investigations; make coverage and settlement decisions; maintain claim files; control costs and reserves; ensure legal and regulatory compliance; collaborate with legal, medical, and risk teams; and provide exceptional client service.

Lead business requirements gathering, design business solutions, document functional specs and SOPs, perform gap analysis, manage user acceptance testing, run training and operation readiness trials, support implementations and post-go-live, and partner with IT, operations, finance and regional stakeholders on digital projects.

Lead preparation of quarterly earnings releases, supplements, SEC filings and related disclosures. Analyze financial performance, perform reconciliations and variance investigations, support SOX controls and external audits, drive process improvements using TM1/PeopleSoft and advanced Excel, and manage a small team while coordinating deliverables across global finance stakeholders.

Supports the P&C Actuarial Team by analyzing data with actuarial techniques to evaluate business opportunities and advise on risk. The intern works within an assigned actuarial area, learns insurance concepts, collaborates with supervisors and colleagues, communicates analytical findings, and contributes to business objectives during a summer program.

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Leads commercial insurance underwriting and new business production across a Pacific Northwest region through 8–12 matrixed underwriters. Responsibilities include deal approval, productivity management, coaching, profitability and production analysis, market strategy, distribution partnerships, audit and compliance oversight, authority delegation, talent management, and hiring support. The role drives revenue growth, ensures underwriting execution, develops business plans, and maintains internal and external relationships. Travel is required as needed.

Underwrite, price, quote and maintain new and renewal domestic casualty accounts within the PEO and Workers' Compensation space. Drive production, cultivate broker and client relationships, retain business via stewardship, adhere to pricing and file documentation standards, and support product line projects and operational tasks.

Provide customer-focused workers' compensation claim handling: investigate, evaluate, and manage claims from intake to resolution; communicate with injured workers, employers, and medical providers; document files, control costs, ensure compliance with state laws, and collaborate with legal, medical, and risk teams.