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The Senior Accountant oversees monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes; prepares financial statements, audit schedules, and reports; researches accounting policies; maintains internal controls; identifies financial-system issues; and drives process improvements. The role may review teammates’ work, support treasury projects, train colleagues, and provide performance feedback while communicating with management and coordinating department initiatives.

Own the strategy, roadmap, backlog, delivery, governance, and business outcomes for Liberty Mutual Investments’ Enterprise Data Management product. Lead security, pricing, reference, issuer, FX, and cash-flow data capabilities; improve quality, automation, workflows, and operational resilience. Coordinate Product, Technology, Operations, Accounting, Data, vendors, and senior stakeholders. Drive platform modernization, agile delivery, AI-enabled workflows, responsible AI adoption, incident response, and vendor accountability across a complex investment-management environment.

Participate in an insurance claims internship supporting investigations, loss evaluation, settlement negotiations, and interactions with claimants, policyholders, appraisers, attorneys, and other third parties. Work with mentors while developing claims-management skills in a fast-paced property and casualty insurance environment. The internship requires full-time availability for 11 weeks and may lead to future career opportunities.

Provides specialized loss prevention and safety consulting to customers. Conducts on-site risk evaluations, analyzes data, develops service plans, advises on regulations and risk-reduction methods, and monitors service quality. Coaches less experienced consultants, collaborates on policies and tools, supports customer retention and business development, identifies new service opportunities, and builds industry relationships. Regular travel is required.

Manages and resolves complex personal property claims, including investigating coverage, inspecting and valuing damaged or lost contents, negotiating settlements, coordinating vendors, and explaining policy details to policyholders. Performs large-loss claims handling with limited supervision, provides customer service, supports field inspections, and serves as a technical resource for other contents specialists. Requires strong communication, analytical, negotiation, judgment, and property coverage knowledge.

Leads underwriting professionals managing retention, acquisition, risk selection, complex casualty accounts, broker relationships, portfolio profitability, and regulatory file quality. Evaluates pricing, coverage, risk scenarios, reinsurance, and capital performance while coaching underwriters and driving innovation, profitable growth, and continuous improvement across sharing economy and new mobility insurance sectors.

Leads Risk Engineering across the US and Latin America, focusing on energy and construction risks. Manages regional teams, budgets, staffing, workflows, standards, survey strategies, and technical escalations. Partners with underwriting, claims, actuarial, finance, and product leadership on risk, pricing, portfolio, and referral decisions. Represents the organization with brokers, clients, and industry stakeholders through business development, conferences, technical presentations, and thought leadership. Oversees risk appraisals, inspections, recommendations, and client service plans.

Handle inbound calls and warm leads to understand customers’ insurance needs, recommend appropriate Property & Casualty coverage, and convert prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid training and licensing, commission-based earning potential, customer communication, sales closing, and adherence to remote-work requirements. Employees must work four weekdays and one weekend day on assigned shifts and remain in their resident state for at least one year.

Investigate commercial property claims, assess coverage and damages, estimate losses and reserves, manage consultants, negotiate settlements, document claim files, and communicate with insureds. The role includes reviewing business interruption financial statements, conducting or directing appraisals, supporting less experienced claims staff, completing required training, and traveling to catastrophe sites for assignments lasting several weeks.

Investigates, evaluates, and resolves high-severity property loss claims. Determines coverage, conducts inspections, scopes repairs, negotiates settlements, coordinates contractors and emergency services, identifies suspicious losses, and supports SIU investigations. Provides policyholder assistance, handles catastrophe assignments, supports quality control, trains property personnel, and serves as a technical resource for complex claims.