Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs

Underwrites specialized construction casualty insurance for middle-market and national accounts. Responsibilities include risk selection, pricing, coverage and policy negotiations, broker relationship management, portfolio growth and profitability, regulatory documentation, and marketing strategy. The role also mentors underwriters and account analysts, supports continuous improvement, and operates in the Midwest near agency and broker partners.

Investigates and manages workers compensation and other commercial claims, determines liability and compensability, evaluates losses, estimates costs, negotiates settlements, confirms coverage, communicates with policyholders, and maintains accurate claim files. The role includes comprehensive training and mentoring, with required onsite training in Plano, Texas and periodic office attendance depending on location.

Handles inbound calls and warm leads, consults customers on insurance needs, recommends Property and Casualty coverage, and converts prospects into policyholders. Completes paid licensing and sales training, represents the Liberty Mutual brand, communicates effectively with customers, and meets sales goals while working remotely on a set weekday and weekend schedule.

Investigates and evaluates residential property damage claims in the field, prepares repair estimates, explains coverage, supports policyholders, coordinates vendors, and manages claims from initial notice through closure. The role requires daily local travel, occasional desk work, possible catastrophe assignments, and participation in a five-month training program.

Investigates and evaluates property damage claims onsite, prepares repair estimates, explains coverage, supports policyholders, coordinates vendors, and manages claims from initial report through closure. The role requires local field travel, inspections of roofs and interior spaces, customer service, negotiation, construction knowledge, workload management, and claims-handling expertise. Occasional catastrophe assignments and limited overnight travel for training or team meetings may be required.

Entry-level rotational actuarial program involving reserving, pricing, modeling, and analytics across personal and commercial insurance lines. Participants complete three 18-month rotations, receive technical training and mentoring, and develop skills for solving business problems involving risk and uncertainty. Candidates need a relevant bachelor’s degree, strong analytical and communication skills, leadership experience, commitment to the ACAS designation, and at least one passed actuarial exam.

Owns the email marketing channel for a commercial insurance organization, managing strategy, journey development, coding, testing, deployment, governance, optimization, reporting, and platform administration in Salesforce Marketing Cloud. Supports social, advertising, web, and broader MarTech activities while collaborating with creative, marketing, enterprise, and cross-functional partners. Analyzes performance data, develops recommendations, manages stakeholder communications, and advances integrated digital marketing campaigns.

Paid 6–12 month apprenticeship preparing participants for casualty claims careers. Responsibilities include investigating and resolving claims, evaluating coverage, liability, damages, medical records, and reserves; negotiating settlements; identifying suspicious claims and subrogation opportunities; coordinating experts; and maintaining accurate claim files. The program provides classroom training, mentoring, licensing support, practical assignments, milestone assessments, and a pathway to Claims Resolution Specialist roles.

Leads insurance investment solutions by assessing statutory accounting, NAIC reporting, RBC, rating agency capital, and global regulatory impacts on investment portfolios. Partners with investment, accounting, legal, regulatory, risk, and capital teams to evaluate structures, recommend portfolio actions, identify emerging opportunities, and inform capital allocation. Monitors industry trends and develops executive insights while directing AI-enabled tools for scenario analysis and regulatory monitoring.

Investigates, evaluates, negotiates, and resolves insurance claims while assessing coverage, liability, damages, reserves, and potential fraud. Communicates with policyholders, witnesses, claimants, attorneys, and other parties; identifies subrogation opportunities; coordinates inspections and referrals; maintains claim files; and prepares required reports. Requires strong communication, analytical, investigative, interpersonal, and negotiation skills, along with a bachelor’s degree and ability to obtain required licenses.