Director of Product - Property and Liability
$130,000 - $230,000 per year
ApplyDirector of Product - Property and Liability
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$130,000 - $230,000 per year
About the role
- Leads the development of new insurance products, including underwriting guidelines, from concept to launch.
- Manages existing and new products to ensure production and profitability targets are met.
- Key stakeholder in driving rate and pricing decisions. Drives collaboration with actuarial, distribution and production underwriting to create and enhance rating algorithms.
- Functions as the ultimate referral underwriter by providing guidance and thought leadership to production underwriting at the single risk level and at the portfolio level.
- Manages the end-to-end product development lifecycle, ensuring milestones are met on time.
- Defines and prioritizes insurance product requirements, focusing on customer-centric solutions
- Coordinates cross functional teams, including underwriting, distribution, actuarial, legal and IT to ensure seamless product delivery.
- Owns competitor intelligence strategy and conducts market intelligence.
- Presents product road maps, performance, and strategies to senior management
- Collaborate with risk-based AI team to implement Underwriting Guidelines via our proprietary artificial intelligence software
- Manage and develop a small product team
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, along with interpersonal and influencing skills
- Self-directed and self-motivated with demonstrated strength in planning, organizing, and driving seamless product delivery.
- Proficient with MS Office; Proficient with reporting tools like PowerBI.Self-starter, capable of learning new skills and technologies in a rapidly changing environment.
- Capability to work independently and within a team/group environment.
- Excellent computer skills – Microsoft Office Suite with Intermediate or higher level of Microsoft Excel experience, Word and Outlook.
- Visual Basic Knowledge is a plus
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