Senior Commercial Underwriter
Senior Commercial Underwriter
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Underwrite and evaluate E&S commercial property accounts across cat-exposed properties, warehouses, strip malls, commercial coastal residential, and lessor's risk segments
- Assess risks using knowledge of commercial sprinkler system ratings, fire protection requirements, and safety standards
- Build and maintain wholesale broker relationships within target markets
- Contribute to underwriting guidelines, policies, and procedures as the book grows
- Conduct renewal underwriting to manage and improve book performance
- Collaborate cross-functionally with Claims, Product Management, and Marketing
- Analyze wholesaler books of business on a semi-annual basis and communicate findings to Sales leadership
- Mentor less-experienced underwriters and underwriting assistants
- Participate in cross-departmental projects including audits and user acceptance testing
- Minimum 5 years commercial property underwriting experience
- Deep familiarity with E&S markets, distribution, and underwriting practices
- Experience underwriting warehouses, lessor's risk, and/or other specialty commercial property segments
- Working knowledge of commercial sprinkler system ratings and fire protection standards
- Familiarity with Florida, Texas, and/or South Carolina property markets
- Demonstrated ability to build broker relationships and drive new business production
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Bachelor's degree preferred; professional designations (CPCU, AU, ARM, AINS, AIM, AIC) a plus
- Why we love this opportunity:
- Profitable, well-capitalized company with a true growth trajectory, not a turnaround
- Startup energy with the backing of a publicly traded organization and fully built infrastructure
- Custom-built tech platform with heavy AI investment, no legacy system headaches
- Remote flexibility with a small, nimble underwriting team
- Real opportunity to build something from the ground up as the company expands into new states and product lines
- Stock awards being rolled out for all employees
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