Senior Account Manager
Senior Account Manager
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage the workflow for assigned accounts and serve as a primary client contact.
- Prepare renewal information by gathering and auditing plan and employee data, calculating payroll deductions, and supporting the request-for-proposal process.
- Update online enrollment systems when plan designs, eligibility rules, or life events change.
- Review plan documents, invoices, enrollment records, and employee communications for accuracy.
- Oversee enrollments, terminations, coverage changes, COBRA administration, billing reviews, and account records.
- Work with clients, employees, carriers, vendors, and colleagues to resolve service and claims issues.
- Prepare and deliver employee benefit presentations and enrollment communications.
- Support compliance work involving ERISA, COBRA, FMLA, ACA, HIPAA, and related requirements.
- Improve enrollment workflows and technology integrations; train and mentor junior account managers.
- What you'll bring
- One to three years of related benefits or employee benefit administration experience is required.
- Strong knowledge of plan designs, including fully insured, self-funded, and level-funded plans, and HSA/HRA arrangements.
- Strong Excel and Microsoft Office skills, analytical ability, and attention to detail.
- Experience with online benefits enrollment systems; familiarity with platforms such as ADP, or Paylocity.
- Strong client communication, presentation, organization, and follow-through.
- Ability to manage competing priorities and complex projects under deadlines.
- Knowledge of benefit contract language and applicable compliance requirements; a 2-15 license is preferred.
- Understanding of retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans.
- Willingness to learn new technology and use digital tools, including AI.Bilingual ability is a plus.
- Bring your benefits account management experience to a role where you'll own client relationships, lead renewals, and mentor junior teammates. Apply today.
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