Senior Life Insurance Underwriter

What You’ll Do: Underwriting & Risk Assessment Independently evaluate life and disability insurance applications using medical records, prescription histories, laboratory results, MIB reports, and other underwriting data sources. Assess mortality and morbidity risk and assign appropriate risk classifications in accordance with underwriting guidelines and client-specific requirements. Analyze prescription drug histories, dosages, refill patterns, and medical conditions for risk relevance. Identify discrepancies across application data, medical evidence, and third-party sources. Utilize reinsurance underwriting manuals (e.g., Swiss Re, Gen Re, Hannover/ASCENT) to support balanced and defensible decisions. Quality, Productivity & Compliance Consistently meet or exceed accuracy, turnaround time, and productivity expectations. Ensure complete, clear, and timely documentation throughout the underwriting process. Accurately track production and workflow metrics. Maintain strict compliance with privacy, confidentiality, and data security standards. Client & Team Collaboration Apply and support client- and partner-specific underwriting rules and workflows. Communicate underwriting decisions and case status with agents, applicants, client partners, medical directors, and internal teams. Collaborate with management to identify opportunities for process improvement. Mentor and support less-experienced underwriters as needed. Professional Accountability Demonstrate strong self-management and accountability in a remote work environment. Adapt quickly to changing priorities, guidelines, and workloads. Maintain a detail-oriented, disciplined approach to underwriting decisions and continuous learning.

Experience & Education: 7+ years of Life and/or Health underwriting experience, with demonstrated progression to a senior-level role. Proven expertise in evaluating underwriting data sources and determining mortality/morbidity impacts. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience. LOMA and/or ALU coursework or designations preferred. Technical & Medical Knowledge Strong understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and disease processes. Proficiency in medical terminology and abbreviations. Solid knowledge of common laboratory tests and clinical relevance. Experience with MIB reports, coding procedures, and prescription drug indications. Familiarity with underwriting tools, automated underwriting rules, and solution implementation is a plus. Skills &

Competencies: Excellent analytical, judgment, and decision-making skills. High attention to detail and strong organizational abilities. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work independently while collaborating across teams.

Why Join Us: Competitive hourly pay: $30–$35 per hour, based on experience Fully remote work environment Exposure to diverse underwriting programs and modern underwriting models Collaborative, supportive team that values expertise, flexibility, and professional growth

Benefits: Paid time off