National Accounts Underwriter
$124,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$124,000 per year
About the role
- 5+ years of P&C Carrier underwriting experience is required; National Accounts loss-sensitive experience preferred* Demonstrated success in developing and maintaining solid relationships with all internal and external business partners* Excellent communication, interpersonal and presentation skills* An ability to think analytically about business problems, make recommendations and propose solutions.* High energy self-starter, who is resilient and has an entrepreneurial spirit* Demonstration of solid time, organizational, and desk management skills* Goal-oriented and delivers outcomes* Ability to challenge the status quo and compete to win* Superior technical knowledge and sound decision-making and analytical skills.\*Preferred locations - Chicago, IL, Hartford, CT or Dallas / Frisco area\*This role can have a Hybrid or Remote work arrangement. Candidates who live near one of our office locations will have the expectation of working in an office 3 days a week (Tuesday through Thursday). Candidates who do not live near an office will have a remote work arrangement, with the expectation of coming into an office as business needs arise.CompensationThe listed annualized base pay range is primarily based on analysis of similar positions in the external market. Actual base pay could vary and may be above or below the listed range based on factors including but not limited to performance, proficiency and demonstration of competencies required for the role. The base pay is just one component of The Hartford’s total compensation package for employees. Other rewards may include short-term or annual bonuses, long-term incentives, and on-the-spot recognition. The annualized base pay range for this role is:$124,000 - $186,000
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