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Production Underwriter

Posted 11 days ago

jcw groupSavannah (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

JCW is currently recruiting on behalf of a well-respected and growing carrier looking to add a fully remote Senior Production Underwriter to drive new business and grow profitable premium nationwide This is a front-line, broker-facing role. You will own a book of business, hold meaningful underwriting authority, and be the go-to inland marine expert for your broker partners. The team values speed, technical depth, and strong relationships, and offers a clear path into underwriting leadership.
Responsibilities:
  • Develop and grow a profitable book of new and renewal inland marine business against annual premium and hit-ratio targets
  • Build and deepen relationships with key retail and wholesale brokers; run regular marketing calls, visits, and producer training
  • Underwrite, price, and structure middle-market and large commercial inland marine accounts within delegated authority
  • Qualifications and experience 7+ years of commercial inland marine underwriting experience with a carrier or MGA, including a production or broker-facing remit
  • Proven record of growing a profitable book, with an established network of retail and/or wholesale brokers nationwide
  • If you're interested, please send me your updated resume for consideration,

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