Associate Case Property Underwriter

Accountabilities: The Associate Case Property Underwriter is responsible for reviewing and managing property insurance risks while maintaining high standards of accuracy, service, and underwriting quality. Key responsibilities include:

Evaluate system-referred new business submissions, change requests, and renewals within assigned authority levels.

Review homeowner and mobile home policy risks to ensure accurate data, appropriate coverage decisions, and portfolio integrity.

Analyze policy amendments and determine whether risks should be accepted, modified, declined, or referred for further review.

Communicate underwriting decisions effectively with agents, insureds, and relevant stakeholders to maintain strong working relationships.

Process specialized data entries, bulk changes, and policy updates accurately within internal systems.

Recommend termination of accounts when necessary after evaluating modification options and risk considerations.

Maintain productivity, quality standards, and customer satisfaction objectives.

Support employee training initiatives related to underwriting systems and procedures.

Participate in special projects, meetings, and ongoing professional development activities.

Requirements:

The ideal candidate is an organized and analytical insurance professional with strong communication skills and the ability to make independent underwriting decisions. Required qualifications and skills include:

College degree, insurance-related designation, or equivalent professional experience preferred.

Minimum of one year of insurance experience in underwriting, claims, sales, or related fields; alternatively, 3–5 years of underwriting experience.

Knowledge of insurance principles, risk evaluation, and underwriting processes.

Ability to interpret procedures, regulations, manuals, and technical documentation.

Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to evaluate situations and make sound decisions.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including professional telephone and interpersonal skills.

High attention to detail, organization, and ability to manage multiple priorities effectively.

Self-motivated with the ability to work independently while maintaining confidentiality.

Proficiency with personal computers, Windows environments, Microsoft Office Suite, and internet-based tools.

Valid Georgia Driver’s License required.

Benefits:

The company offers a supportive work environment with opportunities for professional growth and development, including:

Full-time, on-site position.

Opportunities for continued education and insurance professional development.

Training support and opportunities to expand underwriting expertise.

Professional and collaborative workplace environment.

Equal opportunity employment commitment.

Benefits and compensation details provided during the hiring process.

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