Underwriter - Prestige Employee Administrators

• Review and assess the prospect’s history and operations to assess risk and pricing.
• Liaise with insurance carriers and brokers to provide correct and timely submissions and pricing.
• Use sound judgment to accept, reject or modify new and renewal business for workers' compensation insurance, with guidance to ensure a profitable book of business.
• Price business according to company underwriting and pricing guidelines and ensure standards for timeliness are met.
• Keep up-to-date with underwriting and pricing guidelines per each state and carrier.
• Review and become familiar with: policy coverages, agency relationships, underwriting and team guidelines, processes, and procedures, company business strategy and organization.
• Be a subject matter expert to the company on proper codes, pricing rates and workers’ compensation coverage issues.
• Work with management and risk management colleagues to enhance knowledge and experience in: underwriting techniques and decision making methods, problem solving methods, sales.
• Create and manage processes for the Underwriting team to improve efficiencies and to leverage Prestige’s CRM.
• Provide ancillary services including completing of ERM 14, review of COI, assist with policy renewal and audits.

• ​​​​​Bachelor's degree desired; or equivalent education and/or related work experience.
• 5 years prior experience underwriting workers compensation insurance – especially in a PEO setting.
• Any Insurance Institute programs including ARM and CPCU designations preferred.

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