Underwriting Assistant

Location

Hybrid - US

Type

Full Time

Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Competitive salary
  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Training & development
  • Vision insurance
  • Wellness resources

Job Summary:
Responsible for providing Underwriters with information necessary to make sound underwriting decisions.  Including, but not limited to marketing, customer service, and administrative support affecting brokers/insureds from initial submission through policy issuance and renewals. Provides support within established performance standards and priorities that are responsive to marketing, underwriting, retention, and service goals. Assures all related support activities are delivered in a manner consistent with business unit customer service processes.
 
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
·         Must participate with Underwriters in the renewal of existing business and new business activities that support marketing and underwriting decisions that are consistent with business unit growth and retention goals. 
·         Partners with Underwriters to establish support needs for new and renewal policies (i.e., identify/gather relevant account information to quote and/or bind the policy, create exhibits, etc.).  
·         Employee must participate in pre-renewal meetings to define assignments as needed. Manages account documentation (i.e., proposals, policy change endorsements, cancellations, etc.).  
·         Employee must provide accurate and timely servicing and billing of accounts.  
·         Provides administrative support and other related services as needed (e.g., input account information into system). 
·         Participate in projects/assignments as needed.
 
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
·         High school diploma or equivalent.
·         Strong data entry skills – experience with Microsoft Word and Excel applications.
·         Strong organization and prioritization skills required.
·         Good attention to detail.
·         Good verbal and written communication skills required.
·         Must be a team player.
·         Must be flexible and able to adapt to change.
 
Work Location:
Hilton Head, SC 
 
Work Type:
Full-time, M-F
Hybrid
 
Benefits:
Competitive Salary
Health, dental, and vision insurance
FSA option
Life insurance
401(k) with company match program
Generous Paid Time Off program
Paid holidays
Employee assistance program 
Employee discount program
Continuing education and training opportunities


About Us:
South East Coastal Underwriters (SECU) is an organization dedicated to meeting the unique challenge of insuring hard to place risks, with an emphasis on coastal property.  We represent a variety of Domestic as well as London markets that are capable of handling most exposures.  Our relationships with our retail agents are our primary focus.

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