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Berkley Industrial Comp in Birmingham, AL, seeks an Associate Underwriter to support the underwriting team with renewal reviews, quotes, and retention efforts. You will gain exposure to the full underwriting process and aspire to become an Underwriter with defined authority to quote and bind small renewals.
The role emphasizes learning, collaboration with the underwriting and business engagement teams, and delivering accurate renewal information for pricing decisions.
Berkley Industrial Comp’s (BIN) underwriting department focuses on workers’ compensation insurance, partnering closely with underwriting and business engagement teams to support strong renewal outcomes and customer service. The Associate Underwriter role is a key part of this function, helping ensure renewal business is effectively reviewed, quoted, and retained while gaining exposure to all facets of the underwriting job.
Berkley Industrial Comp’s (BIN) underwriting department focuses on workers’ compensation insurance, partnering closely with underwriting and business engagement teams to support strong renewal outcomes and customer service. The Associate Underwriter role is a key part of this function, helping ensure renewal business is effectively reviewed, quoted, and retained while gaining exposure to all facets of the underwriting job.
The Company is an equal employment opportunity employer.
The Associate Underwriter supports Berkley Industrial Comp’s underwriting department by assisting underwriters with reviewing, documenting, and preparing renewal files and quotes, working with the team to successfully renew business and help meet retention goals, and learning all facets of the underwriting job.
Learn to leverage workers’ compensation underwriting expertise to assess risks to underwrite policies.
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The actual salary for this position will be determined by a number of factors, including the scope, complexity and location of the role; the skills, education, training, credentials and experience of the candidate; and other conditions of employment.