Energy Underwriting Analyst: Risk Insights & Growth

Aig Inc; Houston (TX); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

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Job summary

American International Group (AIG) is seeking an Analyst in the Underwriting - Energy team in Houston to join a global leader in risk management. You will evaluate energy risks across traditional and renewable sectors and support underwriting decisions with data and collaboration.

This program emphasizes learning and requires a Bachelor's or Master’s degree by June 2027, with four days per week in the office.

Qualifications

• Strong written and verbal communication skills in a professional environment.
• Demonstrated analytical, problem-solving, and organizational abilities.
• Ability to collaborate, manage multiple priorities, and adapt in a fast-paced team setting.

Responsibilities

• Support the evaluation and underwriting of risks across energy sectors (traditional and renewable).
• Review underwriting submissions, information, and loss history to aid risk selection and pricing decisions.
• Collaborate with underwriters, risk engineers, claims professionals, and brokers to develop tailored insurance solutions.
• Build relationships with brokers and clients while supporting new business and renewal opportunities.
• Monitor industry trends and regulatory developments impacting clients and underwriting decisions.
• Develop technical knowledge of energy insurance while strengthening analytical and relationship-management skills.

Skills

Strong communication

Analytical

Problem solving

Organizational skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree (to be received by June 2027)

Job description

American International Group (AIG) is seeking an Analyst in the Underwriting - Energy team in Houston to join a global leader in risk management. You will evaluate energy risks across traditional and renewable sectors and support underwriting decisions with data and collaboration.

This program emphasizes learning and requires a Bachelor's or Master’s degree by June 2027, with four days per week in the office.