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Core Specialty Insurance Services, Inc. is offering a 12-week summer internship on the Excess Casualty team in the United States. Interns will perform hands-on tasks, receive guidance from staff and leadership, and gain industry knowledge in a collaborative, supportive environment.
The program features meaningful assignments, exposure to senior management, and the chance to build a foundation for a future career in insurance.
- Come grow with us! At Core Specialty Insurance, we cultivate an environment where our interns grow as they are exposed to meaningful, real-life work. At Core Specialty, you’re much more than a summer intern; you are a valued member of our team! Why Intern with Core Specialty? Gain experience in a quickly growing environment! Where every day provides new and exciting opportunities!! 12-week summer program Very competitive intern pay! Exposure to senior level management and company executives Collaborative work environment with a relaxed company culture
As a valued intern on our Excess Casualty team, you will be given real meaningful work as well as support and guidance from our employees and leadership as you continue to develop your skills, gain industry knowledge, and build a strong foundation for your future career.
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over work authorization sponsorship now or in the future for this position. #LI-Onsite - Core Specialty offers a diversified range of property and casualty insurance products for small to mid-sized businesses. From underwriting offices spanning the U.S., the Company focuses on niche markets, local distribution, and superior underwriting knowledge, offering traditional as well as innovative insurance solutions to meet the needs of its customers and brokers. For further information about Core Specialty, please visit www.corespecialtyinsurance.com. In compliance with the Transparency in Coverage rule, issued in 2020 by US Departments of Health, Human Services, Labor and Treasury our health plan’s machine-readable files (MRFs) can be accessed via www.Cigna.com.