Insurance Financial Examiner – Intermediate | Risk & Compliance

State of Tennessee; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 64,000 - 102,000; Full time

Job summary

State of Tennessee in Nashville seeks a Financial Examiner to investigate and analyze insurance company risks, controls, and financial statements, ensuring regulatory compliance.

This role involves using the NAIC Handbook, Tennessee guidelines, and audit software while coordinating with internal teams. Travel may be required to conduct examinations and support broader regulatory objectives.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in accounting or related field; CPA preferred and license to practice.
• If not accounting degree, complete 15 semester hours of accounting with specified courses plus management, finance/economics, and business law.
• Or, a bachelor’s degree with at least one year of experience as an insurance financial examiner.

Responsibilities

• Review insurance company information to determine significant risks.
• Perform exam procedures using relevant handbooks and Tennessee guidelines.
• Document results in audit software and prepare memos and findings.
• Report work findings to the Examiner-In-Charge and supervise smaller Tennessee-only examinations.
• Travel domestically as required and coordinate with internal/external parties.

Skills

Active learning

Critical thinking

Judgment & decision making

Reading comprehension

Speaking

Writing

Education

Bachelor's degree in accounting

Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Bachelor's degree in Finance/Insurance/ Economics/ Business with accounting coursework

Tools

NAIC Financial Condition Examiner's Handbook

State Based Systems (SBS)

I-SITE

Job description

State of Tennessee in Nashville seeks a Financial Examiner to investigate and analyze insurance company risks, controls, and financial statements, ensuring regulatory compliance.

This role involves using the NAIC Handbook, Tennessee guidelines, and audit software while coordinating with internal teams. Travel may be required to conduct examinations and support broader regulatory objectives.