Remote Farm & Agribusiness Underwriter

Michigan Farm Bureau; Lansing (MI); Remote; USD 59,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision insurance

401(k)

Job summary

Michigan Farm Bureau seeks an Associate Underwriter to underwrite agricultural lines of insurance and apply underwriting guidelines in acceptance, pricing, classification, hazard recognition, and policyholder servicing for agents in the Greater Lansing area while working remotely.

Responsibilities include evaluating risks, modifying or rejecting submissions based on guidelines, verifying coverage amounts, rating risks, and monitoring exposure through inspections, claims data, and communications

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required or equivalent experience.
• Six months at Associate Underwriter level or equivalent.
• Two to four years of relevant underwriting experience.
• Must possess a valid driver license with acceptable record.
• API/AU/AIC or Farm Bureau Tech Underwriting training required within 24 months.

Responsibilities

• Underwrite agricultural lines of insurance following company guidelines.
• Evaluate risks and apply pricing, classification and hazard recognition.
• Provide service to policyholders and Farm Bureau agents and staff.
• Accept, modify or reject risks based on all available information.
• Monitor exposure by reviewing inspections, claims and renewals.

Skills

Underwriting

Risk assessment

Hazard recognition

Policy servicing

Education

Bachelor’s degree

API/AU/AIC or Farm Bureau Tech underwriting training

Farm Bureau Tech Underwriting training

Job description

Michigan Farm Bureau seeks an Associate Underwriter to underwrite agricultural lines of insurance and apply underwriting guidelines in acceptance, pricing, classification, hazard recognition, and policyholder servicing for agents in the Greater Lansing area while working remotely.

Responsibilities include evaluating risks, modifying or rejecting submissions based on guidelines, verifying coverage amounts, rating risks, and monitoring exposure through inspections, claims data, and communications