Remote VP: Life, Absence & Disability Underwriting

StanCorp Financial Group, Inc; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 211,250 - 357,500; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan with matching contributions

Annual incentive bonus plan

Generous paid time off

Paid parental leave and adoption assistance

Doubling matching for charitable donations

Job summary

StanCorp Financial Group, Inc is seeking a Vice President of Underwriting for Life, Absence, and Disability. This remote role focuses on building a high-performing underwriting culture and driving profitability through strategic leadership and collaboration.

The successful candidate will lead nearly 200 employees in various underwriting departments, implementing innovative strategies and ensuring ethical standards. A Bachelor's degree and significant experience in group underwriting are required.

The position also offers a rich benefits package, including a competitive salary range of $211,250 - $357,500.

Qualifications

• Minimum of twelve to fifteen years in Group Insurance or financial services.
• At least ten years in group underwriting experience, including five in national accounts.
• Strong background in life, absence, and disability products.

Responsibilities

• Own the LAD underwriting strategy and operational plans.
• Lead and develop the LAD Underwriting department.
• Collaborate with sales for competitive underwriting results.
• Innovate processes that enhance underwriting accuracy.

Skills

Leadership

Risk Management

Underwriting Expertise

Collaboration

Market Analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Business or Math

Advanced degree preferred

Job description

StanCorp Financial Group, Inc is seeking a Vice President of Underwriting for Life, Absence, and Disability. This remote role focuses on building a high-performing underwriting culture and driving profitability through strategic leadership and collaboration.

The successful candidate will lead nearly 200 employees in various underwriting departments, implementing innovative strategies and ensuring ethical standards. A Bachelor's degree and significant experience in group underwriting are required.

The position also offers a rich benefits package, including a competitive salary range of $211,250 - $357,500.