Senior E&S Excess Casualty Underwriter

TruCapital Partners; Illinois; On-site; USD 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

TruCapital Partners in Chicago is seeking an experienced Non-Admitted Excess Casualty Underwriter to join its underwriting team. You will focus on small and middle‑market risks across construction, real estate, manufacturing, and other high‑hazard classes.

The role demands strong technical underwriting, disciplined risk selection, and established wholesale broker relationships to drive profitability and portfolio growth in the Midwest.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience underwriting E&S excess casualty.
• Strong knowledge of surplus lines and non-admitted filings.
• Experience underwriting small and middle‑market risks with appropriate attachment points.
• Established wholesale broker relationships.
• Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, risk management, or related field.

Responsibilities

• Underwrite non-admitted excess casualty submissions, including supported and unsupported layers.
• Evaluate risk quality, loss history, exposure profile, and attachment strategy.
• Determine pricing, terms, and conditions consistent with underwriting guidelines.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with wholesale brokers throughout Chicago and the Midwest.
• Manage a growing book with attention to profitability, documentation, and compliance.
• Collaborate with actuarial, claims, and leadership to support portfolio performance.
• Contribute to underwriting appetite refinement and market strategy.

Skills

Underwriting E&S

Surplus lines knowledge

Wholesale broker relationships

Risk assessment

Negotiation

Communication skills

Analytics

E&S systems

Education

Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, risk management

Tools

E&S underwriting systems

Rating methodologies

Workflow processes

Job description

TruCapital Partners in Chicago is seeking an experienced Non-Admitted Excess Casualty Underwriter to join its underwriting team. You will focus on small and middle‑market risks across construction, real estate, manufacturing, and other high‑hazard classes.

The role demands strong technical underwriting, disciplined risk selection, and established wholesale broker relationships to drive profitability and portfolio growth in the Midwest.