Accountabilities:

The Associate Case Property Underwriter is responsible for reviewing and managing property insurance risks while maintaining high standards of accuracy, service, and underwriting quality. Key responsibilities include:

• Evaluate system-referred new business submissions, change requests, and renewals within assigned authority levels.
• Review homeowner and mobile home policy risks to ensure accurate data, appropriate coverage decisions, and portfolio integrity.
• Analyze policy amendments and determine whether risks should be accepted, modified, declined, or referred for further review.
• Communicate underwriting decisions effectively with agents, insureds, and relevant stakeholders to maintain strong working relationships.
• Process specialized data entries, bulk changes, and policy updates accurately within internal systems.
• Recommend termination of accounts when necessary after evaluating modification options and risk considerations.
• Maintain productivity, quality standards, and customer satisfaction objectives.
• Support employee training initiatives related to underwriting systems and procedures.
• Participate in special projects, meetings, and ongoing professional development activities.

Requirements:

The ideal candidate is an organized and analytical insurance professional with strong communication skills and the ability to make independent underwriting decisions. Required qualifications and skills include:

• College degree, insurance-related designation, or equivalent professional experience preferred.
• Minimum of one year of insurance experience in underwriting, claims, sales, or related fields; alternatively, 3–5 years of underwriting experience.
• Knowledge of insurance principles, risk evaluation, and underwriting processes.
• Ability to interpret procedures, regulations, manuals, and technical documentation.
• Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to evaluate situations and make sound decisions.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including professional telephone and interpersonal skills.
• High attention to detail, organization, and ability to manage multiple priorities effectively.
• Self-motivated with the ability to work independently while maintaining confidentiality.
• Proficiency with personal computers, Windows environments, Microsoft Office Suite, and internet-based tools.
• Valid Georgia Driver’s License required.

Benefits:

The company offers a supportive work environment with opportunities for professional growth and development, including:

• Full-time, on-site position.
• Opportunities for continued education and insurance professional development.
• Training support and opportunities to expand underwriting expertise.
• Professional and collaborative workplace environment.
• Equal opportunity employment commitment.
• Benefits and compensation details provided during the hiring process.