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An exciting opportunity exists to join the ProAssurance family of companies! Our mission is powerful and simple: We protect others. Choosing a place to apply your talents is an important decision for anyone. You have plenty of options. Why choose ProAssurance?At ProAssurance, we sell a pledge, and that pledge is delivered by our team members. We are seeking individuals who value integrity, leadership, relationships, and enthusiasm-and want to build their career with a great company where they can be their authentic self and feel valued, recognized, and rewarded for their contributions. ProAssurance specializes in healthcare professional liability, products liability for medical technology and life sciences, legal professional liability, and workers' compensation insurance. We are an industry-leading specialty insurer, with job opportunities in much of the contiguous United States.This position supports our workers' compensation line of business, Eastern Alliance. Based on candidate qualifications, we may consider filling the role as a Senior Risk Management Consultant. To support business needs, candidates should be based in Western Pennsylvania. This role requires reporting to our Wexford, PA office approximately two days per month. The primary responsibility of the Risk Management Consultant II position is to evaluate loss potential for current and prospective Workers' Compensation insurance customers with respect to workplace Safety and Health. The position is responsible for recommending cost-effective, results-oriented consultative services to acquire and retain a positive customer base. The position works closely and develops relationships with clients, agents, claims, underwriting, and all other departments within Eastern Alliance Insurance Group, to retain a diverse and profitable book of business in support of our revenue and profitability objectives and overall business plan. What you'll do: 50% - Develop and execute risk improvement suggestions and service plans to reduce policyholder loss exposure, improve Company profitability and aid in client retention by thoroughly evaluating a client's facilities and needs; cultivate and develop high quality company-client working relationships by visiting and communicating with clients and agents on a regular and timely basis as necessitated by business needs and company guidelines. 15% - Prescreen selected new business submissions, including site visits and inspections; communicate via verbal and written processes to Underwriting to aid in risk selection in a thorough, accurate and timely manner. Define and communicate client needs and expectations through the prescreen process. 15% - Prioritize, execute and document risk management activities according to Company standards for an assigned book of business including review file and loss information, conduct hazard assessment surveys, communicate with team, organize service calls, prospect surveys, and agency visits. Manage the book of business by proactively monitoring results, communicating and developing working relationship with underwriting, claims, finance, and others as necessary. This can include work with Traditional, Inova and Specialty Risk accounts according to established pre-screen and servicing guidelines. Independently support Risk Management, UW and Claims efforts in developing materials for, and presenting at, Stewardship and Point of Sale meetings. 10% - Manage return-to-wellness initiatives by working collaboratively with agents, clients, claims, and underwriters to actively promote our ecovery strategies; and ensure proper return to work guidelines and procedures are established, followed and achieved. 5% - Research operations and hazards of risks to provide effective consultative services; develop and share resources and support materials with colleagues. Maintain knowledge of appropriate standards and best practices; attend courses and functions to develop job knowledge and maintain certifications. 2% - Identify catastrophic loss exposures, follow-up with appropriate actions and communications; conduct accident investigations and follow up with “Lessons Learned.” 2% - Attend and/or participate in monthly team account review meetings prepared to discuss adverse accounts, solutions for handling these accounts, and other relevant topics. 1% - Maintain knowledge of appropriate standards and best practices; attend courses and functions to develop job knowledge, maintain certifications. What we're looking for: Bachelor's degree required, preferably in occupational safety or related field required, with five years progressive occupational safety and health experience. Prior transferrable knowledge and skills or insurance industry experience required. Advanced degree and/or professional designation/certification (GSP, ASP, CSP or ARM) preferred. Must meet any state provider qualifications for assigned territories. Ability to attend insurance and industry/business functions to promote and present a positive image of the Company. Proficiency in Microsoft Office computer applications including Word and Excel. Analytical ability, in order to analyze and interpret information; and make profitable decisions about risks. Attention to detail in processing information, establishing priorities, and expense management. Solid analytical and problem-solving skills, including formulating logical and objective conclusions. Ability to assess the urgency and importance of a situation and take appropriate action. Requires the exposure to various manufacturing, industry and business environments where certain requirements regarding the use of personal protective equipment may be necessary; the ability to inspect various types of risks and independently evaluate according to company standards. Ability to communicate effectively and professionally; verbally, in writing, through virtual and in-person presentations with various constituencies and at all levels in and outside of the organization, including agency partners, outside customers and clients. Demonstrated commitment to ongoing professional development to ensure we are providing our customers with competent and relevant consulting advice. Self-driven to accept new responsibilities, and work in collaboration or independently to help develop solutions to identified operational needs in support of our overall mission. Physical ability to climb stairs and ladders; walk long distances over uneven terrain, to reach remote areas during visits to all types of operations. Must possess a valid driver's license, the ability to drive long distances to reach client/agency sites and have an acceptable driving record. #LI-Hybrid We are committed to providing a dynamic and inclusive environment where everyone can do their best work and grow personally and professionally. For that reason, we partner with The Predictive Index (PI) - an organization equally committed to improving the working lives of people, to help us hire the best talent by providing additional insight about one's work style. The position you applied to requires completion of two assessments prior to being scheduled to interview with a hiring manager. A Talent Acquisition team member may review your application and contact you before the assessment is complete. These assessments are Behavioral and Cognitive (internal candidates will only receive the Behavioral assessment), and each assessment takes less than 12 minutes to complete. After submitting your application, you will receive two emails from The Predictive Index inviting you to complete each of these assessments (please check your SPAM or Junk email folder if you do not see these emails in your inbox). Position Salary Range $64,930.00 - $107,146.00 The salary range displayed represents the entirety of the pay grade for this position. Most candidates will start in the bottom half of the range. Factors that may be used to determine your actual salary include your specific skills, how many years of experience you have, your location and comparison to other team members already in this role. Build your career with us and enjoy access to a best-in-class benefits program.

The next part of your journey is right around the corner - with The Standard. A genuine desire to make a difference in the lives of others is the foundation for everything we do. With a customer-first mindset and an intentional focus on building strong teams, we've been able to uphold our legacy of financial stability while investing in new, innovative technologies that support the needs of our customers. Our high-performance culture focused on operational excellence thrives thanks to remarkable people united by compassion and a customer-first commitment. Are you ready to make a difference? The Standard is looking for a highly motivated college student (undergraduate: rising junior or senior) to participate in its remote Summer 2026 Compliance Internship Program. This opportunity is for students interested in a future career as a compliance professional within financial services or those wanting to learn more about the insurance industry. The program is designed to expose students to the financial services industry through a compliance lens by means of real-world work experience with compliance matters. If you are passionate about delivering results and interested in learning about the role of compliance in financial services, apply today! Job Description: Program participants become members of our Compliance Team, a division of the Legal and Compliance Department. The Compliance Team supports business goals by providing vital guidance and services to the company's businesses and service divisions while fostering a culture of ethical conduct and compliance with laws, rules, regulations, and company policies. In partnership with Legal, Compliance associates help the company navigate our heavily regulated industry by identifying compliance risks and working with business partners on solutions to help mitigate those risks. Responsibilities of the Compliance Intern include supporting day-to-day operational work, assisting with topical research assignments, and working on special projects as assigned. The internship program allows for flexibility of assignment types and focus areas based on the individual's skills, interests, and goals. Program participants will be provided with the opportunity to: Gain exposure to the financial services industry through a leading provider of insurance, employee benefits, and asset management products. Learn about various insurance and asset management products and services, and the Compliance functions that support them such as: Corporate, Product, Regulatory, Fraud, Privacy, and Securities. Work with professionals from across the Legal & Compliance Department to learn about The Standard's various business lines (e.g., retirement plans; annuities; life and disability insurance) and will have the opportunity to meaningfully contribute to the Compliance Department's initiatives. Network with leaders and interns across the company (e.g., Coffee with the Chief Compliance Officer and other compliance leaders, career mentoring, etc.) Present their experience (in the form of a final project), including specific insights and knowledge gained from the program to a group of Compliance leaders from across the organization at the end of their internship period. Skills and Background You'll Need: Education: Rising Junior or Senior majoring in business, finance, legal/criminal justice, or interested in financial services. Skills: Strong organizational, interpersonal, analytical, problem-solving, and time management skills. Ability to work both independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively in a team environment. Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to produce clear and concise writing to transform complex information into a concise narrative. Experience with MS Office and other MS applications for content development. Key Behaviors of a Successful Candidate: Winning together: Effective team player and able to build collaborative working relationships within own team and with external departments. Adaptability: Utilizes creative problem-solving techniques to address new circumstances and presents potential solutions. Demonstrated willingness to learn new skills and accept feedback. Driving success: Independently drives work forward and takes responsibility for achieving job requirements, tasks, and objectives. Possesses an innate curiosity and self-motivation to produce great results. Additional details: Fully remote, full-time (40 hours/week), 10-to-12-week paid internship, formal orientation and onboarding, 3 days of PTO time and paid holidays. Why Join The Standard? We have built an enduring legacy of stability, financial strength and exceptional customer service through the contributions of the service-oriented people who choose to work at The Standard. To ensure we can attract and retain the best talent, when you join The Standard you can expect: Real-world experiences and meaningful projects that support your career goals provided by a supportive and responsive management team eager to help with skills development Opportunities to build relationships and broaden industry knowledge through virtual networking with leaders and team members across the company Three days of paid time off and paid company holidays during your internship period A virtual first day orientation and the equipment necessary (e.g., laptop, monitors, headset) for a successful internship experience Salary Range: $21.75 - $22.75/hour, based on year in school Positions will be posted for at least 5 days from original posting date. Standard Insurance Company, The Standard Life Insurance Company of New York, Standard Retirement Services, Inc., StanCorp Mortgage Investors, LLC, StanCorp Investment Advisers, Inc., and American Heritage Life Insurance Company and American Heritage Service Company, marketed as The Standard, are Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employers. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability or veteran status or any other condition protected by federal, state or local law. Except where precluded by state or federal law, The Standard will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance. The Standard offers a drug- and alcohol-free work environment where possession, manufacture, transfer, offer, use of or being impaired by an illegal substance while on The Standard's property, or in other cases which the company believes might affect operations, safety or reputation of the company is prohibited. The Standard requires a criminal background investigation and employment, education and licensing verification as a condition of employment. After any conditional offer of employment is made, the background check will include an individualized assessment based on the applicant's specific record and the duties and requirements of the specific job. Applicants will be provided an opportunity to explain and correct background information. All employees of The Standard must be bondable.

An exciting opportunity exists to join the ProAssurance family of companies! Our mission is powerful and simple: We protect others. Choosing a place to apply your talents is an important decision for anyone. You have plenty of options. Why choose ProAssurance? At ProAssurance, we sell a pledge, and that pledge is delivered by our team members. We are seeking individuals who value integrity, leadership, relationships, and enthusiasm-and want to build their career with a great company where they can be their authentic self and feel valued, recognized, and rewarded for their contributions. ProAssurance specializes in healthcare professional liability, products liability for medical technology and life sciences, legal professional liability, and workers' compensation insurance. We are an industry-leading specialty insurer, with job opportunities in much of the contiguous United States. This position supports our workers' compensation line of business, Eastern Alliance, and reports to the office at least 2 days per week. Preference is for this position to be based in Charlotte NC, but we will also consider Lancaster PA, Falmouth ME, or Ridgeland MS. We are looking to fill two openings at this time. The primary responsibility of the Associate Underwriter position is to provide support to the Underwriters by ensuring the accurate processing of new business applications, renewals, endorsements, cancellations, and non-renewals, and analyzing information critical to the underwriting evaluation of the risk. Sound decision making and effective communication with agency partners is necessary. This position is focused on processing and evaluating risks in the unite and custom premium band. What you'll do: * 30% - Confirm and process duplicate submissions according to first-in procedures. Evaluate and organize new business applications by collecting and analyzing data. Analyze loss information with strong attention to detail, completing Jaguar to calculate loss trends. Perform necessary functions to ensure accuracy in the rating systems. Make an initial determination of risk desirability during the data evaluation stage to enhance work efficiency.Manually enter those submissions not processed automatically; these would include handwritten applications or those with optical recognition errors. * 30% - Decide upon and execute appropriate action in support of profitability objectives for renewal of existing policyholders according to company procedures and timelines. Request information from agents, analyze loss information with strong attention to detail, completing Jaguar to calculate loss trends. * 15% - Issue and cancel policies according to timelines set by regulatory and Company guidelines. Correct or modify policies ensuring accurate and timely processing and interpretation of endorsements and other necessary policy changes. Correct or modify policies by the accurate and timely processing and interpretation of criticisms and unit statistical letters. * 7% - Exemplify the Eastern Way in communicating with agents and coworkers by responding promptly, courteously, and professionally to requests for information and telephone inquiries demonstrating a high level of customer service. Maintain, cultivate, and develop high quality company-agency and company-client working relationships, communicating with the appropriate medium as necessitated by business needs and company guidelines. * 6% - Complete tasks associated with follow up, including but not limited to, signed applications, loss runs, audit payroll adjustments, membership affiliation confirmation, safety committee letters, etc. * 6% - Communicate with Finance Department regarding questions of payments and audits, follow up with agent or insured if necessary and communicate any concerns with the Underwriter. Send notices of cancellation and policy reinstatement letters to our agency partners. * 6% - Actively participate in monthly team meetings, training as needed and provide general office support and other projects as assigned. Willingly offer support to other team members as needed. What we're looking for: * Bachelor's degree in business, insurance, or related field preferred. A high school diploma or G.E.D. and a minimum of two years of professional experience is required for candidates without a bachelor's degree. Workers' compensation and insurance industry experience is preferred. * Proficiency in Microsoft Office computer applications; ability to learn new computer software applications. * Basic analytical ability, in order to gather data and interpret information; request more information when data is incomplete and prioritize work. * Attention to detail in evaluating policy information and strong organizational skills in establishing priorities, and meeting deadlines. * Ability to communicate effectively and professionally both verbally and in writing with all levels of the organization as well as with outside customers and clients. * Ability to assess the urgency and importance of a situation and take appropriate action. #LI-Hybrid We are committed to providing a dynamic and inclusive environment where everyone can do their best work and grow personally and professionally. For that reason, we partner with The Predictive Index (PI) - an organization equally committed to improving the working lives of people, to help us hire the best talent by providing additional insight about one's work style. The position you applied to requires completion of two assessments prior to being scheduled to interview with a hiring manager. A Talent Acquisition team member may review your application and contact you before the assessment is complete. These assessments are Behavioral and Cognitive (internal candidates will only receive the Behavioral assessment), and each assessment takes less than 12 minutes to complete. After submitting your application, you will receive two emails from The Predictive Index inviting you to complete each of these assessments (please check your SPAM or Junk email folder if you do not see these emails in your inbox). Position Salary Range $19.43 - $32.06 The salary range displayed represents the entirety of the pay grade for this position. Most candidates will start in the bottom half of the range. Factors that may be used to determine your actual salary include your specific skills, how many years of experience you have, your location and comparison to other team members already in this role. Build your career with us and enjoy access to a best-in-class benefits program.

An exciting opportunity exists to join the ProAssurance family of companies! Our mission is powerful and simple: We protect others. Choosing a place to apply your talents is an important decision for anyone. You have plenty of options. Why choose ProAssurance?At ProAssurance, we sell a pledge, and that pledge is delivered by our team members. We are seeking individuals who value integrity, leadership, relationships, and enthusiasm-and want to build their career with a great company where they can be their authentic self and feel valued, recognized, and rewarded for their contributions. ProAssurance specializes in healthcare professional liability, products liability for medical technology and life sciences, legal professional liability, and workers' compensation insurance. We are an industry-leading specialty insurer, with job opportunities in much of the contiguous United States.This position supports our medical professional liability line of business. Preference is for this position to be based near our Mechanicsburg PA office (hybrid) or elsewhere in Pennsylvania (remote); however, we will also consider qualified candidates located elsewhere in the Northeast US (not limited to the states listed) for a remote work arrangement. 2+ years medical professional liability underwriting experience is required. The primary responsibility is to provide support the MPL underwriting strategy by underwriting business that will produce an underwriting profit. The Standard Underwriter will review submissions and identify exposure and risk, determine accurate classifications and rates, and may answer questions concerning a policy status or billing for policies. Under the guidance of Underwriting Management, the Standard Underwriter will analyze applications and screen applicants based on certain criteria and ensure that policy transactions such as renewals or quotes are issued, and changes are recorded correctly. What you'll do: 60% - Evaluate risk through the review of new and renewal business, determining risk acceptance, pricing terms, and conditions. Perform underwriting functions in accordance with established standards, guidelines, rates, and coverage forms filed and approved by law in the state of responsibility. Gather and analyze relevant financial data to identify and evaluate risk. Examine risk profile and loss history and take necessary steps to ensure that each risk is appropriately classified and priced. Create new and renewal business indications and quotes. Approve underwriting transactions and bind coverage within authority; provide analysis and file documentation to support decisions. Determine applicable surcharges, discounts, or credits. 15% - Participate in committee and department meetings. Prepare underwriting reports and reviews as requested by management. 10% - Work with internal sales and marketing to foster and maintain insured relationships, identify prospects, and other opportunities for business development. 5% - Request Risk Management referrals as indicated. 5% - Work with Underwriting Techs to foster efficient and accurate service to our agents and insureds. 5% - Some overnight travel required for meetings with insureds and to national trade shows or conferences. Perform special projects as directed by management. What we're looking for: Bachelor's degree in risk management and insurance or another business field. Minimum of eight years insurance experience in lieu of degree. Minimum of two years of medical professional liability underwriting experience required. Completion or progress towards an insurance or professional liability designation (e.g., RPLU, CPCU, AINS) desired. Resident P&C insurance agents license may be required (can be obtained within one year from employment start date). Understanding of insurance and medical terminology and insurance and underwriting principles required. Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite. Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills; ability to work well within a team environment. Self-motivated and able to accomplish multiple tasks in a timely manner. Accomplished written and verbal communication skills. Critical thinking/problem solving skills required. #LI-Remote We are committed to providing a dynamic and inclusive environment where everyone can do their best work and grow personally and professionally. For that reason, we partner with The Predictive Index (PI) - an organization equally committed to improving the working lives of people, to help us hire the best talent by providing additional insight about one's work style. The position you applied to requires completion of two assessments prior to being scheduled to interview with a hiring manager. A Talent Acquisition team member may review your application and contact you before the assessment is complete. These assessments are Behavioral and Cognitive (internal candidates will only receive the Behavioral assessment), and each assessment takes less than 12 minutes to complete. After submitting your application, you will receive two emails from The Predictive Index inviting you to complete each of these assessments (please check your SPAM or Junk email folder if you do not see these emails in your inbox). Position Salary Range $56,446.00 - $93,145.00 The salary range displayed represents the entirety of the pay grade for this position. Most candidates will start in the bottom half of the range. Factors that may be used to determine your actual salary include your specific skills, how many years of experience you have, your location and comparison to other team members already in this role. Build your career with us and enjoy access to a best-in-class benefits program.

The next part of your journey is right around the corner - with The Standard. A genuine desire to make a difference in the lives of others is the foundation for everything we do. With a customer-first mindset and an intentional focus on building strong teams, we've been able to uphold our legacy of financial stability while investing in new, innovative technologies that support the needs of our customers. Our high-performance culture focused on operational excellence thrives thanks to remarkable people united by compassion and a customer-first commitment. Are you ready to make a difference? Job Summary Our Voluntary Benefits Division is growing! The Employee Benefits Consultant is responsible for top line premium growth, case count and producer recruiting for a territory that includes central/southern NJ and eastern PA. This position works with national, regional and local Employee Benefit Brokers, Consultants, General Agents, Technology Partners and Enrollment Firms by consulting, training, educating, and motivating in order to ensure profitable growth and to meet sales objectives established for an assigned market within the territory. Establish and maintain consulting relationships with national, regional, and local Employee Benefit Broker Partners, General Agents, Technology Partners, and Enrollment Firms for voluntary group and life insurance products, including long-term care. Serve as a subject matter expert to partners, providing guidance on enrollment technology solutions and product offerings for their clients. Deliver training and ongoing development to producers, agencies, and general agents; support their growth in assigned regions. Collaborate closely with internal departments-Sales Support, Underwriting, Policyholder Services, Billing, Compliance, and Compensation-to achieve production goals and ensure high-quality business. Analyze market trends, consult with producers to enhance their business, support recruiting and marketing initiatives, and provide feedback to implement corporate strategy. * Prior experience selling voluntary benefits is a requirement of the role. * * An established broker network in the territory is a requirement of the role. * * Ability to travel 2-3 days per week within the territory is a requirement of the role. * Skills and Background You'll Need Education: Bachelor's degree preferred. Life & health licensing required. If not currently licensed, must obtain upon hire. Experience: Minimum 2 years experience selling voluntary benefits. An established broker network within the territory is required. Must be able to travel 3 days per week on average throughout the territory. Key Behaviors of a Successful Candidate Customer Focus. Understanding needs of internal and external clients. Driving Success. Proactive approach to developing a team that exceed expectations. Winning Together: Work as a collaborative member on the Voluntary Benefits team strategizing and driving sales success. #LI-REMOTE Why Join The Standard? We have built an enduring legacy of stability, financial strength and exceptional customer service through the contributions of the service-oriented people who choose to work at The Standard. To ensure we can attract and retain the best talent, when you join The Standard you can expect: A rich benefits package including medical, dental, vision and a 401(k) plan with matching company contributions An annual incentive bonus plan Generous paid time off including 11 holidays, 2 wellness days, and 8 volunteer hours annually - PTO increases with tenure A supportive, responsive management approach and opportunities for career growth and advancement Paid parental leave and adoption/surrogacy assistance An employee giving program that double matches your donations to eligible nonprofits and schools In addition to the competitive salary range below, our employee-focused benefits support work-life balance. Learn more about working at The Standard. Eligibility to participate in an incentive program is subject to the rules governing the program and plan. Any award depends on a variety of factors including individual and organizational performance. Performance guarantees may be applied to roles with highly incentivized compensation plans for a specified period of time to support a new hire's transition into the sales incentive plan. Compensation is made up of a base salary, incentives, and/or other bonuses when applicable. This is a minimum range that can be increased based on performance and sales activity. Salary Range: $125K-$200K+, which includes a base salary and target incentive compensation Positions will be posted for at least 5 days from original posting date. Standard Insurance Company, The Standard Life Insurance Company of New York, Standard Retirement Services, Inc., StanCorp Mortgage Investors, LLC, StanCorp Investment Advisers, Inc., and American Heritage Life Insurance Company and American Heritage Service Company, marketed as The Standard, are Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employers. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability or veteran status or any other condition protected by federal, state or local law. Except where precluded by state or federal law, The Standard will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance. The Standard offers a drug- and alcohol-free work environment where possession, manufacture, transfer, offer, use of or being impaired by an illegal substance while on The Standard's property, or in other cases which the company believes might affect operations, safety or reputation of the company is prohibited. The Standard requires a criminal background investigation and employment, education and licensing verification as a condition of employment. After any conditional offer of employment is made, the background check will include an individualized assessment based on the applicant's specific record and the duties and requirements of the specific job. Applicants will be provided an opportunity to explain and correct background information. All employees of The Standard must be bondable.

The Release Manager is responsible for overseeing the planning, scheduling, and coordination of software releases across the organization. This role involves working closely with development, QA, and operations teams to ensure that software releases are deployed smoothly and efficiently, with minimal disruption to production environments. The Release Manager will identify and mitigate risks associated with release activities, develop and maintain release management processes, and communicate release status and issues to stakeholders. This position requires strong project management skills, a deep understanding of the software development lifecycle and agile methodologies, and the ability to work effectively with diverse teams. The Release Manager will also focus on continuously improving release management processes to enhance overall efficiency and effectiveness. Key Responsibilities and Duties: Release Planning and Management: Develop and manage the release schedule, ensuring it aligns with project timelines and business objectives. Plan and manage release schedules and milestones for all projects. Team Coordination: Collaborate with development, QA, and operations teams to ensure successful deployment of software releases. Coordinate release activities across various teams to ensure timely delivery. Risk Management: Identify potential risks associated with release activities and implement strategies to mitigate them, ensuring minimal disruption to production environments. Identify, manage, and mitigate risks associated with software releases. Process Development: Establish and maintain release management processes, documentation, and best practices to streamline release activities. Ensure that the release process is followed and that all deliverables are completed on time. Stakeholder Communication: Provide regular updates and reports on release status, issues, and risks to stakeholders, ensuring transparency and alignment. Communicate release status to stakeholders and manage expectations. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration and delivery of software components. Conflict Resolution: Manage and resolve conflicts related to release schedules and resource allocation to maintain project momentum. Continuous Improvement: Continuously evaluate and improve release management processes to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Maintain and improve release management processes and tools. Release Readiness: Conduct release readiness reviews and ensure all release requirements are met. Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Technology, or a related field. Extensive experience as a Release Manager or in a comparable role within the IT industry, with at least 7 years of experience. Strong understanding of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and agile methodologies. Excellent project management skills with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with diverse teams. Experience with release management tools and software (e.g., Jenkins, Git, JIRA). Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. Preferred Qualifications: Certification in project management or agile methodologies (e.g., PMP, Scrum Master). Experience in a DevOps environment. Familiarity with cloud-based deployment and infrastructure.

Position Overview: We are seeking to hire a highly-skilled and experienced tax professional with a strong background in corporate taxation and the ability to quickly become a key member of Chubb's global tax team. Someone in this position will be analyzing and interpreting complex tax laws and regulations pertaining to Chubb's insurance and non-insurance businesses, reviewing documents pertaining to aspects of our global business including those related to business development, contracting, etc. Importantly this position provides advice and supports others providing guidance to our internal business partners. The position requires a team player who is technical, organized, and responsive and can handle multiple projects while producing accurate and timely results. Please note: We prefer this person to be located on the East Coast (Philadelphia, Whitehouse Station, Jersey City, New York City). However, we're open to this person being anywhere in the United States. Key Responsibilities: Provide expert legal advice and guidance on corporate tax matters, including federal, state, and international tax law Conduct thorough reviews of transactions, contracts, and business structures to identify tax implications and mitigate potential risks Assist in the development and implementation of tax planning that align with the company's goals to pay the right tax at the right time Collaborate with legal, finance, treasury, and accounting teams to ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations Stay abreast of changes in tax legislation and policy developments that may impact the organization Advise on tax audits and dispute resolution with taxing authorities, as requested Provide training and support to internal teams on tax matters and best practices Collaborate with external advisors and consultants as needed to address complex tax issues Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school Bachelor's degree in finance or accounting preferred Admission to the bar in home state Minimum of 10 years of experience in corporate tax law, preferably in a corporate legal department or large law firm Strong understanding of federal, state, and international tax laws and regulations Desired Skills: Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to navigate complex tax issues Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to convey complex legal concepts to non-tax experts Insurance tax experience is a plus but not a requirement Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment The pay range for the role is $151,000 to $257,000. The specific offer will depend on an applicant's skills and other factors. This role may also be eligible to participate in a discretionary annual incentive program. Chubb offers a comprehensive benefits package, more details on which can be found on our careers website. The disclosed pay range estimate may be adjusted for the applicable geographic differential for the location in which the position is filled.

The Claim Adjuster is an individual contributor role responsible for successfully and compliantly adjudicating claims, meeting claim execution targets, and delivering a WoW! experience to our Pet Parents every day. Responsibilities: • Adjudicating claims • Meeting or exceeding daily claim targets • Providing guidance, oversight, and final approval authority to non-licensed claims processors from GenPact, AdStrat, or Healthy Paws • Obtaining and maintains advanced adjuster licenses according to state and municipality requirements • Ensuring claims are compliantly processed and adjudicated following standard operating procedures and processes • Identifying process improvement opportunities and implementing solutions • Be a licensed Claim Adjuster or have the experience to become a licensed Claim Adjuster within six months • Property and Casualty License • Ability to effectively communicate with pet parents • Problem solving and decision-making skills • Organizational and time management skills • Basic IT skills - To be successful in this fully remote role, it's important that they feel confident managing basic functions independently-such as attaching files to emails, editing shared documents, troubleshooting simple issues like screensharing, and knowing when to escalate tech concerns to the right person-since all job duties are conducted online. • Outlook, Word, Access and Power Point skills • Experience with ERP or CRM systems a plus Education and experience: • Veterinary knowledge or experience evaluating medical records a plus • 2+ years of customer service or call center experience • High school diploma or equivalent work experience

As a member of Chubb's Actuarial Team, you will help evaluate business opportunities in a given market by analyzing data to identify the potential profitability and possible pitfalls. Armed with this data, we advise top management on ways to balance the anticipated with the unexpected. Typically, our actuaries base their analysis on the demand the business may create, the price required to deliver a reasonable rate of return, and the potential effect of claims on the company's profitability. Actuarial Interns are located primarily in Philadelphia, PA and Whitehouse Station, NJ. The program offers college students the opportunity to work in one section of our department during the summer. Interns are exposed to many facets of actuarial work and techniques and are introduced to insurance terminology and concepts. In addition to working closely with their supervisor, they are given an opportunity to network with other members of the Actuarial Department. We are looking for individuals who possess math and analytical skills, can effectively work as part of a team, are sophisticated communicators, and enjoy coming up with creative solutions to problems. Qualified candidates should be pursuing a degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Finance, Actuarial Sciences, or a related field. Undergraduate or Graduate Student in Actuarial Science; Mathematics; Science; Engineering; Economics or Finance with a Mathematics foundation. Strong GPA, 3.0 or higher required. At least one actuarial exam passed is preferred. Strong mathematical skills (including calculus, probability, and statistics) Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products, specifically Excel and Access Experience with SQL, R Studio and Python is preferred Solid analytical and problem-solving skills Communication and influence skills Ability to contribute to the attainment of business goals and objectives through teamwork The pay range for this internship is $23 to $27 per hour. The specific offer will depend on an applicant's skills and other factors. The disclosed pay range estimate may be adjusted for the applicable geographic differential for the location in which the position is filled.

The Chubb Global Services (CGS) group focuses on delivering superior clients services to Chubb's multinational business across Chubb's diverse product line. The CGS Finance group oversees global money movement, billing and collections of reinsurance and deductibles, reporting, and overall multinational guidance and strategy. Reporting Relationship: The role will report to Chubb Global Services Manager of Claims Billing. The individual will communicate directly with internal management and other interdepartmental groups to resolve issues and provide ad hoc support when requested. There will also be opportunities to interact directly with our brokers, insureds, reinsurers, and risk managers to help resolve issues or concerns. Key Responsibilities: The analyst is responsible for calculating, billing, and notifying the insured and reinsurers of invoices on behalf of Foreign Produced Business Units. This involves notifying insured/reinsurers on a timely basis, preparation of billing packages to ensure accurate billing. Some work will pertain to complex claim issues and may involve difficult presentations to external and internal contacts. Read an Interpret Binders, Policy Endorsements, and Reinsurance Agreements on complex cash flow accounts produced from US and overseas offices Work with Global Services and Overseas offices to provide presentations on billing capabilities as well as implementation for successful processing of loss billing Analyze and assess business situations, conceive appropriate translation for various systems, and design response to all levels Create the appropriate insured and reinsurance calculations, in multiple currencies, in billing system from weekly feeds for payments and reserves Work independently on system enhancements and any new business study that requires system changes to our claims reinsurance process Create and execute special projects relating to quality control of our claims stat and accounting practices and provide additional insight for corrective actions Manage and action workflows and reports created from weekly loads for appropriate attachment to contracts for billing. Ability to understand and document custom cash flow accounts to recommend and execute processes and ensure accurate billing. B.S. degree in Business, or additional related field 1 to 3 years of claims reinsurance or insurance industry experience Excellent communications skills to articulate to various levels of internal and external management within a global environment. Claims Reinsurance experience preferred Effective problem solving and analytical ability. Ability to work effectively on a team as well as individually to self-manage own processes. Advanced skill level in Excel preferred.

Chubb is currently seeking an Investigator for our Global Fraud Investigation Unit! The successful applicant will be responsible for domestic and international investigations of alleged fraud matters involving employees, agents, and third-party providers; designing and executing data analysis to identify potential fraud; and identifying and assessing the risk of current fraud trends. Fluency in Spanish is required. The ideal candidate will sit in our Whitehouse Station, NJ or Philadelphia, PA offices. Responsibilities Plan, conduct or manage cross-organization teams (as necessary), and document investigations of alleged misconduct. Research and analyze data from numerous sources including internal systems, public records and social media. Conduct internal and external investigations in partnership with Human Resources, Employee Relations, Legal and Compliance and Line of Business Management. Prepare investigative reports and present results of investigations to all levels of management and line of business stakeholders with an aim towards remediation and process improvement. Perform country and regional level assessment of fraud risks to enable development of proactive fraud detection tools. Partner with the Internal Audit, Compliance, and Digital and IT teams to enhance proactive fraud detection and prevention capabilities using available data as allowed by local regulations. Participate in efforts for delivering fraud awareness training to employees across Chubb. A minimum of 5 years of relevant investigative and/or audit experience is required. Experience in Insurance industry. Degree (BS or equivalent) preferably in Accounting/Finance. Fluency in Spanish Professional designation, such as, CPA or equivalent, CFE, and/or CIA is strongly preferred. Proficient experience in Microsoft Office Excel, ACL and/or other data analysis tools. Knowledge of machine learning technology capabilities. Strong investigative skills including interviewing techniques. Knowledge of auditing and investigative standards. The pay range for the role is $69,000-$117,400. The specific offer will depend on an applicant's skills and other factors. This role may also be eligible to participate in a discretionary annual incentive program. Chubb offers a comprehensive benefits package, more details on which can be found on our careers website. The disclosed pay range estimate may be adjusted for the applicable geographic differential for the location in which the position is filled.

Join Chubb as a Product Services Manager and bring your Commercial Lines expertise to the forefront! If you have a passion for navigating the complexities of commercial insurance products and thrive in a dynamic environment, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Leverage your 1-2 years of experience in underwriting, product management, or regulatory compliance to make a significant impact in our Commercial Lines division. Legal and Compliance (L&C) - Philosophy and Culture Statement: The L&C is committed to providing best-in-class legal and compliance services to our business partners. The L&C emphasizes teamwork, expertise, and a “can-do” attitude. Operating as a best-in-class organization requires a commitment to constant improvement and an on-going commitment to adding value - every day, by every team member. The group takes pride in delivering consistent customer satisfaction, advancing self-development among team members, participating in company and team initiatives - all with a focus on superior execution. This is an on-site role. Ideally, this candidate will sit in our Philadelphia, PA office. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Work with business units in the development and filing of new Commercial Lines products, amendments, coverages, rating plans, and programs that conform to applicable laws while meeting business objectives. Manage and maintain assigned Commercial Lines Products including forms, rules, and rating plans so they are in compliance with regulatory requirements. Manage/implement approved rate/rule/form changes in the appropriate policy issuance system(s). Develop and direct Commercial Lines product filings to ensure expedited filing approvals. Provide input/drive resolution to filing objections with Business Unit and Actuarial input. Perform regulatory review of products and draft state amendatory language. Analyze regulatory and legislative changes and propose action as needed. Develop and circulate advisory bulletins as appropriate. Provide technical advice, counsel, and assistance in the development and utilization of the policy issuance system(s) utilized by Commercial Lines. Participate in and support regulatory compliance activities including audits of business units and Market Conduct Examinations. Research and develop reference tools on important product issues for posting to the internal Chubb intranet as guides for the Business Unit. Provide detailed and accurate product requirements (forms, rules) to IT/third party vendor for system implementation. Manage special projects, as assigned. Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree or equivalent industry experience in product management and regulatory issues. Minimum 1-2 years of experience in Commercial or Commercial Lines products in underwriting, product management or regulatory compliance. General Skills: General knowledge of Commercial Lines insurance products, policy language and coverages Strong organizational and project management skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team Computer proficient in using Word, Excel, Adobe Pro, SERFF Excellent written and oral communication skills Demonstrates strong attention to detail and commitment to project ownership, accuracy and completion on a timely basis Experience in documenting business requirements a plus Knowledge of CSI Xpress Product Library a plus Ability to manage multiple projects, different demands and competing customers simultaneously in a face paced environment. Personal Qualities: Strong desire to be responsive to customer needs Self-motivated with a strong work ethic Energetic, enthusiastic and has a positive attitude Flexible

Contribute to the achievement of the Excess Casualty segment business plan. The Underwriter is responsible for production, underwriting and maintenance of new and renewal umbrella and excess casualty accounts within a defined territory. In addition, the Underwriter is responsible for establishing and cultivating business relationships with brokers and clients within the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast region to assure the continued flow of new business opportunities while representing the Excess Casualty segment. The Underwriter's primary responsibility is to underwrite individual risks through a demonstration of the following skills and abilities: Fundamentals of coverage, terms and conditions. Ability to offer coverage, terms and conditions which generate a profit for the Company while meeting the needs of the customer. Risk Assessment. Ability to identify risk exposures, special or common hazards, and appropriate controls. Ability to select risk based on exposure and risk analysis. Ability to analyze claims and quantify losses. Financial proficiency. Understanding of financial statements and ratios used in risk analysis. Understanding of insurance financial fundamentals; impact of underwriting decisions on company assets. Ability to understand credit risk. Actuarial fundamentals. Ability to understand loss trends, loss triangles, and ratemaking. Ability to quantify risk based on experience history and forecasting methods. Marketing and Communications. Ability to sell and negotiate to achieve bottom line profitability for the Company. Ability to make presentations and communicate articulately. Ability to base communications on strategic thinking. Ability to manage producer strategy. Systems and programs. Ability to use systems and software programs needed to conduct daily business. Ability to adhere to Chubb standards on pricing and servicing. Solicit new and renewal submissions from brokers Determine terms and conditions Document the underwriting files Handle more complex files and portfolios within underwriting authority Attend broker/client meeting Duties may include but are not limited to: Solicit new and renewal submissions from brokers Determine terms and conditions Document the underwriting files Handle more complex files and portfolios within underwriting authority Attend broker/client meeting Knowledge of insurance industry, underwriting concepts, practices, and procedures Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook Internet usage Oral and written communication skills Negotiation and marketing skills Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment Ability to self-manage, organize, and prioritize work with limited direction

KEY OBJECTIVE The primary objective of the Real Estate Program Manager is the cost effective and consistent delivery of quality construction and capital improvement projects leveraging third party providers. This position has responsibility for the strategy and goals of the construction phase of the project, the oversight and management of various project managers and materials and labor suppliers to deliver on these key objectives as well as the customer relationship management of key stakeholders including the GCRE Regional Directors and their business unit clients. MAJOR DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Provides project-specific workplace strategy for the stage-gated real estate approval process, in support of the Regional Directors Strategic partner with Facilities Management and Transactions Management functions Oversight and management of outsourced Project Manager's (PjM) for the delivery of real estate projects Provides direction to the third-party Occupancy Planner Manages key Chubb Real Estate vendor relationships including, architects, engineers, furniture suppliers, and others, as well as, maintaining aggressive pricing and discounting and driving consistent quality and on-time delivery Ensures compliance with Chubb Workplace guiding principles and architectural standards and adherence to exception approval processes for non-standard and out-of-scope work Ensures project managers deliver all projects on time and under budget with careful management of contingency Contributes to Workplace's ongoing development of architectural standards and workplace strategy Responsible for a consistent approach to project delivery for all Real Estate projects within their remit and aligned with global processes and procedures Participate in the annual planning and budgeting for capital projects Review and approve proposals and invoices ensuring scope and cost are as required or budgeted Travel to projects as required to ensure quality and cost control Responsible for project close out, material and as-built archiving Performs after action reviews and quality assessments on third party project managers and projects Qualifications BS in Design, Architecture, Engineering or similar field 5-10 years of Project Management for Real Estate activities Procore, CAD, and CAFM proficient Outstanding interpersonal skills to develop, drive and maintain relationships within and outside of Chubb. Viewed as a key partner and trusted advisor for all items Real Estate Workplace. Strong customer relationships skills including the ability to be influential in challenging situations Must be organized and detail-oriented Proficient in Microsoft Suite including PowerPoint, Word and Excel Strong written and oral communication and presentation skills Strategic thinking in Real Estate and space related situations Experience in budgeting and fit-out cost awareness Ability to manage multiple outsourced staff, running multiple projects simultaneously Must be results-driven and ability to meet commitments under pressure Ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues at all levels Must be an independent thinker, taking ownership of work and showing initiative

GSSBCM is a shared service to support Chubb business units and corporate functions. It assists with reducing risk and enhancing resilience, through deliberate planning, progressively challenging exercises, and transparent policies and processes. For business continuity, this includes adequate preparation to sustain critical business operations through various disruptive events. The Business Continuity Specialist serves as a subject matter expert and driver of Chubb's overall readiness for, response to, and recovery from business interruptions. The position requires an experienced professional who can provide expertise and thought leadership in business continuity. This person will be responsible for partnering with North America business and functional leaders, and across multiple partner workstreams, in executing strategies developed by the business continuity management team. The specialist will be responsible for sourcing, learning, and using best practices to support continuity initiatives and response to incidents. This position will be located in the Philadelphia, PA office. Key Responsibilities Provide support for all business continuity initiatives for North America. This includes annual business continuity requirements - of business continuity plan, business process identification, business impact analysis, development and maintenance, and resilience exercises Assist with implementation and management of Chubb's business continuity platform - Fusion Support major team initiatives with strong project management skills - track and communicate project status, milestones, gaps, change requests, and release schedules Assist in the business continuity program's maturity model, sourcing new best practices and regulatory expectations, and identifying areas for continued enhancement Support data management and presentation of monthly, quarterly, and annual reporting requirements Contribute in responding to incidents and outages Actively participate in regular meetings with key partners such as Chubb's resilience, facilities, human resources, technology, and communications teams Maintain program documents such as SOPs, playbooks, user guides, etc. and report required updates for team review Contribute and help develop business continuity training modules Write educational and awareness pieces supporting business continuity initiatives Work collaboratively with the business continuity team and members of GSSBCM to support business continuity initiatives across all geographies Other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the business continuity leadership Travel as required throughout the year (approx. 20%) Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university Professional Designation - Certified Business Continuity Professional (or equivalent certifications or work experience) preferred Knowledge and experience in business continuity planning, training, and exercising commensurate with a minimum of 3 years of experience Knowledge of Fusion Risk Management is a plus Strong analytical, organizational, and decision-making skills Strong leadership skills and a productive team player with a proven track record Strong verbal and written communications. Must be able to engage and coordinate efficiently and effectively with business partners and all levels of leadership across the global organization Strong project management skills, with effectiveness in breaking down work, developing tasks, managing resources to achieve target dates, and proactively identifying risks and impediments Strong interpersonal and articulation skills required to communicate solutions to management Skilled at working with senior management in the development of strategic, as well as tactical plans to mature the organization's business resilience culture Strong proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, MS Teams); SharePoint; Microsoft Outlook; Web-based communications tools; and internet-based research The successful candidate will: Be well-versed in the life cycle of business continuity and the intersection of business continuity and risk management methodologies Have successfully managed matrix relationships across partner business lines and stakeholders Be a driven problem solver who possesses critical thinking, communication, and teaching skills, and who is a detailed orientated self-starter Have experience managing a business continuity technology platform(s) and teaching and coaching end-users Understand operational resilience practices and approaches to planning

KEY OBJECTIVE The Junior Workplace Program Manager (JPgM) will support the delivery of construction and capital improvement projects across North America, working closely with senior team members and third-party providers. This role is designed for a motivated individual with 3-5 years of experience who is eager to grow their career in corporate real estate. The JPgM will be a part of and assist the Workplace Program Management team in managing project timelines, budgets, vendor relationships, and stakeholder communication while learning and applying workplace strategy and project management best practices. MAJOR DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Project Support: Assist in the planning, coordination, and execution of real estate projects, including office fit-outs, renovations, and capital improvements. Workplace Strategy: Collaborate with senior team members to provide project-specific workplace strategy for real estate approvals. Vendor Coordination: Support the management of relationships with key vendors, including architects, engineers, furniture suppliers, and contractors, ensuring quality and cost control. Budgeting & Reporting: Assist in creating and tracking project budgets, reviewing proposals, and processing invoices to ensure alignment with scope and cost expectations. Compliance: Ensure projects adhere to company workplace standards and architectural guidelines, escalating exceptions for approval as needed. Documentation: Help maintain project documentation, including as-built drawings, material archives, and close-out reports. Stakeholder Communication: Build relationships with internal stakeholders, including Regional Directors and business unit clients, to ensure alignment on project goals and deliverables. Process Improvement: Contribute ideas to improve project delivery processes and workplace standards. Presentations: Prepare and deliver presentations, both virtually and in-person, on design concepts, workplace strategy, and change management to key stakeholders, including senior and site leadership. Learning & Development: Participate in training opportunities to develop expertise in workplace strategy, project management tools, and corporate real estate processes. Bachelor's degree in Interior Design, Architecture, Engineering, Construction Project Management, or a related field. 3-5 years of experience in project coordination or management within real estate, construction, or a related industry. Familiarity with AutoCAD required, project management tools (e.g., MS Project, Procore, CAFM) are a plus. Organized with attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (PowerPoint, Word, Excel). Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues and vendors. Comfortable presenting to small and large groups of stakeholders, both virtually and in-person, with confidence and clarity. A proactive mindset with a willingness to learn and take ownership of assigned tasks. Basic understanding of budgeting and cost management principles. Ability to travel occasionally to project sites for site walks, quality and cost control, and internal stakeholder project meetings. Enthusiasm for building a career in corporate real estate and workplace strategy.

The Experienced Risk Analyst position is an opportunity to join a broadly diversified global insurance and reinsurance provider with a culture of excellence and remarkable growth potential. The function of the Internal Audit Department plays a vital role in evaluating the design and effectiveness of control processes throughout the organization. The business knowledge and control assessment skills developed in the Internal Audit Department will position the successful candidate for a broad range of career opportunities within the company. In addition, Internal Audit's internal training program provides a strong foundation to develop audit and leadership competencies. For the individual who is naturally curious, analytical, and enjoys challenging assignments, we are offering the opportunity for a promising future that comes with working for an industry leader. RESPONSIBILITIES The Experienced Risk Analyst is responsible for executing controls testing for operational audits and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) cycles. As part of the operational audit responsibilities, this individual will interview Underwriting, Claims, and/or Operations management, document risks and related controls, develop audit programs, and perform testing to evaluate the effectiveness of key controls. Additionally, the individual will have the opportunity to work with management to develop value-added audit comments, provide recommendations to management, and to assist in drafting audit reports for senior management review. This position is highly visible as the candidate will interact with all levels of management as they conduct audits. This exposure makes it an excellent position for someone who wants to understand multiple aspects of the company's operations. The person in this position will also work on teams to identify opportunities for continuous improvement in our audit processes. Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance 1-3 years in public accounting or internal audit experience Excellent written and oral communications skills Strong analytical skills Must be a team player

Chubb Benefits is seeking a Product Filing Specialist to join our fast-paced, high energy, growing company. We are proud of our tradition of success in the insurance industry of over 100 years. Come join our team of hard-working, talented professionals! Major Duties and Responsibilities • Responsible for submitting Life and Health filings to State Insurance Departments and Interstate Compact. • Responsible for direct contact with State Insurance Departments and Interstate Compact for the purpose of obtaining approval of filings as expeditiously as possible. • Ensures an effective level of collaboration and communication with Product Services Manager and Product Services Analyst to secure information necessary to complete a filing or respond to state objections. • Coordinate and monitor follow-ups and status updates with the State Insurance Departments and Interstate Compact. Distributes State objections to the appropriate individuals and ensures responses are received and submitted within the required timeframes. • Obtains copies of statutes and regulations that have been referenced in state objections and distributes to responsible party. • Responsible for reviewing and finalizing responses received to State objections with appropriate attachments for submission to the State and Interstate Compact. • Communicates State specific updates and filing status with internal business partners. • Completes close-out of filings in accordance with established State Filing procedures. • Assists in gathering information and documentation in response to Market Conduct Exams, Claims Requests and Internal Audits. Knowledge, Skills and Experience 3-5 years SERFF Filing experience Knowledge of State Filing requirements required General knowledge of group or individual Life and Health products. Strong PC skills, including Microsoft Word & Excel, and Adobe Acrobat required. Excellent written and verbal communication skills Superior organizational skills required to handle and manage multiple filings through all stages of submission and approval. Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills Education BA/BS degree preferred or related work experience

is located in Central Pennsylvania. Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities: To accept, contract, and handle claims as assigned. Work as many claims as possible. Assist in resolving complaints from policy holder relative to claims. Assist in investigating more complex claims. Complete Quality Control functions as assigned. Assists with other duties as necessary. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of or the ability to learn the agricultural industry, including an understanding of the kinds of crops produced in the territory; agricultural issues. Knowledge of or the ability to learn Rain and Hail's products, services and systems. Knowledge of and the ability to learn the underwriting and claim adjustment rules and regulations associated with the Multiple Peril Crop Insurance program, crop-hail program and the other insurance products offered by the company. Ability to organize and prioritize multiple tasks. Ability to work in a team oriented environment. Ability to effectively communicate and maintain business relationships with Company personnel, outside resources and customers. Ability to use the Company's terminology, procedures and systems. Ability to use department equipment. Ability to perform basic and complex mathematical calculations. Ability to drive a vehicle and maintain a valid drivers license. Ability to remain calm and professional during peak periods of activity. Ability to work from oral and written communication. Ability to maintain confidentiality. Ability to work independently. Ability to travel away from home for extended periods of time and on short notice. Willingness to relocate to another division if requested. Ability to assist in other work-related areas as required. High School or GED required, baccalaureate degree in Agricultural Business or related field preferred with 1-3 years of experience.