Jobs at Greater New York Insurance Companies

Leads actuarial pricing, underwriting, ratemaking, reserving, profitability, and reinsurance analyses for commercial insurance products. Develops and maintains actuarial models, supports regulatory filings, validates staff work, coordinates projects, mentors actuarial employees, and presents recommendations to business stakeholders. Partners with underwriting, product, finance, claims, and reinsurance teams to improve pricing accuracy, profitability, data quality, and risk management.

Provides administrative support for the Claims Department, including phone coverage, correspondence, mail processing, scanning, invoice review, FNOL claim setup, coverage confirmation, ISO entries, lawsuit processing, medical-record requests, document redaction, file sharing, and independent medical exam scheduling. Uses ImageRight, WINS, Microsoft applications, MCS, and OneDrive while supporting examiners and completing special projects.

Defends insureds in New York Metropolitan area litigation from inception through verdict or settlement. Responsibilities include attending court proceedings, depositions, and trials; managing pleadings and discovery; evaluating liability and damages; conducting legal research and motions; reporting to carriers; and handling cases independently. Requires recent jury trial experience with multimillion-dollar cases, strong writing and research skills, and daily travel to courts, site inspections, and depositions.

Supports competitor analysis for Commercial General Liability, Property, and Auto insurance lines. Researches competitor rate filings, updates competitor databases, maintains Tableau dashboards, and modifies SQL code to generate analysis tables. The intern also participates in special projects and analyzes policy coverages while delivering accurate, efficient work.

Conducts field inspections of commercial properties, evaluates physical conditions and loss exposures, recommends mitigation measures, prepares timely written reports, and discusses findings with underwriters and agents. The trainee develops expertise in commercial property loss control while traveling throughout NYC and Long Island. The role requires a bachelor’s degree or relevant insurance, risk management, property, or construction management experience, along with a valid driver’s license and ability to climb stairs and ladders.

Represent insurer clients in litigation by attending depositions, court conferences, and trials; manage pleadings and discovery; evaluate liability and damages; conduct legal research and motions; participate in special projects.

Entry-level liability claims trainee handling incoming P&C claims under supervision. Develop investigative and analytical skills, review SOPs, medical records, and contracts, participate in projects, and provide customer service. Must pass AIC 300 within 120 days.

Handle custom liability claims from inception to closure for assigned accounts. Investigate facts, review coverage, set reserves, negotiate settlements, direct and coordinate defense counsel, prepare cases for trial, and support underwriting and loss control. Maintain accurate file notes, diary systems, and follow company protocols while interacting with insureds and brokers. Participate in special projects as required.

Examine, adjust, and defend liability claims by reviewing policies for coverage, investigating facts, evaluating damages, setting reserves, negotiating settlements, directing defense counsel, and maintaining complete claim files and diaries.

Perform ratemaking, profitability and loss-trend analyses, ISO rate impact and competitor analyses for commercial lines. Support state rate filings, integrate actuarial results using AI and visualization tools, update rating factors in SQL Server, and communicate findings to senior management and underwriters.