Role Description Are you passionate about helping people protect what matters most? Join our team as an Underwriter specializing in Homeowners MGA. You’ll play a key role in evaluating risks and making decisions that ensure our clients get the coverage they need. - Review individual insurance applications for property and casualty coverage. - Assess risks by evaluating property value, location, usage, safety features, and other key details. - Decide whether to accept, modify, or decline risks based on established guidelines. - Collaborate with field teams to gather information and defend underwriting decisions. - Support senior underwriters in managing accounts and servicing clients. Your work will help families and individuals feel secure in their homes, knowing they’re protected by the right insurance solutions. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree and 2 years related experience required. - Working knowledge of Microsoft Windows applications and Microsoft Office. - Detail oriented; strong analytical skills and good communication and interpersonal skills. Benefits - Medical/dental/vision plans, which start from day one! - Life and accident insurance. - 401(K) and Roth options. - Tax-advantaged accounts (HSA, FSA). - Educational expense reimbursement. - Paid parental leave. - Digital mental health services (Talkspace). - Flexible work hours (availability varies by office and job function). - Training programs. - Gallagher Thrive program – elevating your health through challenges, workshops and digital fitness programs for your overall wellbeing. - Charitable matching gift program. - And more... The benefits summary above applies to fulltime positions. If you are not applying for a fulltime position, details about benefits will be provided during the selection process.

Role Description The Site Budget and Contract Specialist is a key member of the Site Selection and Contracting team. This person works closely with project teams as well as the legal/contract department in the preparation, negotiation, and execution of budgets and contracts (clinical trial agreement – CTA) with investigator sites across EU, North America, and other countries. This role will be perfect for you if: - You can easily achieve consensus while maintaining positive working relationships with external partners. - Your team can count on you to get things done. - You have an ease to work with numbers (standardized budgets). Responsibilities - Contracts and budgets preparation: - Obtains the minimum and maximum site budget prepared by Business Development and approved by the Sponsor. - Obtains the project-specific site CTA template from Legal Affairs and Contracts approved by the Sponsor. - Prepares the contract schedule (study information, timelines, and payment information) in collaboration with the Project Manager. - Prepares and sends the Sponsor-approved contract and budget to sites for review. - Contracts and budgets negotiations: - Manages budget negotiation with the sites to ensure budget remains within the Sponsor-approved limits and escalates issues as necessary. - Manages contract negotiation with sites and escalates legal language requests to Legal Affairs and Contracts and to the Sponsor, as necessary. - Keeps track of progress with contract/budget negotiation and timelines for site activation using CTMS or other tracking system. - Keeps project team informed of progress and of any potential delays. - Finalizes the site contract/budget and obtains the necessary signatures. - Informs the appropriate parties of contract execution in a timely manner. - Updates CTMS, all necessary trackers, and ensures proper filing of the contract/budget and communications. - Follow up and close out: - Manages the site contract/budget amendments process during the course of the trial. - Performs site budget reconciliation during the negotiation process and at study closure. - May coordinate, with Legal Affairs and Contracts, the review and negotiation of the confidentiality disclosure agreement of the interested sites. - Maintains and develops a productive and professional relationship with research sites, Sponsor, and project teams. - Participates in meetings with Project Managers and/or Sponsor as required. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in a field relevant to clinical research or equivalent experience. - Minimum of 3 years of clinical research experience in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or CRO industry, including 2 years of experience managing site budget negotiation. - Good knowledge of good clinical practice, ICH standards, and applicable regulations. - Excellent English written and spoken skills. - Strong ability to carry out different projects simultaneously, to organize their work effectively, and to work under pressure in accordance with deadlines. - Good judgment and problem-solving skills. - Excellent knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite (i.e., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook). - Experience in customer service is an asset. - Strong interpersonal skills. Benefits - Permanent full-time position. - Flexible schedule. - Vacation. - Home-based position. - Ongoing learning and development. Company Description At Indero, you will work with brilliant and driven colleagues. Our values are collaboration, innovation, reliability, and responsiveness. We offer a stimulating work environment and attractive advancement opportunities. Indero is a world-renowned expert and clinical research leader in dermatology, with more than two decades of experience serving a broad range of indications, patient populations, administration routes, and drug classes, and a global footprint. Indero is a dual-focus CRO for dermatology and rheumatology, with 25+ years’ experience in clinical research and trial delivery. Our full-service approach provides biotech and pharmaceutical sponsors with the rigorous scientific foundation and tailored expertise their studies need to reach the finish line efficiently and effectively. Indero is committed to providing equitable treatment and equal opportunity to all individuals. As such, Indero will provide accommodations throughout the recruitment and selection process to applicants with disabilities, upon request. Indero only accepts applicants who can legally work in Romania.

• Own all core accounting functions, including general ledger, revenue recognition, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, and cash management. • Lead the monthly and year‑end close processes; establish close calendars, reconciliations, and documentation standards. • Ensure accurate, timely financial statements prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP. • Maintain accounting policies, procedures, and supporting documentation. • Lead preparation for and execution of the company’s first external financial statement audit. • Serve as the primary day‑to‑day point of contact for external auditors. • Coordinate with external accounting and tax advisors to ensure audit readiness and compliance. • Identify and remediate gaps in documentation, controls, and processes in a pragmatic, right‑sized manner. • Design and implement scalable accounting workflows and internal controls appropriate for a growth‑stage company. • Improve efficiency, automation, and repeatability of finance and accounting processes. • Build infrastructure to support 2x+ revenue growth without over‑engineering. • Own the annual budgeting process and forecasting. • Prepare cash flow forecasts and basic financial models. • Deliver variance analysis and KPI reporting for leadership decision‑making. • Partner with the COO on financial insights related to growth, hiring, and operating leverage. • Lead and develop a small internal accounting team, as well as manage outsourced partners (e.g., payroll, tax, audit support). • Establish clear roles, accountability, and documentation within the function. • Ensure smooth collaboration across operations, legal, and leadership teams.

Role Description The Director, Investments is a senior leadership role within CenturyLink Investment Management (CIM) responsible for hands-on public equity portfolio oversight and for driving execution rigor, investment standards, and accountability across the investment team. - Combines direct portfolio management with investment leadership and governance. - Key member of CIM’s Investment Committee and senior leadership team. - Expected to operate independently as an experienced investor. - Reports to the Chief Investment Officer. - Works closely with the Head of Asset Allocation, Portfolio Managers, and Operations and Compliance leadership. Main Responsibilities - Investment Leadership - Lead the investment team responsible for implementing strategies across public equities, fixed income, and alternative assets. - Contribute to the development of investment strategies for CIM’s fiduciary portfolios. - Supervise and support analysis of investment products, strategies, and portfolios. - Oversee investment recommendations from initial analysis through approval, documentation, and execution. - Supervise and coach seasoned investment professionals. - Ensure investment work is well-structured, decision-oriented, timely, and properly documented. - Oversee monitoring of trust assets at both the total-portfolio and individual-strategy levels. - Develop and maintain strong relationships across the institutional investment ecosystem. - Apply macroeconomic and market frameworks to improve timing, sizing, and implementation quality. - Supervise internally managed portfolios. - Public Equity Portfolio Management - Serve as Portfolio Manager for public equity strategies with direct responsibility for: - Manager selection and termination. - Portfolio construction and positioning. - Ongoing monitoring and performance evaluation. - Develop and articulate a clear public equity investment framework, including: - Key return drivers and risk factors. - Active versus passive implementation decisions. - Regional, style, and factor exposures. - Prepare and present Investment Committee recommendations. - Governance, Investment Committee & Leadership Team Participation - Serve as a standing member of the Investment Committee. - Partner with the CIO and Head of Asset Allocation to ensure: - Alignment between strategy and execution. - Clear ownership and accountability across teams. - Contribute as a member of CIM’s senior leadership team, helping shape: - Investment culture. - Process improvements. - Talent development. Qualifications - 15+ years of institutional investment experience. - Deep expertise in public equity investing and a strong professional network. - Meaningful exposure to fixed income and alternative assets. - Demonstrated ability to operate as a hands-on Portfolio Manager. - Lead and influence experienced investment professionals. - Drive rigor, accountability, and execution quality. - CFA designation strongly preferred. - Collaborative, team-oriented leadership style. - Strategic and independent thinker with a strong passion for investing. - Deep understanding of investment theory and practice, with sound judgment across market cycles. - Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills (quantitative and qualitative). - Clear, concise communicator with experience presenting to Investment Committees and Boards. - Familiarity with AI and interest in integrating advanced AI and other technology tools into the investment process. - Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field (advanced degree preferred). Requirements - Location Based Pay Ranges: - $207,239 - $276,318 in various states. - $217,606 - $290,134 in certain states. - $227,963 - $303,950 in other states. Benefits - Comprehensive package featuring a broad range of Health, Life, Voluntary Lifestyle benefits and other perks. - Support for physical, mental, emotional, and financial wellbeing.