Senior Property and Casualty Underwriter
Location
California
Posted
22 hours ago
Salary
$103.6K - $120K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Senior Property and Casualty Underwriter
Ryan Specialty
• Manage and underwrite new and renewal Workers’ Compensation accounts • Analyze and evaluate submissions including loss runs, experience mods, payroll classifications, industry exposures, and safety controls to select profitable risks • Determine appropriate pricing, coverage structures, limits, and terms to ensure profitability while maintaining competitiveness in the market • Assess key Workers’ Compensation risk factors such as workplace safety programs, claims history, job classifications, multi-state exposures, and return-to-work programs • Actively manage a complex book of WC business, focusing on portfolio profitability, retention, and growth targets • Negotiate pricing, terms, and conditions with brokers and agents, while identifying cross-sell opportunities across other commercial lines • Build, maintain, and expand strong relationships with brokers, agents, and internal stakeholders to drive new business opportunities and maximize retention • Partner with claims, loss control, and actuarial teams to deliver a comprehensive underwriting approach and improve risk selection • Provide accurate forecasting, participate in business planning, and contribute to achieving underwriting and financial performance goals • Mentor and support junior underwriters, providing guidance on WC underwriting practices, classification accuracy, and regulatory considerations • Stay current on Workers’ Compensation market trends, regulatory changes (particularly California WC), rate filings, and emerging risks, and adjust underwriting strategies accordingly • Support process improvements and leverage technology to enhance underwriting efficiency and decision-making
Job Requirements
- Minimum of 6+ years of dedicated Workers’ Compensation underwriting experience (8+ preferred)
- Strong knowledge of California Workers’ Compensation regulations and rate environment strongly preferred
- Bachelor’s degree required; preferred areas include Risk Management, Business Administration, Finance, or related disciplines
- Active state Property & Casualty license (California preferred)
- CPCU (Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter), ARM, CIC, or other relevant industry designations preferred
Benefits
- Paid time off for company holidays
- Vacation
- Sick and personal days
- Paid parental leave
- Mental health services
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