Essential Duties and Responsibilities: An Underwriter’s secondary duties may vary from day
to day, but the following are the primary and essential functions the Underwriter is always
responsible for performing, either with or without reasonable accommodation:

Evaluate coverage applications, and exercise judgment and discretion to decide whether

to commit BISI and/or ICAP to provide coverage, under what terms, and to determine

coverage amounts and premiums.

Determine degrees of risks by research and analysis of accounts, finances, loss history,

policy forms and endorsements, statements of values, various underwriting guidelines,

and other relevant considerations, including engineering, inspection, location, risk, credit,

and other reports.

Act as advisors and consultants to agents and clients, providing individualized advice,

strategies, and recommendations related to property and casualty coverage.

Prepare or oversee all contract documentation related to the underwriting process.

Review and analyze renewal submissions for public entity accounts, making

determination of acceptance or rejection and pricing required.

Work autonomously, with little to no day-to-day direct supervision, to quote and

negotiate coverages, contributions, exclusions to policies, and issue certificates for

liability coverage up to the assigned authority without any oversight; also responsible for

comparing and evaluating possible courses of action and regularly making

recommendations on matters requiring commitment well beyond approved authority

potential exposure.

Exercise independent judgment and discretion to continually evaluate customer needs

and compare possible options to negotiate and issue binding quotes, ultimately making

underwriting decisions resulting in BISI/ICAP committing to extend millions of dollars in

coverage.

Serve as primary liaison between BISI and ICAPs extensive network of local insurance

agents throughout the state.

Participate in various meetings, committees, and teams; make suggestions and maintain

regular communications with the Underwriting Coordinator regarding potential

improvements or changes to internal operations.

Employ experience and judgment to establish, plan, and/or accomplish goals related to a

variety of tasks, demanding creativity, independence, and proactive approach.

Track, record and report independent underwriting analysis and recommendations to

Underwriting Coordinator.

Ability to effectively explain policies, procedures, regulations, and authorize financial

actions.

Engage in complex decision-making on a daily basis, making decisions which have

substantial financial impact on both BISI and insureds.

Carry out other duties at direction of the Underwriting Coordinator and/or Program

Manager.

Important Qualities:

Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including ability to effectively

communicate internally and externally with various constituents, while demonstrating

confidence, persuasive negotiating skills, tactfulness, and active listening.

Demonstrated ability to identify complex problems, assess related information to

evaluate options and implement solutions, resolve conflict and problem solve.

Exercise strong analytical skills, mathematical and statistics ability, and meticulous

attention to detail.

Critical thinking and ability to identify strengths and weaknesses of alternative

approaches, and strong decision-making skills, to consider relative costs, benefits, and

risks of potential actions and choosing the most appropriate one.

Must be highly organized, able to work under pressure and meet deadlines, and the

ability to continually identify and adjust changing priorities (and shifting attention

accordingly) in a fast-paced work environment, while maintaining a positive attitude and

providing exemplary customer service.

Ability to work independently and to carry out assignments to completion and expected

to handle daily underwriting responsibilities without frequent contact or direction from

Underwriting Coordinator.

Must be willing and able to learn and use new technologies as introduced and required.

Must act with integrity and be civic-minded.

Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:

Excellent computer proficiency (MS Office – Word, Excel and Outlook).

Intermediate understanding of utilized programs including:

Underwriting system (Clarity and/or Riskonnect)

Sharepoint

Workflow Management (Monday.com)

Agency Management Web Portal (Epic)

At least three years of commercial property/casualty underwriting experience.

At least five years of relevant industry experience.

Bachelor’s Degree preferred from a college or university with major course work in a

discipline related to the position. Alternatively, a combination of education and

experience consistent with the foregoing that exhibit the ability to perform the primary

duties of the position.

Physical Requirements: In addition to the Underwriter’s primary responsibilities, he or she
must also be able to perform the following physical requirements, either with or without
reasonable accommodation, which also constitute essential functions of the position.

Frequent use of word processing and other computer programs, and other stationary

work at an office workstation for extended periods of time

Must be able to effectively communicate with co-workers, customers, vendors, and others

in person and over the phone

Work Schedule: In addition to the work functions listed above, essential functions of this position
also include the availability/ability to work varied days of the week and hours of the day from time
to time, and occasional overtime hours (depending on operational needs). Regular attendance
is generally required. A typical workday generally begins by at least 8 am and ends at 5 pm.
However, the required work hours may vary from time to time depending on BISI’s operational,
staffing, and business needs.

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