3 underwriting coordinator jobs found in Jacksonville, FL

The Account Service Representative (ASR) is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of new business processing and account servicing across multiple system platforms. This role requires proficiency in delivering exceptional customer service and ensuring seamless interactions with insureds, agents, accounts, and internal departments. The ASR will proactively manage and process premium and/or claims bordereaux files, while tracking detailed process results and identifying and resolving outstanding balances or errors. Additionally, the ASR will perform monthly and inception-to-date account reconciliations. This role ensures the efficient and accurate handling of claims and premiums, collaborating with various departments, and maintaining a high level of service excellence in a fast-paced, high-volume production environment. Qualifications: Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in a similar role, preferably within the insurance, finance, or business operations sector. Proven...

Our Account Managers are the liaisons between our clients and the rest of the organization, exclusively focused on the success and profitability of our partnerships, while ensuring the best experience for our clients and mutual customers. Account Managers accomplish this through delivering on their core objectives and responsibilities. In addition, they are responsible for ensuring the Sales team has the tools and resources needed to achieve current and future revenue targets. A successful Account Manager is: Empathetic – deeply understand the goals, drivers, and needs of others. Service-oriented – ready to go the extra mile for their clients. Strategic – doesn't get trapped in the weeds, understands the bigger picture. Proactive – does not wait to act but is in charge. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent work experience At least 3-years’ experience in an Account Management, Client Success, or Relationship Management environment...

This position will support both the Compliance leaders in both admitted and surplus lines programs. The analyst will be responsible for (i) issuing policies, certificates and supporting materials and (ii) filing and interacting with State Insurance Departments when necessary. In addition, this position will monitor insurance regulatory changes impacting the compliance requirements of our companies, product filings, or distributing agents, including communications internally and externally to MGUs and TPAs. Lastly, the analyst will be responsible for testing certificate programming and rate verification while tracking the implementation of new forms and rates. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience At least 3 years' of experience in insurance compliance AINS, CPCU preferred Primary Job Functions: For admitted P&C and Life programs, file forms and rates with State Insurance Departments for approval and interacting with those...