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Join Carolina Casualty, where innovation meets purpose.
Carolina Casualty is a proud member of W. R. Berkley Corporation, one of the largest commercial lines insurers in the country. What sets us apart is not just our size, but how we work and who we are.
We specialize in liability, physical damage, cargo, and other insurance solutions for the commercial auto market, including trucking and public transportation industries that keep America moving. Our team tackles real, complex challenges for the people and businesses that make that possible every day.
At CCIC, we live by three simple truths:
Always do right. Integrity is not just a slogan. It guides every decision we make.
Everything counts; everyone matters. Every role, every voice, and every contribution help shape who we are as an organization.
Embrace innovation and act responsibly. We are willing to challenge the status quo while remaining thoughtful and committed to our people, customers, and partners.
If you are looking for a place where your work makes an impact, your ideas are valued, and doing the right thing is expected, we would love to meet you.
The company is an equal opportunity employer.
Collect and analyze data to rate new and renewal business- Navigate efficiently in rating and issuance systems to ensure timely and accurate issuance of policies and policy amendments
- Adhere to all Carolina Casualty, underwriting, state, and federal rules and regulations
- Examine declarations, applications, signed forms, Motor Vehicle Reports, and other policy documents for accuracy and completeness
- Interpret underwriting manuals and guidelines, rating manuals, forms, and workflows and provide improvement recommendations as appropriate
- Maintain knowledge of technical underwriting processes and research information as needed; participate in ongoing training as appropriate
- Collaborate with peers, Underwriters, and other departments to promptly and proactively address business challenges and opportunities
- Perform other duties and projects as assigned
- Provide first-level contact for external customer service inquiries
1 – 3 years of Insurance and/or Commercial Auto (Trucking and Public Transportation) insurance underwriting experience preferred- 2+ years of data entry/data processing experience
- Capable of working effectively with internal and external teams and partners
- Superior customer experience skills
- Positive attitude and professional demeanor
- Strong computer skills, including proficiency with Excel and Outlook
Education Requirement
Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Risk Management preferred- Insurance designations such as AINS, AU, etc., preferred
Join Carolina Casualty, where innovation meets purpose.
Carolina Casualty is a proud member of W. R. Berkley Corporation, one of the largest commercial lines insurers in the country. What sets us apart is not just our size, but how we work and who we are.
We specialize in liability, physical damage, cargo, and other insurance solutions for the commercial auto market, including trucking and public transportation industries that keep America moving. Our team tackles real, complex challenges for the people and businesses that make that possible every day.
At CCIC, we live by three simple truths:
Always do right. Integrity is not just a slogan. It guides every decision we make.
Everything counts; everyone matters. Every role, every voice, and every contribution help shape who we are as an organization.
Embrace innovation and act responsibly. We are willing to challenge the status quo while remaining thoughtful and committed to our people, customers, and partners.
If you are looking for a place where your work makes an impact, your ideas are valued, and doing the right thing is expected, we would love to meet you.
The company is an equal opportunity employer.
Collect and analyze data to rate new and renewal business- Navigate efficiently in rating and issuance systems to ensure timely and accurate issuance of policies and policy amendments
- Adhere to all Carolina Casualty, underwriting, state, and federal rules and regulations
- Examine declarations, applications, signed forms, Motor Vehicle Reports, and other policy documents for accuracy and completeness
- Interpret underwriting manuals and guidelines, rating manuals, forms, and workflows and provide improvement recommendations as appropriate
- Maintain knowledge of technical underwriting processes and research information as needed; participate in ongoing training as appropriate
- Collaborate with peers, Underwriters, and other departments to promptly and proactively address business challenges and opportunities
- Perform other duties and projects as assigned
- Provide first-level contact for external customer service inquiries
1 – 3 years of Insurance and/or Commercial Auto (Trucking and Public Transportation) insurance underwriting experience preferred- 2+ years of data entry/data processing experience
- Capable of working effectively with internal and external teams and partners
- Superior customer experience skills
- Positive attitude and professional demeanor
- Strong computer skills, including proficiency with Excel and Outlook
Education Requirement
Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Risk Management preferred- Insurance designations such as AINS, AU, etc., preferred
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Who's Hiring
- The Hartford56
- Jobot38
- Travelers33
- Liberty Mutual Insurance31
- Chubb Insurance24
Top Industries Hiring
- Insurance188
- Banking & Financial Services64
- Staffing & Recruiting38
- Construction & Real Estate12
- Investment & Asset Management7
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in underwriter jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in finance, business, economics, or a related field
- Experience evaluating risk for insurance, mortgage, or commercial lending applications
- Proficiency with underwriting software platforms and policy management systems
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills for assessing creditworthiness or insurable risk
- CPCU, AU, or other industry designation preferred or required for mid-level and senior roles
- Knowledge of regulatory compliance standards and state-specific underwriting guidelines
Tips for Your Underwriter Job Search
Tailor your resume to the line
Property and casualty, life, mortgage, and commercial underwriting each have distinct risk frameworks. Rewrite your resume headline and summary to name the specific line you're targeting so hiring managers don't have to guess where you fit.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists underwriter openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Lead with loss ratio and book performance
Hiring managers for underwriting roles want concrete evidence you managed a profitable book. Quantify your results with loss ratios, premium volume, or renewal retention rates rather than listing duties like 'evaluated risk' or 'approved applications.'
Earn the CPCU or AU designation before interviews
The CPCU and Associate in Underwriting credentials signal technical commitment in property and casualty roles. Many mid-market and specialty carriers list them as preferred or required, so having them in progress or complete strengthens your candidacy noticeably.
Prepare for risk scenario questions specifically
Underwriting interviews often include a case where you're handed an application or account and asked to walk through your decision. Practice narrating your risk assessment out loud, citing the factors you weight, the exceptions you'd flag, and how you'd price the account.
Negotiate authority level alongside base compensation
Underwriting authority, the dollar or risk threshold you can approve without escalation, directly affects your day-to-day autonomy and your career trajectory. Ask about it during the offer stage alongside compensation so you understand the scope of the role you're accepting.
Underwriter Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most underwriters?
The companies hiring the most underwriters right now include The Hartford, Jobot, and Travelers, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Openings are distributed across insurance carriers, regional banks, and mortgage servicers.
How many underwriter jobs are remote?
About 70% of underwriter openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting an industry that has steadily expanded flexible arrangements. Personal lines, life, and mortgage underwriting roles tend to offer more remote options than specialty commercial or large-account underwriting positions, which often require in-office collaboration with brokers and relationship managers.
How do you become an underwriter?
Start with a bachelor's degree in finance, business, economics, or a related analytical field. Most carriers hire entry-level candidates into underwriting trainee or analyst programs where you learn risk evaluation under senior oversight. Earning an industry credential such as the CPCU or Associate in Underwriting while working accelerates your path to independent authority and senior roles.
Can you get an underwriting job with little or no experience?
Yes, many insurance carriers and mortgage lenders run structured trainee programs that hire candidates directly from undergraduate programs with no prior underwriting experience. A background in finance, accounting, or even actuarial coursework helps. Internships at carriers or surplus lines brokerages during school are the fastest way to make yourself a competitive entry-level candidate.
What does the underwriter interview process look like?
Most underwriting interviews include an initial screening call with a recruiter or HR contact, followed by a technical interview with a hiring manager who will probe your risk assessment approach and familiarity with the relevant line of business. Senior roles often add a case study or written exercise where you evaluate a sample application and present your underwriting decision and rationale.
Where can I find and apply to underwriter jobs?
You can find and apply to underwriter jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the listings, find roles that match your line of business, seniority level, and location preferences, and apply directly to each one that fits.
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