CAREER
Salary Median (2020)
$71,790
Projected Job Growth (2019-2029)
-6.2% (decline)
Most Common Level of Education
Bachelor's degree
Review individual applications for insurance to evaluate degree of risk involved and determine acceptance of applications.
Account Underwriter, Automobile and Property Underwriter, Commercial Lines Underwriter, Health Underwriter, Life Underwriter, Personal Lines Underwriter, Underwriter, Underwriting Consultant
I am responsible for underwriting, marketing, and managing a book of business to meet strategies and personal performance goals. I collaborate across all lines of the business to provide a total account solution for Travelers' current and future clients. I also perform in-depth competitor analysis through monitoring rate actions, underwriting guidelines, and product design for both current and future products.
Account Executive Officer
As an underwriter you wear many hats throughout the day: ~ Customer Service: you are constantly solving problems that your clients and agents face while maintaining a healthy business relationship with them. Your responsiveness to your customers is essential to their every day needs. ~ Sales: you are representing Travelers and your own personal brand at all times. ~ Analytical Expert: you are often working on deals that require financial analysis, loss trends, exposures/controls evaluation.
Most common level of education among people in
this career: Bachelor's degree (50%)
High school diploma or equivalent
11%
Some college, no degree
17%
Bachelor's degree
50%
Other*
22%
*All other responses combined for clarity.
Suggested Path
Bachelor
Actuarial Science
Suggested Path
High School
Bachelor
Finance, General
Graduate
Finance, General
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