We are looking for you: Underwriter & Specialist Property and Casualty Insurance
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Zürich
- First posted
We are looking for you: Underwriter & Specialist Property and Casualty Insurance (m/f/d) 80–100%
Spontaneous application:
On behalf of our client – an established Swiss insurer in the Zurich area – we are looking for a risk- and sales-oriented specialist with sound know-how in the assessment of property and casualty insurance risks.
Your main tasks
- Risk assessment, pricing, and creation of individual offers in the field of property and casualty insurance (companies and commercial)
- Technical assessment of complex risks as well as determination of deductibles and special conditions
- Active support and advice to brokers, general agencies, and corporate customers
- Portfolio monitoring, risk analyses, and development of measures for restructuring or increasing profitability
- Collaboration in product development and the further development of internal acceptance guidelines
Qualificaitons
What you bring with you
- Commercial basic training in the insurance industry with corresponding further training (e.g., Insurance Specialist with federal diploma, Higher Vocational College, or Bachelor)
- Several years of experience in underwriting or in specialist consulting for property and/or casualty insurance
- Strong risk awareness, high affinity for numbers, and negotiation skills
- Proficient German; good knowledge of another national language (FR/IT) or English is an advantage
- Analytical thinking skills, decisiveness, and strong customer orientation
What awaits you
- A demanding hub function with a lot of decision-making leeway
- Attractive salary package, progressive social benefits, and flexible working time models (home office)
- A highly motivated team and an open, collegial company culture
- Targeted further training opportunities for individual career development
Interested? Then we look forward to receiving your confidential application documents.
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Posted 6 weeks ago