Virtual Property Claims Specialist
About the role
Accountabilities:
Handle assigned property and inland marine claims across multiple regions and varying levels of complexity.
Investigate claims thoroughly, gather and evaluate supporting documentation, and determine appropriate courses of action.
Assess property damage and prepare or review estimates using computer-based damage estimating tools.
Evaluate coverage, establish appropriate reserves, negotiate settlements, and resolve claims within delegated authority and established standards.
Manage property losses of varying exposures, including occasional claims exceeding $100,000 in aggregate value.
Handle typical Business Income claims and assess related loss information as required.
Select, deploy, and manage appropriate experts, contractors, vendors, and other resources supporting claim resolution.
Support catastrophe response activities, including initial customer contacts, claim triage, assigned catastrophe claims, and regional catastrophe resolution efforts.
Respond appropriately to legal, regulatory, appeal, and other formal claim-related inquiries or requests.
Maintain accurate claim documentation and ensure all activities comply with applicable legal, regulatory, and company requirements.
Provide professional, timely, and effective claims service throughout the claim lifecycle.
Approximately 5 years of claims experience is preferred, with strong knowledge of property claims.
Thorough understanding of Commercial and Personal Lines property coverages.
Experience evaluating property damage and working with computer-based damage estimating systems.
Familiarity with property and inland marine claims and, preferably, Business Income losses.
Strong ability to investigate claims, analyze coverage and damage information, negotiate settlements, and make sound decisions within established authority.
Knowledge of standard business and claims-specific software applications, with efficient and productive keyboarding skills.
Strong communication, organization, analytical, negotiation, and customer service skills.
Ability to work independently while managing multiple claims, priorities, and deadlines.
Ability to work varying shifts based on business and catastrophe response requirements.
Valid state-issued driver's license in good standing and ability to drive an automobile.
College degree preferred.
Ability to perform all responsibilities in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
Salary range of $72,000–$109,000 per year, with actual compensation influenced by geographic location, education, qualifications, experience, skills, performance, and business needs.
Competitive base salary.
Eligibility for an incentive plan.
Comprehensive healthcare plans.
Retirement savings plan with company match.
Discounted Employee Stock Purchase Program.
Tuition assistance and reimbursement programs.
Paid time off plans.
Remote work opportunity within the United States.
Access to a broad total rewards package designed to support health, financial well-being, and work-life balance.
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