AVP/VP Underwriter, P&C Excess and UmbrellaAtlanta, GAFull-TimeThis organization is a subsidiary of a large financial services group with over 30 specialty and property and casualty operations. The Divisional Assistant Vice President (AVP) or Vice President (VP) of Underwriting role is responsible for a broad spectrum of technical underwriting, pricing, and coverage issues for P&C insurance and reinsurance in the home office, working across cross functional teams to ensure high quality underwriting, adequate pricing, innovative product development, sensible business processes, and regulatory compliance. This position handles underwriting referrals, ensures SOX compliance, and conducts audits, providing oversight and approval while working closely with field underwriters and managers to maintain and update underwriting guidelines. The role is on-site four days a week, with core in office days Tuesday through Thursday and the fourth day determined by business needs, with flexibility to work one day remotely. ScheduleFull-time, on-site four days a week (core days Tuesday through Thursday), with one flexible remote day. Compensation$160,000 to $200,000 per year. What You'll DoThis role acts as a resource for field offices on technical underwriting issues, managing and processing referrals from field underwriters with clear approval or denial decisions, detailed reasoning, and appropriate documentation. The position provides advice and guidance to the field to support business objectives, and works closely with the Divisional President and Vice President to carry out strategic objectives related to underwriting duties and responsibilities. The role ensures compliance with SOX regulations and conducts regular audits, maintains a detailed understanding of underwriting guidelines and product knowledge, and provides guidance to the team. It also acts as a key point of contact for regulatory and policy compliance, ensuring all activities meet legal and internal standards, and involves limited travel, less than 10%, to perform audits and meet with clients as needed. Required QualificationsBachelor's degree, with a background in insurance, finance, business administration, or a related field10+ years of liability underwriting experience, with exposure to reinsurance and referral processesStrong analytical skills with the ability to assess complex risks and develop sound underwriting strategiesExcellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build relationships with internal and external stakeholdersMajority of experience on the retail side of the business, as opposed to broker or wholesale channelsPreferred QualificationsProfessional insurance designation (such as CPCU or ARe)Prior experience in a divisional or home office underwriting oversight roleCompensation and Benefits$160,000 to $200,000 per yearMedical, dental, and vision insurance401(k)Paid time offTo apply, submit your resume for consideration.