Underwriting Intern – National Accounts Casualty Underwriting

The Tone:
This is a full-time, hybrid internship at Arch, located in New York City, NY, requiring 3 days onsite and 2 days remote. Arch fosters a company culture rooted in collaboration, expertise, and a commitment to promoting progress and inspiring clients, employees, investors, and communities to achieve their greatest potential. Their work acts as a vital catalyst that helps others achieve their goals, ultimately striving to enable possibility for their clients and stakeholders.

This internship offers students a unique opportunity to gain practical, hands‑on experience within the specialty insurance industry, providing a foundational learning experience to explore career choices and develop essential professional skills.

• Role:
  Internship
• Type:
  Full-time
• Location:
  
  Hybrid – New York, NY
• Pay: $26 hourly
• Team:
  National Accounts Casualty (NAC) Underwriting team
• Mission:
  This person supports the National Accounts Casualty underwriting process by assisting with pricing products, conducting financial and exposure analysis, reviewing policy contracts, and examining claims.

• Underwriting Support:
  Assist the team with underwriting and pricing National Accounts Casualty products, gaining exposure to areas like workers’ compensation, general and product liability, and automobile liability.
• Financial Analysis:
  Conduct thorough financial analysis to inform and support underwriting and pricing decisions.
• Exposure Assessment:
  Complete detailed exposure analysis to identify and evaluate potential risks within casualty accounts.
• Policy & Rating Review:
  Carefully review policy contracts and their associated ratings to ensure accuracy and compliance.
• Claims Review:
  Support the National Accounts Casualty team by reviewing claims documentation and data.
• Broker & Customer Support:
  Provide direct assistance to brokers and customers, addressing inquiries and facilitating the underwriting process.

• Background:
  Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Risk Management & Insurance, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Liberal Arts, Business Administration, Marketing, or a related field. Must be a current Junior or Senior student, with graduation dates ranging from December 2027 to May 2028.
• Experience:
  
  A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Skills:
  
  Strong proficiency in understanding financial statements; excellent written and verbal communication skills, including presentation and public speaking; and a strong analytical skillset with a keen ability to think through complex issues.
• Bonus:
  An entrepreneurial spirit, a desire for continuous learning, and proven ability to collaborate effectively and manage multiple tasks independently in a challenging work environment.