As a Corporate Finance Analyst, you will support strategic decision-making and drive financial performance through budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, and variance analysis. You will prepare financial reports, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and utilize financial modeling techniques to aid organizational financial planning and analysis.

The Underwriting Technician will underwrite, rate, and quote insurance for small businesses with some supervision. Responsibilities include managing policy documents, assisting with the renewal lifecycle, acting as a contact for third-party processing, training new employees, and participating in process enhancement discussions.

The role involves underwriting high value and complex cyber risk coverage, focusing on new business in the middle market. Responsibilities include managing broker relationships, proposing and negotiating policy terms, analyzing risks, and collaborating with various teams to enhance underwriting processes.

As a Cyber Analyst focused on Digital Forensics Incident Response, you will investigate and respond to incidents, analyze digital evidence, identify root causes, and provide incident recovery services. Additionally, you will develop incident reports and mitigation recommendations, and deliver training for insureds.

The GAAP Accounting Manager is responsible for the monthly accounting close process, internal and external reporting, journal entries, reconciliations, and maintaining strong internal controls. The role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, as well as a proactive approach to process improvement and collaboration across departments.

The VP of Middle Market Underwriting will develop and execute strategies for profitable growth in the Tech E&O and Cyber business segments, manage broker partnerships, oversee underwriting profit and loss, and lead a team of Senior Underwriters, all while collaborating cross-functionally within At-Bay.

As Vice President of Middle Market Underwriting at At-Bay, you will underwrite complex cyber risk coverage, focusing on new business and maintaining broker relationships. Your role involves negotiating insurance policy terms, collaborating with internal teams, and enhancing the underwriting process with technology. You will also participate in mentoring junior underwriters and contribute to the team's success.

As a Senior Underwriter / AVP at At-Bay, you'll manage broker relationships, negotiate insurance terms, analyze risks, and enhance the underwriting process in a collaborative, technology-driven environment.

This role involves managing At-Bay’s core broker network, proposing and negotiating insurance policies, analyzing risks, and collaborating with various teams to improve the underwriting process. A strong focus on cyber liability and the insurance industry is essential, along with a technical background in networking concepts.

The Statutory Accounting Manager will manage the month-end accounting close for an insurance entity, oversee regulatory filings, maintain internal controls, and improve reporting processes, while collaborating with the finance team and senior leadership. Success includes understanding statutory accounting matters and leading audits and financial reporting efforts.

The Security Account Executive will develop and execute strategic sales plans to drive revenue for At-Bay’s cybersecurity products, manage the entire sales process from lead generation to closing deals, collaborate with product teams, and represent the company in all sales channels.

As an Assistant Vice President, Underwriting at At-Bay, you will focus on underwriting high value and complex cyber risk coverage for middle market risks. Responsibilities include building and managing the broker base, negotiating insurance policies, analyzing risk, collaborating with various teams, and creating tools to enhance the underwriting process. The role requires strong underwriting experience, technology affinity, teamwork skills, and a proactive approach to getting things done. The estimated salary range for this role is $140,000 to $170,000 per year.

The Assistant Vice President, Underwriting is responsible for underwriting high-value and complex cyber risk coverage targeting middle market risks. The role includes building relationships with brokers, negotiating insurance terms, analyzing risks, collaborating with internal teams, and creating tools to enhance the underwriting process. In addition, the position involves mentoring junior underwriters and participating in regional travel for broker relationship building.

In this role, the Cyber Claims Counsel will collaborate with internal teams and external vendors to manage and resolve cyber incidents. They will evaluate claims coverage, build relationships with brokers, report on significant claims, and continually improve claims processes. The position focuses on delivering exceptional service and fostering collaboration to enhance underwriting technology and product offerings.

The Insurance Product Counsel - Cyber will develop and manage insurance policy forms and enhancements related to cyber and professional liability. This role collaborates with underwriting, claims, and legal teams to align products with market demands and regulatory standards while driving strategic initiatives for profitable growth.

The Assistant Vice President of Underwriting at At-Bay will focus on underwriting high-value cyber risk coverage for middle market businesses. Responsibilities include managing broker relationships, negotiating policy terms, analyzing risks, collaborating with various teams, and enhancing underwriting processes through technology. The role requires strong experience in cyber liability and exceptional communication skills.

The Assistant Vice President of Underwriting at At-Bay will underwrite high-value cyber risk policies, focusing on new business and building long-term relationships with brokers. The role involves proposing and negotiating terms, analyzing risks, and collaborating with various internal teams to deliver the best service and tools to enhance the underwriting process.

The Insurance Product Counsel will develop and manage insurance policy forms, collaborate with underwriting and legal teams, and drive strategic initiatives for product enhancement in cyber and professional liability insurance, ensuring compliance with market standards.

As an Insurance Product Counsel for Cyber, you will develop and manage insurance policy forms and enhancements, collaborating with underwriting, claims, and legal teams to align products with market demands and regulatory standards while driving profitable growth.

The Cyber Claims Counsel at At-Bay will collaborate with internal teams and external vendors on resolving cyber incidents, evaluate claims coverage, build relationships with stakeholders, and manage exposure to cyber incidents and litigation. This role requires strong communication skills and a focus on continuous improvement in claims handling.