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As a Senior Accountant at Starr Insurance, you will prepare financial statements, ensure compliance with GAAP, manage the general ledger, oversee accounts payable/receivable, and coordinate audits. Your role includes regulatory reporting, financial analysis, and mentoring junior staff, contributing to cross-functional projects.

As a Data Analytics Engineer at Starr Insurance, you will design, implement, and maintain data pipelines and analytics solutions. Your responsibilities include managing Splunk infrastructure, developing and maintaining SIEM solutions, utilizing Cribl for data processes, and collaborating with cross-functional teams for data integrity and analytics optimization.

The Multinational Program Manager at Starr Insurance Companies manages assigned Multinational accounts, working closely with Underwriters to ensure optimal structuring of Multinational Programs. Responsibilities include compliance with local regulations, liaison with local offices and brokers, oversight of claims, and support of project integration with the SGS team, focusing on process design and financial management.

The Operations Specialist will support Senior Operations Management with everyday operations for Domestic Insurance Company business, working collaboratively with various departments. Responsibilities include documentation of procedures, operations functions, management of system implementation projects, and process improvement initiatives.

The Senior Full Stack Software Engineer at Starr Companies will design and build user interfaces using Angular and Blazor WASM, develop and maintain APIs with .NET, and enhance deployment processes in Azure DevOps. The role requires collaboration with stakeholders to align software applications with their needs and managing software development initiatives effectively.

The Sr. Loss Control Engineer will perform property loss control inspections in high hazard industries, evaluate systems like fire alarms and sprinklers, manage client interactions, and maintain up-to-date records while traveling regionally. They will also provide guidance on insurance risks and present engineering reviews to underwriting staff.

The Loss Control Consultant will service accounts, improve underwriting risk quality, ensure regulatory compliance, conduct surveys, support profitability, manage third-party services, and assist with business acquisition and retention.