Business Analyst II, Underwriting

AmTrust Financial Services, Inc. is an insurance company. The Business Analyst II, Underwriting role supports underwriting leadership by delivering analytical insights, monitoring pricing strategies, and managing strategic initiatives. The position develops reporting, analyzes submission and performance data, supports model development, and recommends improvements to underwriting and pricing processes.

Responsibilities:

• Monitor and track pricing model initiatives and new business/renewal strategies
• Develop and maintain Power BI (PBI) reports for performance monitoring
• Provide regular updates on pricing strategies and adherence to budget targets
• Manage and support DE rule monitoring and compliance
• Analyze submission data to understand drivers of bind likelihood and pricing influence
• Support Excess Workers’ Compensation (WC) initiatives and related projects
• Collaborate on Behavioral Analytics programs
• Assist in Agency plant expansion efforts in partnership with distribution teams
• Evaluate and understand levers influencing quote to bind, RNS rate, available-to-renew, and retention metrics
• Deep understanding of key performance indicators and line of business expertise to positively influence KPIs
• Participate in ad hoc projects (e.g., partnerships, software collaborations)
• Work closely with APM and Data Science teams on model development (pricing, quote-to-bind, renewal retention)
• Provide insights and recommendations to improve underwriting and pricing processes

Requirements:

• 3+ years experience in workers compensation related field, with focus on Underwriting/Product Management/Actuarial or Data Science
• Communication skills are paramount, both written, oral and presentations
• Strong analytical skills with proficiency in Power BI/SQL and data visualization
• Ability to interpret complex data and translate into actionable strategies
• Solid understanding of WC insurance products and industry practices
• Collaborative mindset for cross-functional projects and agency growth initiatives