Company Details A constellation in the southern hemisphere, Vela means "sails of a ship" in Latin. In 1996, Vela Insurance Services began operations writing excess and surplus lines casualty business.

In the beginning, the primary focus was on construction and manufacturing risks but expanded to write a variety of general casualty and professional liability classes. Today, we offer both national service and local knowledge to our exclusive wholesale broker network and the businesses they serve. The Company is an equal employment opportunity employer.

Responsibilities To evaluate (selection and pricing) and maintain (control) risk acceptability and profitability within the company's underwriting guidelines and procedures for commercial risks with a focus on non-admitted General Liability for middle market construction risks. Manage and maintain good Wholesale Broker relationships. Meet and maintain the production, profitability, and service standards established for the company Adhere to underwriting authority level as per on file with Manager Gather underwriting information to properly evaluate commercial risks for acceptability within company guidelines.

Underwrite for profit Meet/Exceed production, profitability, and service targets Ability to research and solve more complicated problems and make decisions Determine final coverages and pricing for commercial risks Review claims and loss information on individual risks. Use this information to identify and re-evaluate accounts and develop strategy for dealing with exposures and frequency issues As a team with the Manager, manage the portfolio profitability and identify favorable and unfavorable classes of business Maintain quality and time standards as established Be informed/knowledgeable of industry issues and activities through formal educational processes to develop underwriting skills Identify and cultivate brokers with new business opportunities Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications. Four (4) year College Degree, or commensurate experience and training Minimum of 5-10 years' commercial lines underwriting experience Strong experience in Excess & Surplus Lines and Wholesale Brokerage Distribution CPCU and/or other professional designations preferred Experience writing supported excess is preferred Must be fully vaccinated and remain fully vaccinated against COVID-19 Additional Company Details We do not accept any unsolicited resumes from external recruiting firms.

The company offers a competitive compensation plan and robust benefits package for full time regular employees. Additional Requirements. Per the CDC, fully vaccinated means at least 2 weeks after (1) a second dose in a 2-dose series, or (2) a single-dose vaccine, and this status and definition applies to COVID-19 vaccines currently authorized for emergency use or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Responsibilities To evaluate (selection and pricing) and maintain (control) risk acceptability and profitability within the company's underwriting guidelines and procedures for commercial risks with a focus on non-admitted General Liability for middle market construction risks. Manage and maintain good Wholesale Broker relationships. Meet and maintain the production, profitability, and service standards established for the company.

- Adhere to underwriting authority level as per on file with Manager. - Gather underwriting information to properly evaluate commercial risks for acceptability within company guidelines. Underwrite for profit. - Meet/Exceed production, profitability, and service targets.

- Ability to research and solve more complicated problems and make decisions. - Determine final coverages and pricing for commercial risks. - Review claims and loss information on individual risks.

Use this information to identify and re-evaluate accounts and develop strategy for dealing with exposures and frequency issues. - As a team with the Manager, manage the portfolio profitability and identify favorable and unfavorable classes of business. - Maintain quality and time standards as established.

- Be informed/knowledgeable of industry issues and activities through formal educational processes to develop underwriting skills. - Identify and cultivate brokers with new business opportunities. - Perform other duties as assigned