Claims and Risk Analyst

Position Summary

The Claims & Risk Analyst supports the corporate risk management department in the administration and analysis of property and casualty claims and related insurance activities. This role is well‑suited for an early‑career claims professional who has developed a foundation in general liability claims handling and is seeking to transition into a client‑side corporate claims and risk management role.

The position provides exposure to claim strategy, loss analysis, insurance program administration, and cross‑functional coordination with internal stakeholders, brokers, insurers, and third‑party administrators. The Analyst plays a key role in ensuring claims are properly reported, tracked, and analyzed while developing broader client‑side risk management skills.

What You’ll Do:

Claims Support & Coordination:

Assist with intake, reporting, and tracking of general liability, property, auto, and other P&C claims

Coordinate with third‑party administrators (TPAs), insurance adjusters, and internal stakeholders on assigned claims

Monitor claim status, reserves, payments, and key developments; escalate issues as appropriate

Maintain organized and complete claim files and supporting documentation

Support coverage review, tender submissions, subrogation tracking, and recovery efforts under guidance of senior team members

Loss Data & Reporting:

Prepare routine claims reports, loss runs, and summaries for internal stakeholders

Assist with identifying claim trends, reserve movements, and recurring loss drivers

Maintain accurate claim and loss data within the Risk Management Information System (RMIS)

Support actuarial reviews, captive reporting, and insurance renewals by providing clean loss data and claim narratives

Insurance & Risk Management Support:

Assist with insurance program administration, including exposure data collection and underwriting submissions

Support review of leases, contracts, and vendor agreements for insurance and indemnity requirements

Track certificates of insurance and vendor compliance documentation

Respond to internal inquiries regarding claim status, reporting procedures, and insurance fundamentals

Cross‑Functional Collaboration

Work closely with Property Management, Accounting, Legal, and other internal teams as necessary on claims and loss‑related matters

Participate in internal claims review meetings and discussions regarding litigation status and loss prevention

Contribute to process improvements, documentation standards, and reporting enhancements within the risk management function

What You’ll Bring:

The ideal candidate will have 2–3 years of general liability claims experience, typically gained at an insurance carrier or third‑party administrator, and will be seeking to move into a client‑side claims and risk management role. This individual is motivated to expand beyond individual claim handling into broader loss analysis, insurance program support, and portfolio‑level exposure management.

Required

Bachelor’s degree in Risk Management, Finance, Business, Accounting, Legal Studies, or a related field

2–3 years of hands‑on general liability claims experience (carrier or TPA environment preferred)

Familiarity with claims workflows, reserving concepts, and coverage basics

Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and comfort working with data and reports

Preferred

Demonstrated progress toward professional insurance or risk management designations such as ARM, CPCU, AIC, or other insurance‑related coursework

Experience working with claims systems or RMIS platforms

Exposure to commercial real estate, retail, construction, or multi‑location operations

Clear interest in developing a long‑term career in corporate claims and risk management

Core Competencies

Analytical mindset with an interest in understanding loss drivers and claim trends

Clear and professional written and verbal communication skills

Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines in a structured corporate environment

Sound judgment and discretion when handling sensitive claims and legal matters

Willingness to learn and grow within a client‑side risk management function

Work Environment

Corporate office or hybrid work environment

Regular interaction with insurers, TPAs, brokers, legal counsel, and internal business partners

Limited travel, if any, depending on claim activity and business needs

Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities

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