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Senior Underwriter - Aerospace

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8 months ago
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Senior Aerospace Underwriter – Niche Products

Location:Flexible (UK, Europe, or US)
Salary:Competitive + Benefits
Job Type:Permanent

About the Role

Senior Aerospace Underwriterto specialize in niche aerospace products. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex and unique risks, supporting strategic growth in a dynamic and evolving sector.

As a key member of the underwriting team, you will be responsible for:

  1. Developing and managing a profitable portfolio of niche aerospace risks, including emerging technologies, space, UAVs, and specialist aviation products.
  2. Building strong relationships with brokers, clients, and industry stakeholders to drive new business opportunities.
  3. Conducting detailed risk assessments, pricing, and policy structuring to ensure sustainable profitability.
  4. Staying ahead of industry trends, regulatory changes, and technological advancements to shape underwriting strategies.
  5. Collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance product offerings and maintain underwriting excellence.


Key Skills & Experience

  1. Significant experience in aerospace underwriting, with expertise in niche or specialist aviation risks.
  2. Strong analytical and technical underwriting skills, with a commercial mindset.
  3. Excellent relationship management and negotiation skills.
  4. Knowledge of global aviation markets and regulatory frameworks.
  5. Ability to work independently while contributing to a high-performing team.


Why Join?

  1. Be part of a forward-thinking global (re)insurer with a strong reputation in the market.
  2. Work on innovative and evolving risks.

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