Jobs at Starr Insurance

Evaluates clients’ environmental risks through site inspections, loss control surveys, and technical reviews. Identifies environmental hazards, regulatory compliance issues, and pollution exposures; prepares reports and mitigation recommendations; advises clients on environmental regulations and risk management; supports underwriting, claims investigations, and pricing decisions; develops training materials; and maintains client relationships. The role requires extensive environmental risk, loss control, or environmental health and safety experience and involves regional or national field travel.

Underwrite new and renewal Ocean Marine Cargo business, including ancillary Hull, Protection and Indemnity, and Marine Liability coverage. Analyze risks, establish terms, conditions, and pricing, issue policies and endorsements, and manage broker relationships. Support growth, retention, and profitability objectives while mentoring less experienced underwriting staff on market conditions, risk analysis, marketing, and producer management.

The Starr Associates Program provides recent graduates with hands-on claims experience, professional development, insurance training, leadership exposure, and cross-departmental learning. Associates study for an insurance-related designation, complete a collaborative group project, attend New York City home office visits, and contribute to their department. Candidates should have strong communication, analytical, organizational, multitasking, and problem-solving skills, intermediate Microsoft Office proficiency, and an undergraduate degree completed before June 2026.

The Starr Associates Program provides recent graduates with hands-on underwriting experience in commercial insurance, professional development, technical training, mentorship, and leadership exposure. Associates study for an insurance-related designation, collaborate on process-improvement projects, participate in New York City home-office visits, and learn about claims, credit, actuarial science, underwriting, and reinsurance. The role requires strong communication, analytical, organizational, computer, and multitasking skills, along with a proactive mindset and completed undergraduate degree.

Participate in a 10-week summer internship supporting core commercial insurance functions such as claims, underwriting, audit, IT, marketing, or HR. Gain hands-on training, develop professional presentation and communication skills, network with leaders and fellow interns, and complete a capstone project showcasing knowledge gained during the program.

The analyst will research filing requirements, prepare and monitor P&C rate filings, communicate revisions, support compliance operations, and monitor regulations pertinent to assigned products.

Participate in a 10-week summer internship supporting a core commercial insurance function such as claims, underwriting, audit, IT, marketing, or HR. Interns receive hands-on training, mentorship, professional development, networking opportunities, and complete a final Capstone presentation.

Apprenticeship role learning and performing jurisdictional inspections of boilers and pressure vessels. Responsibilities include applying ASME, NBIC, and jurisdictional regulations, completing 300 supervised inspections, passing knowledge checks and practical evaluations, communicating with clients and coworkers, and obtaining the National Board IS designation within 12 months. Frequent travel and overnight stays are required, along with internal boiler inspections and fit-for-duty evaluation.