Underwriting Intern-1

About the Role

The Stop Loss Underwriting Intern will support the underwriting team while gaining hands-on exposure to the fundamentals of medical stop loss insurance, risk evaluation, and the underwriting process. This internship is designed for a student interested in building a career in insurance, underwriting, finance, or a related field. The intern will work alongside experienced underwriters to learn how employer-sponsored health plans are evaluated and how underwriting decisions are supported through data analysis, plan information, claims experience, and other risk factors.

What You’ll Learn

• Exposure to the full stop loss underwriting process.
• Opportunity to develop foundational skills in risk assessment, data analysis, pricing concepts, and the employer-sponsored healthcare insurance market.
• Experience working within a professional underwriting team.
• Learning about potential career paths within stop loss insurance.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist underwriters with reviewing and organizing information for new business and renewal opportunities.
• Learn the fundamentals of medical stop loss insurance, including specific and aggregate coverage.
• Support the review of census data, claims information, plan documents, and other underwriting materials.
• Assist with data entry, reporting, and maintaining accurate underwriting records.
• Help prepare information used in quotes, proposals, and underwriting evaluations.
• Develop an understanding of how risk factors impact pricing and underwriting decisions.
• Work with underwriting team members to identify missing or incomplete information needed for case review.
• Participate in team meetings, training sessions, and other learning opportunities.
• Complete special projects and analysis as assigned.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Risk Management, Insurance, Economics, Mathematics, Data Analytics, Statistics, Actuarial Science or a related field.
• 60 completed college hours from an accredited college or university with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
• Comfortable working with numbers and analyzing information.
• Basic proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to manage multiple assignments and meet deadlines.
• Interest in learning about insurance, healthcare, risk management, and underwriting.

This role is located onsite in Kennesaw, GA.

Hybrid work schedule.