Top Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

Underwriting interns learn to evaluate business operations, assess commercial risks, and develop insurance solutions. They support underwriting projects while building analytical, decision-making, negotiation, relationship-management, and communication skills. The 11-week program includes professional development, exposure to commercial insurance products, collaboration with experienced underwriters, and potential future career opportunities. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant bachelor’s degree, maintain a 3.0 GPA, have at least one semester remaining, and possess permanent U.S. work authorization.

Investigates and processes commercial insurance claims, determines coverage, estimates damages, sets reserves, negotiates settlements, documents claim files, and identifies potential fraud or subrogation. The role requires customer and claimant communication, policy analysis, claims evaluation, and coordination with appraisal, subrogation, and investigative teams.

Investigates and processes commercial insurance claims within assigned authority limits. Responsibilities include determining coverage, assessing damages, setting reserves, negotiating settlements, preparing or reviewing estimates, documenting claim files, communicating with insured parties and agents, and identifying potential fraud or subrogation. The role requires strong organization, communication, customer service, technology, and claims-handling capabilities, along with potential multi-state licensing.

Underwriting interns analyze business and financial information, evaluate and price commercial insurance risks, and support underwriting projects. They work alongside experienced professionals, build analytical, decision-making, communication, and relationship-management skills, and gain exposure to commercial and specialty insurance products. The 11-week program includes professional development, networking, and exploration of future career paths within Global Risk Solutions.

Participate in a structured underwriting development program, analyzing business operations, financial data, industry trends, and risks. Collaborate with brokers, customers, and internal teams to develop insurance solutions, assess coverage, support pricing decisions, and balance customer needs with profitable growth. Build expertise in risk selection, negotiation, relationship management, and commercial insurance underwriting through coursework, hands-on assignments, mentorship, and continued professional education.

Participate in an 11-week commercial lines underwriting internship by evaluating business risks, analyzing customer and operational information, supporting insurance solution and pricing decisions, collaborating with agents and underwriting professionals, and contributing to business initiatives. The role develops analytical, decision-making, problem-solving, relationship management, and risk assessment skills while providing exposure to commercial insurance products.

The Senior Accountant oversees monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes; prepares financial statements, audit schedules, and reports; researches accounting policies; maintains internal controls; and identifies financial-system issues. The role supports treasury projects, leads process improvements, participates in department initiatives, reviews team members’ work, and trains colleagues. It requires effective communication with management, strong prioritization, attention to detail, and advanced Excel and Word skills.

Leads underwriting teams responsible for risk selection, portfolio profitability, renewals, acquisitions, and complex casualty accounts in sharing economy and mobility sectors. Manages and develops underwriting talent, oversees broker relationships, evaluates pricing and coverage, guides risk acceptance decisions, monitors portfolio performance, and ensures regulatory and documentation compliance. Provides strategic direction, coaching, negotiation support, and industry thought leadership while protecting company capital and driving profitable growth.

Participate in an 11-week actuarial internship supporting insurance business needs through data analysis, pricing, reserving, modeling, rate level indications, and analytics. Interns gain exposure to personal and commercial insurance products, receive formal actuarial training, develop technical and business skills, and work alongside experienced actuaries. Candidates should be pursuing a relevant degree, demonstrate strong analytical, mathematical, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills, and show curiosity and willingness to learn.

Leads first-line operational excellence across investment operations, including risk and control self-assessments, control testing, remediation, KPI frameworks, operational-health reporting, governance, and transformation delivery. The role assesses processes across treasury, cash and trade, derivatives, loans, alternatives, shared services, and investment accounting. It partners with product, technology, risk, audit, and external providers to address root causes, improve controls, advance automation, and communicate operational risks and performance to senior leadership.