Top Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

Provides expert underwriting guidance and referral approval for large construction casualty programs, including workers’ compensation, general liability, auto, excess, OCIP, and CCIP placements. Evaluates coverage, exposure, pricing, portfolio performance, and financial decisions; advises underwriting leadership; improves technical frameworks and underwriter capabilities; and collaborates with claims, actuarial, reinsurance, brokers, and customers.

Manages routine to moderately complex Personal Injury Protection and Medical Payment claims from investigation through resolution. Responsibilities include determining coverage and eligibility, evaluating damages, medically managing claims, setting reserves, paying medical bills, referring claims for subrogation or investigation, and negotiating settlements. The role interacts with claimants, policyholders, providers, attorneys, and other parties while maintaining an assigned claims inventory and meeting regulatory, client, and service requirements.

Entry-level rotational actuarial program involving three 18-month assignments across reserving, pricing, modeling, and analytics. Participants support personal and commercial insurance lines, develop actuarial and business skills, receive mentoring and technical training, and work toward the ACAS designation. Candidates need a relevant bachelor’s degree, strong analytical and communication skills, leadership experience, and at least one passed actuarial exam.

Evaluates and underwrites complex mobility-related insurance risks, including rideshare, delivery fleets, autonomous vehicles, connected vehicles, and mobility platforms. Manages client and broker portfolios, makes data-driven pricing and risk decisions, develops business relationships, identifies emerging exposure trends, and contributes to product development and underwriting process improvements. Collaborates with actuarial, claims, underwriting support, and other internal teams to deliver profitable, responsive insurance solutions.

Develop top-down US credit market views and translate them into portfolio positioning, relative-value recommendations, and asset allocation. Drive credit beta, risk/return frameworks, scenario analysis, cross-asset integration, market monitoring, thematic research, and clear decision-oriented communication to senior leadership and investment committees.

Leads a team supporting actuarial filings, rate changes, product initiatives, and regulatory negotiations for personal auto insurance. Provides pricing and product development analysis, state-level actuarial recommendations, data-driven insights, and subject matter expertise. Oversees five actuaries and analysts, improves processes, conducts ad hoc data deep dives, and communicates technical actuarial concepts to regulators and internal stakeholders.

The Senior Accountant oversees monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes; prepares financial statements, audit schedules, and reports; researches accounting policies; maintains internal controls; identifies financial-system issues; and drives process improvements. The role may review teammates’ work, support treasury projects, train colleagues, and provide performance feedback while communicating with management and coordinating department initiatives.

Leads underwriting professionals managing retention, acquisition, risk selection, complex casualty accounts, broker relationships, portfolio profitability, and regulatory file quality. Evaluates pricing, coverage, risk scenarios, reinsurance, and capital performance while coaching underwriters and driving innovation, profitable growth, and continuous improvement across sharing economy and new mobility insurance sectors.

Partners with Excess Casualty and Mobility Solutions underwriting teams to deliver financial and operational reporting, planning, forecasting, variance analysis, and strategic insights. Acts as a data steward, investigates financial trends and variances, maintains reporting documentation, and recommends process, control, and technology improvements. The role requires strong analytical, communication, organizational, and financial planning skills.

Leads Liberty Mutual’s Quantitative Capital Insights team, overseeing enterprise economic capital modeling, capital adequacy analysis, RORAC, stress testing, scenario analysis, regulatory and rating agency reporting, and strategic capital decisions. Advises executives and the Board on capital deployment, risk financing, M&A, reinsurance, and portfolio optimization. Builds relationships across business units and enterprise functions, advances model governance and infrastructure, and integrates previously separate teams while developing quantitative insights that support business decisions.