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Special Examiner, Reinsurance Claims
Description We’re hiring a Special Claims Examiner on our Reinsurance Claims Examining team. Our mission is simple: recover the money Liberty is owed under our reinsurance contracts. The role is ideal for someone who likes complex claim analysis, contract review, financial detail, and working with internal and external partners to drive recoveries. It’s a high-impact opportunity where strong execution directly contributes to the company’s bottom line. The Special Claims Examiner is responsible for managing the end-to-end ceded reinsurance claims process, ensuring accurate and timely reporting, collections, and reconciliations with reinsurers. This role serves as a subject matter expert, partnering withinternal stakeholders, brokers, and reinsurers to resolve complex claim issues while maintaining compliance with treaty and facultative reinsurance agreements. The ideal candidate possesses strong technical reinsurance knowledge, excellent analytical skills, and the ability to work independently while contributing to continuous process improvement initiatives, including use of AI. Key Responsibilities: Manage a portfolio of ceded reinsurance claims from initial notification through final recovery and settlement. Interpret treaty and facultative reinsurance contracts to determine coverage, reporting requirements, and recoverable amounts. Prepare and submit accurate claim notices, proofs of loss, and supporting documentation to reinsurers and brokers. Monitor and support collecting outstanding reinsurance recoverables, proactively following up outstanding issues when applicable. Investigate and resolve complex claim discrepancies, coverage questions, andcollection issues. Collaborate with Claims, Underwriting, Finance, and Accounting to ensure accurateclaim reporting and financial results. Support ceded claim balances and support month-end, quarter-end, and year-endclose activities. Analyze claims data and identify trends, exceptions, and opportunities for operational im