66,186 Verified Insurance Jobs (October 2026)
Insurance jobs in October 2026 can span claims, underwriting, policy administration, customer support, sales, risk, compliance, and operations roles across a mix of workplace setups. Candidates may see openings that require insurance licensing, carrier or broker experience, claims systems knowledge, client service skills, or familiarity with policy documentation. Create an account to explore the full job feed and auto-apply with LiftmyCV AI Agent.
Liability Claims Adjuster
On-siteJoin Sedgwick, a leader in the global insurance industry, as a Liability Claims Adjuster. In this role, you will analyze complex GL, Property, and Product Liability claims to determine benefits, ensuring timely adjudication. You will work closely with clients…
Posted 5 days ago
Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster
On-siteCompany Argo Group Argo Group is an underwriter of specialty insurance products in the property and casualty market. Argo offers a full line of products and services designed to meet the unique coverage and claims-handling needs of…
Posted 3 days ago
Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster
On-siteJoin Sedgwick, a global leader in workers' compensation claims management, and contribute to a caring culture while enjoying a flexible work environment. This role focuses on analyzing claims to determine benefits, collaborating with clients, and…
Posted 1 week ago
Property Claims Adjuster
RemoteJoin Honeycomb Insurance, a rapidly expanding global startup recognized for innovation in commercial real estate insurance. As a Property Claims Adjuster, you will manage and evaluate property insurance claims, ensuring accurate assessments of…
Posted 5 days ago
Lead Casualty Claims Adjuster
RemoteJoin Tokio Marine HCC as a Lead Casualty Claims Adjuster, where you will manage complex claims involving coverage, liability, and damages. This remote role focuses on primary casualty lines, particularly in construction defect cases. Collaborate with…
Posted 2 weeks ago
Senior Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster
On-siteAcrisure is seeking a Senior Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster to independently manage complex Pennsylvania workers' compensation claims. This role involves investigating claims, determining compensability, evaluating exposure, and…
Posted 3 days ago
Sr. Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster
On-siteJob Description About Acrisure A global fintech leader, Acrisure empowers millions of ambitious businesses and individuals with the right solutions to grow boldly forward. Bringing cutting-edge technology and top-tier human support together, we…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Sr. Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster
On-siteJob Description About Acrisure A global fintech leader, Acrisure empowers millions of ambitious businesses and individuals with the right solutions to grow boldly forward. Bringing cutting-edge technology and top-tier human support together, we…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Property Claims Adjuster II
On-siteJoin Nationwide as a Property Claims Adjuster II, where you'll assist clients in handling property damage claims. This position requires 3-5 years of experience with property claims and strong customer service skills. You will be responsible for…
Posted 1 day ago
Field Property Claims Adjuster
On-siteJoin Nationwide's Property and Casualty team as a Field Property Claims Adjuster, where you'll help clients protect their assets by managing property claims from start to finish. This role requires strong analytical and customer service skills as…
Posted 1 week ago
Inside Auto Claims Adjuster
RemoteJoin Allstate as an Inside Auto Claims Adjuster, where you'll investigate and resolve automobile claims. This role involves determining coverage, liability, and damages while delivering top-notch customer service. Ideal candidates are strong in…
Posted 5 days ago
Associate Auto Claims Adjuster
On-siteWhat is a Claims Adjuster? This role is responsible for determining covered failures by reviewing vehicle service agreements, determining the need for inspection, interpreting policy coverage, and researching all facts, for multiple product lines;…
Posted 2 weeks ago
Inside Auto Claims Adjuster
RemoteAllstate is seeking an Inside Auto Claims Adjuster for the West Zone, responsible for investigating and resolving basic to moderately complex auto insurance claims. The role involves evaluating coverage, determining liability, and negotiating…
Posted 2 weeks ago
Associate Auto Claim Adjuster
On-siteThis role is responsible for determining covered failures by reviewing vehicle service agreements, determining the need for inspection, interpreting policy coverage, and researching all facts, for multiple product lines; including but not limited to…
Posted 4 weeks ago
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Insurance Jobs Salary Data (October 2026)
This section summarizes salary information from 66,186+ active insurance job postings, where pay details are available. It covers compensation signals across insurance roles such as claims, underwriting, sales, customer support, compliance, and operations.
Average Salary
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Based on 66,186 roles currently tracked by LiftmyCV. Last updated on Sep 26, 2026
Salary Distribution
Based on 66,186 roles currently tracked by LiftmyCV. Last updated on Sep 26, 2026
| Experience Level | 25th Percentile | Median (50th) | 75th Percentile | Sample Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | $56,550 | $76,450 | $110,000 | 66,186 |
| Entry-Level | $49,720 | $64,595.5 | $109,525 | 39 |
| Mid-Level | $56,456.25 | $75,250 | $84,956.25 | 62 |
| Senior-Level | $79,195.5 | $119,482.5 | $156,875 | 32 |
"Insurance hiring in 2026 tends to split across a few very different lanes: underwriting roles need risk judgment and clean documentation, claims roles reward steady case handling, and sales or account positions lean on licensing, retention, and client communication. Actuarial, compliance, and operations openings usually read more technical, with employers paying close attention to systems, regulatory exposure, and process discipline. The strongest insurance applications connect the resume to the exact lane, not just the broader industry."
Marina's Market Take
Senior HR Leader & Lead Tech Recruiter
How to Land an Insurance Job in 2026
Insurance jobs cover several lanes, so a focused application starts with choosing the lane you’re actually built for. A claims adjuster profile should read differently from an underwriting assistant, licensed insurance agent, account manager, customer service representative, or actuarial analyst profile. In 2026, the clearest candidates connect their experience to the work insurers, agencies, brokers, and service teams need done: evaluating risk, supporting policyholders, handling claims, maintaining compliance, selling coverage, or analyzing loss and pricing data.
For claims roles, emphasize investigation, documentation, coverage review, vendor coordination, and calm communication with policyholders. If you’ve handled auto, property, workers’ compensation, health, or liability claims, name the line of insurance and the systems or workflows you used. For underwriting roles, focus on risk assessment, policy review, renewal support, submissions, loss runs, rating tools, and collaboration with brokers or producers.
For sales and account roles, applications should show license status when applicable, product knowledge, retention work, cross-sell activity, book management, and client communication. If the role is in personal lines, commercial lines, benefits, life, or health insurance, make that category visible early. For operations, support, compliance, and analyst roles, highlight policy administration, billing, endorsements, regulatory accuracy, reporting, Excel, CRM or agency management systems, and the ability to keep details clean across many accounts.
- Pick a lane before applying: claims, underwriting, sales, account management, customer support, compliance, operations, or actuarial analysis.
- Match insurance terminology: use the same line of business named in the posting, such as property and casualty, life, health, benefits, or commercial lines.
- Call out licenses clearly: include active P&C, life and health, adjuster, or producer licenses when they apply.
- Prioritize fit: separate remote, hybrid, agency, carrier, brokerage, and call center roles so your applications reflect the actual work setting.
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Required Skills
Resume Tips
For insurance jobs, your resume should show how you handle risk, policy details, customers, claims, compliance, or sales targets without burying the reader in generic office duties. Lead with the lane that fits the posting: claims adjusting, underwriting, brokerage, actuarial work, customer service, account management, loss control, or compliance. Mention insurance-specific systems and credentials when you have them, such as Guidewire, Applied Epic, AMS360, Salesforce, Excel, SQL, CPCU, AINS, ARM, state insurance licenses, or claims adjuster licensing.
Cut vague phrases like “handled customer needs” or “worked with policies.” Replace them with proof tied to insurance work: claim volume, renewal support, policy types, risk reviews, documentation accuracy, regulatory filings, or book-of-business size. If you’re moving from banking, healthcare, call centers, or operations, frame the experience around regulated documentation, customer conversations, escalation handling, and data accuracy.
- Weak: Helped customers with insurance questions and processed paperwork.
- Strong: Managed 45 auto and property claim inquiries per day, documented coverage details in Guidewire, and escalated disputed liability cases to adjusters within internal service timelines.
For underwriting roles, show risk analysis and policy decision support. For claims roles, show investigation, documentation, negotiation, and settlement work. For producer or account roles, include renewals, cross-sell activity, carrier coordination, and client retention where you can support it.
LiftmyCV helps you create an ATS-friendly insurance resume tailored to each job, so your skills and experience better match what employers are looking for.
How to Prepare for Interviews
Insurance interviews in 2026 often test how well you handle risk, regulation, customer detail, and judgment under incomplete information. For underwriting roles, prepare examples where you reviewed applications, weighed loss history, checked policy rules, or explained a decline without turning it into a script. Claims candidates should be ready for scenario questions about coverage disputes, documentation gaps, fraud indicators, subrogation, or a customer upset about a settlement.
Expect different formats across insurance jobs. An actuarial or analytics interview may include a pricing, reserving, or loss-ratio exercise with spreadsheets. A compliance role may ask how you would respond to a state filing issue or audit finding. Sales, broker, and account management roles may use a role-play around renewals, cross-sell opportunities, or explaining exclusions to a client.
Before the interview, build two or three concise stories with numbers: claim cycle time, retention, premium growth, audit accuracy, backlog reduction, or policy review volume. LiftmyCV can help organize those examples so they match the insurance lane you’re pursuing.