Top Insurance Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Calculates, adjusts, audits, and processes sales commissions for agents. Maintains commission databases and records, investigates payout disputes, reconciles discrepancies, answers commission and 1099 questions, supports recurring commission processes, and recommends process improvements while ensuring accurate and timely payments.

Build and own end-to-end data products, including pipelines, transformations, semantic models, dashboards, metrics, and AI-enabled workflows. Partner with business and technical stakeholders to turn ambiguous questions into trusted, maintainable solutions. Establish data quality testing, documentation, monitoring, and governance while improving architecture and automation. Use Snowflake, dbt, Power BI, and related technologies to support analytics across Marketing, Product, Finance, and Engineering.

Own relationships, health, retention, and growth for enterprise carrier customers. Responsibilities include executive business reviews, performance reporting, escalation management, roadmap alignment, expansion opportunities, compliance documentation, audit responses, and cross-functional coordination with Product, Engineering, Implementation, Compliance, and Sales. The role also mentors Customer Success Associates and requires travel for solution workshops, leadership events, and customer reviews.

Manage multiple customer-facing enterprise software implementation projects from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include developing project plans, coordinating internal and external stakeholders, managing budgets, schedules, risks, scope, resources, and deliverables, and providing executive status reporting. The role requires leading customer relationships, overseeing data migrations and system integrations, resolving issues, and ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to quality standards.

Independently underwrites complex environmental insurance policies, evaluates and prices risk, and manages broker, agent, and client portfolios. Develops profitable business through market relationships, provides analytical input to planning, and supports underwriting process improvements. Advises on legal and regulatory issues, communicates complex coverage and risk analyses, contributes thought leadership, and mentors and trains underwriters and internal partners.

Design data-rich workflows, interfaces, visualizations, and controls for brokers, agency leaders, and internal operations teams. Conduct user research, translate complex data into intuitive experiences, partner with Product, Engineering, and Data from discovery through launch, contribute to Spark’s design system, and incorporate AI into design workflows.

Originate and service agricultural mortgage loans across Southern and Eastern Illinois while managing a $400 million portfolio. Develop new business, structure complex financings, underwrite and analyze credit, conduct real estate valuation, and maintain long-term relationships with agricultural clients and industry stakeholders. The role requires strong agricultural lending expertise, business development skills, portfolio management capabilities, and an established regional network.

Lead Atticus’s corporate communications and public relations function, building media presence, policy-driven storytelling, rapid response, public affairs, Congressional engagement, executive thought leadership, crisis preparedness, agency management, communications operations, and a growing team. Use proprietary data and client stories to shape coverage and policy conversations around Social Security, disability benefits, and access to legal help.

Serve as in-house commercial counsel by drafting and negotiating contracts, managing the LinkSquares contracting workflow, advising internal stakeholders, and maintaining contract records. Lead legal collections through demand letters, outside counsel coordination, and dispute resolution. Support corporate governance, regulatory compliance, subpoena responses, policy development, and other legal matters. The role requires independent judgment, strong organization, and the ability to communicate legal concepts clearly to business teams.

Leads the company’s information security operations and reports to the CISO. Oversees SIEM, threat detection, vulnerability management, penetration testing, incident response, SOC 2 Type II compliance, third-party risk, security awareness, cloud and endpoint security, and regulatory cybersecurity coordination. Manages security policies, breach readiness, tabletop exercises, KPIs, audits, and emerging technology evaluations while partnering with IT, infrastructure, compliance, regulators, and executive leadership.