Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs

Accountabilities:

• Lead the drafting, submission, and defense of AI and predictive model filings through SERFF, including model checklists, methodology narratives, validation summaries, and variable justifications.
• Manage regulatory objections and interrogatories, coordinating with data science, actuarial, product, and external legal teams to deliver timely and effective responses.
• Build and improve processes, tools, and standards that enable consistent and scalable multistate filings as the regulatory footprint grows.
• Support carrier clients with rate and underwriting filings that incorporate AI-driven models, including responding to department questions and participating in client meetings and working sessions.
• Monitor state insurance requirements, regulatory bulletins, and department positions, translating developments into practical internal guidance and client communications.
• Help navigate regulatory requirements related to emerging AI, predictive analytics, third-party data, and catastrophe modeling.
• Represent the regulatory function with regulators, carrier partners, industry groups, and other external stakeholders.
• Use AI tools and automation to improve regulatory workflows, documentation, research, and filing efficiency.

Requirements:

• 6+ years of U.S. property and casualty insurance experience in regulatory affairs, compliance, product management, actuarial work, or a related discipline, ideally within a carrier, rating or advisory organization, department of insurance, or filing consultancy.
• Demonstrated hands-on ownership of multistate P&C rate, rule, and form filings in SERFF, from drafting through approval, including direct management of objections and responses with department analysts and actuaries.
• Strong understanding of rating plans, rate and rule manuals, class plans, and supporting actuarial documentation.
• Exceptional technical and persuasive writing skills, with the ability to translate complex technical and statistical information into clear filing narratives suitable for regulatory review.
• Experience using AI tools such as Claude as part of daily work, including developing prompts, templates, workflows, or other tooling that improves team productivity.
• Strong communication and relationship-management skills, with professionalism and composure when working with regulators, carrier clients, industry organizations, and external advisors.
• Ability to independently own complex workstreams, exercise sound judgment, prioritize effectively, and identify when escalation is appropriate.
• Bachelor's degree and legal eligibility to work in the United States.
• An actuarial designation such as ACAS or FCAS is strongly preferred; CPCU, ARM, AINS, or relevant actuarial coursework is also valued.
• Experience with predictive, machine learning, or catastrophe model filings, model governance, or third-party model review requirements is a plus.
• Familiarity with NAIC model laws, regulatory bulletins, and initiatives concerning AI, third-party data, and third-party models is preferred.
• Experience creating AI-assisted workflows, prompts, or agents adopted by other team members is advantageous.
• Background with rating, advisory, or statistical organizations, or experience managing external filing consultants, actuarial consultants, or regulatory counsel, is a plus.
• Personal or commercial property insurance experience is beneficial.

Benefits:

• Competitive compensation package with equity incentives.
• Comprehensive healthcare coverage.
• Flexible Time Off.
• Opportunity to contribute to a well-funded, growth-stage organization.
• Collaborative and upbeat work environment.
• Company-sponsored outings and offsites.
• Remote work opportunity within the United States.