Utilizes expert analytical skills, experience and interdisciplinary knowledge of Surety, financial operations, statutory interpretations, and insolvency laws to Investigate, negotiate, analyze, resolve, and manage surety claims cases to ensure customer satisfaction and loss mitigation.

Work may include attending and participating in legal proceedings, as appropriate.

Direct claims and recovery efforts, both directly and through assignment to outside vendors and legal counsel.

Claim duties may include some or all of the following: Works collaboratively and builds relationships with internal and external stakeholders/parties.

Participate in operational, development, training projects, initiatives, and presentations as requested or assigned.

Fulfill other duties as assigned.

Bachelor's degree required.

Juris Doctorate degree and active membership of bar in at least one state required.

Minimum of 5 years, preferably 10 years, working for a surety or as a practicing attorney (or a combination thereof) with a diverse caseload required, with an emphasis in commercial surety matters strongly preferred.

Experience: managing the most complex surety claims involving multiple bonds with losses in excess of $5 million with a preference of $10 million or more highly preferred.

In-depth knowledge and experience working at a surety company or surety law firm representing surety companies specifically highly preferred.

Knowledge of private, state, and federal laws that are applicable to surety claims and transactional matters.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Demonstrated ability to balance competing priorities and meet applicable deadlines.

Willingness to travel on short notice.

Current claims adjuster license in Texas and Florida (or ability to obtain requisite license) along with the ability to secure and maintain all required state adjuster licenses.