Insurance Company Financial Auditor

Hiring Agency: Insurance - Agency 22

Location: Lincoln, NE

Hiring Rate: $30.720

Job ID: JR2026-00028534

About the role

The Nebraska Department of Insurance exists to protect consumers by safeguarding those affected with the business of insurance through statutory obligations and promoting fair and just treatment of all parties to insurance transactions. With approximately 100 team members, the department works with national and international regulators and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. The Financial Examination Division monitors the financial solvency of one of the largest domestic insurance industries in the United States, conducting ongoing analysis of quarterly financial statements, statutory filings, and on‑site financial examinations every three to five years using a risk‑focused approach. The department offers engaging and challenging work, supportive management with an open‑door policy, a knowledgeable and fun team, work‑life balance with flexibility, excellent health and wellness benefits, formal onboarding and training, built‑in opportunities for growth and advancement (including progression to Financial Examiner II within two years and Senior Financial Examiner within three years, contingent on satisfactory performance and obtaining Society of Financial Examiners designations), and a comprehensive benefits package.

Responsibilities

• Extensively work on site at insurance companies verifying financial and non‑financial information.
• Work both independently as well as in conjunction with a team of fellow examiners in a variety of work environments.
• Investigate insurance company activities and determine if an insurance company is in conformity with insurance industry accounting standards “Statements of Statutory Accounting Practices” (SSAP).
• Investigate and analyze insurance company policies, procedures, operations and controls to detect possible regulatory statute violations and solvency concerns.
• Review and verification of insurance company’s recordings of accounting transaction activities, including but not limited to review of journal entries, ledgers, trial balances and various supporting source documentation.
• Assist in the verification and review of insurance company information and data which supports items such as assets, net worth, liabilities, capital stock, surplus, income and expenditures.
• Correspond with and conduct interviews with insurance company officials to verify and evaluate compliance with regulatory requirements and to obtain an understanding of insurance company operations.
• Make clear and accurate assessments regarding whether an insurance company is adequately meeting compliance standards.
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