Risk Consultant - Property - REMOTE

About the role

In a world that is ever more complex and unpredictable, large and corporate companies need a robust partner to improve their risk profile. AXA XL Risk Consulting is a division of AXA XL Insurance and supports underwriters in the assessment of the risks AXA XL is insuring; and clients, in the identification, evaluation, anticipation, and prevention of their risks. Leveraging the quality of our engineering expertise and our long-standing experience across multiple industry sectors, we have an ambition to develop innovative and new risk engineering approaches, dedicated risk modelling tools across multiple risk domains, and proprietary platforms and IT solutions for our clients. We serve all types of mid-market and corporate businesses, whether they are insured or not insured by AXA XL.

This position will provide consulting services for property and natural hazards in the Northeast U.S. primarily in New York State and Connecticut. The position requires application of technical background and practical experience to identify and mitigate property and natural catastrophe exposures for a broad range of project types and customers.

Responsibilities

• Conduct onsite visits to assess property and natural catastrophe exposures and develop detailed reports to relay conditions and provide recommendations for improvement.
• Work hand in hand with the network of specialized engineers of AXA XL Risk Consulting to serve clients.
• Build credibility with and create customer satisfaction by demonstrating the value of risk control services.
• Service U.S. territories and support insured and non-insured clients.
• Travel is expected to include 25%, with the majority local to New York State and Connecticut.
• Report to the Northeast Regional Engineering Leader.

Requirements

• Robust working knowledge of NFPA Codes, FM Data Sheets and local requirements.
• Robust working knowledge of fire protection.
• Engineering or science-based undergraduate degree.
• Some experience as a property field engineer.
• Experience analyzing natural hazards, particularly flood exposures.
• Ability to apply industry experience to a broad range of customers and projects, consult effectively on a broad range of property risk controls, and identify exposures/assess controls on complex risks.
• Outstanding verbal and written communication skills; communicates effectively with a broad range of underwriting and customer partners.
• Listens effectively and makes sound assessments/conclusions based on review of written procedures, documents, discussions, and observations.
• Makes technical information and recommendations understandable to a broad range of audiences and influences others to accept and act on recommendations.
• Self-starter continually looking towards individual development; capable of managing schedule and resources, assessing workload considering business priorities, and directing efforts while working in a remote environment.
• Works collaboratively as part of a team, proactively across lines of business, and effectively with internal and external partners on special projects and furthering industry and business goals.
• Valid driver’s license required.

Pay

The U.S. base salary range for this position is USD 109,600 – 191,700. Actual pay will be determined based upon the individual’s skills, experience and location. We strive for market alignment and internal equity with our colleagues’ pay.