Insurance risk and operations professional focused on account-level exposure analysis, loss-driver identification, underwriter support, technical documentation, and the translation of complex evidence into a clear action.
Experienced evaluating complex commercial marine accounts, reviewing policy and endorsement structures, assessing exposure, reading premium, loss, and reserve information, coordinating technical resources, and delivering written risk intelligence to underwriting and client stakeholders.
The résumé uses the most accurate functional language for the work: risk assessment, loss-driver analysis, underwriting support, technical evidence, workflow control, and documentation.
Handled complex commercial marine accounts through account-level coverage and endorsement review, exposure evaluation, premium, loss, and reserve analysis, loss-trend insight, technical survey coordination, and the account selection, retention, and book-protection decisions that support disciplined underwriting.
Conducted operational risk assessments across carrier and brokerage workflows, evaluated submissions, renewals, claims handoffs, and reporting processes, and built analytics frameworks measuring incident volume, claims cost, turnaround time, and decision consistency.
Designed and delivered continuing education for insurance professionals on casualty risk, loss-control fundamentals, liability exposure analysis, coverage interpretation, and state regulatory compliance.
The tools are useful because they make the operating system more visible: claims trends, risk signals, documentation quality, and stakeholder decisions.
Austin Peay State University. B.A. Sociology with a Computer Science minor from Vanderbilt University.
Reciprocity and continuing education maintained. CPCU / AIC certification track in progress.
Comfortable with loss-run and claims-cost reporting, data visualization, policy administration platforms, SQL fundamentals, and audit-compliant documentation.
The portfolio and the résumé point to the same conclusion: the next step is casualty risk consulting, where insurer-side evidence judgment moves from post-loss evaluation to pre-loss risk intelligence.