Job Description

This is a remote position.

As a Catastrophe (CAT) Property Adjuster, you’ll be responsible for investigating and managing property claims that require on-site inspections. This role involves working closely with policyholders while also maintaining effective partnerships with agents, contractors, vendors, underwriters, and other professionals. You’ll be expected to have a strong understanding of your assigned region—including its geography, state and local regulations, insurance practices, and legal requirements.

This position may be home-based or tied to one of our claims offices, but it does require frequent travel—sometimes on short notice—up to 75% of the time.

Key Responsibilities

• Obtain and maintain required adjuster licenses and continuing education credits.
  

• Conduct field inspections and investigations of personal property claims.
  

• Work independently from home or a company office as your operational base.
  

• Handle business interruption (BI) claims alongside BI specialists.
  

• Manage assignments of moderate complexity within defined authority levels.
  

• Investigate, assess, and negotiate property claims, including low-complexity commercial matters.
  

• Oversee all aspects of a claim, which may include hearings, arbitration, or small claims litigation.
  

• Apply effective loss mitigation strategies to reduce exposure and expense.
  

• Maintain confidentiality, productivity, and a high standard of customer service.
  

• Ensure adequate internet connectivity when working remotely.
  

What You Bring

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience.
  

• 3–5 years of experience as a CAT or Property Adjuster.
  

• Strong time management and organizational skills.
  

• Skilled negotiator with the ability to achieve results without damaging relationships.
  

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to foster open dialogue.
  

• Solid understanding of insurance statutes, case law, and regulatory requirements.
  

• Critical thinker with problem-solving skills and adaptability to changing priorities.
  

• Team-oriented with the ability to collaborate effectively.
  

• Comfortable making independent decisions within authorized limits.
  

• Proficiency in using computers and standard office tools.
  

• Willingness and ability to travel extensively (up to 75%).
  

• Physical capability to sit/stand for long periods, drive 4–5 hours daily, frequently enter/exit vehicles, carry up to 30 lbs., and perform extended walking, bending, and climbing during inspections.
  

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