Risk Manager - Cape & Islands
About the role.
PURE Risk Managers perform independent risk assessments to evaluate complex property exposures and support underwriting and loss prevention strategies for our members who are owners of the finest built homes. Risk Managers apply professional judgment, technical expertise, and discretion to assess risk and determine replacement cost. Risk Managers work with a high degree of autonomy, interfacing directly with our members to communicate findings on underlying risk factors identified in their homes, recommending mitigation solutions that impact business operations, underwriting decisions, and loss exposure.
What You’ll Do.
Perform PURE 360 Risk assessments by evaluating complex and varied property conditions across regions, construction types, and environmental factors, assessing risk exposure.
Analyze and interpret findings to assess loss probability and severity, using professional judgment to determine appropriate recommendations.
Recommend loss prevention strategies by identifying practical solutions and prioritizing actions based on risk impact.
Using professional judgment, technical expertise, and discretion, this role assesses property conditions, evaluates replacement cost considerations, identifies material risk factors, and determines the significance of exposures that may affect underwriting decisions, loss potential, and business operations.
Partner with Underwriting and internal stakeholders to provide insight that supports risk selection and business decisions.
Evaluate unique site conditions and risk factors by applying technical knowledge and experience to geographic and peril-specific scenarios.
Operate independently in the field with flexibility in approach and execution, adapting methods based on property-specific conditions.
Communicate assessment results and recommendations clearly, including the rationale behind decisions and potential risk implications.
Serve as a trusted representative of the PURE brand in members’ homes, building credibility through thoughtful, knowledgeable engagement while bringing humility, professionalism, and genuine care to every interaction – delivering a service experience that reflects our commitment to excellence.
Who You Are.
Bachelor’s degree preferred but not required – relevant field experience is highly valued
3+ years of experience as a Risk Manager at an insurance carrier, or in a related insurance role with exposure to property risk assessment and broader risk management practices
OR 5+ years of experience in high-value home construction, skilled trades (e.g., plumbing, electrical, HVAC), home inspection, appraisal, or a related field
Strong interpersonal and oral and written communication skills are a must
Demonstrated ability to apply independent judgment and discretion in complex situations
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving skills
Professional, trustworthy and passionate about helping others
Compensation Package:
The base salary for this role can range from $80K - $100K, based on a full-time work schedule. An individual’s ultimate compensation will vary depending on job-related skills and experience, geographic location, alignment with market data, and equity among other team members with comparable experience. You will also be eligible for annual merit-based increases and discretionary bonuses.
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PURE Risk Managers perform independent risk assessments to evaluate complex property exposures and support underwriting and loss prevention strategies for our members who are owners of the finest built homes. Risk Managers apply professional judgment, technical expertise, and discretion to assess risk and determine replacement cost. Risk Managers work with a high degree of autonomy, interfacing directly with our members to communicate findings on underlying risk factors identified in their homes, recommending mitigation solutions that impact business operations, underwriting decisions, and loss exposure.
What You’ll Do.
Perform PURE 360 Risk assessments by evaluating complex and varied property conditions across regions, construction types, and environmental factors, assessing risk exposure.
Analyze and interpret findings to assess loss probability and severity, using professional judgment to determine appropriate recommendations.
Recommend loss prevention strategies by identifying practical solutions and prioritizing actions based on risk impact.
Using professional judgment, technical expertise, and discretion, this role assesses property conditions, evaluates replacement cost considerations, identifies material risk factors, and determines the significance of exposures that may affect underwriting decisions, loss potential, and business operations.
Partner with Underwriting and internal stakeholders to provide insight that supports risk selection and business decisions.
Evaluate unique site conditions and risk factors by applying technical knowledge and experience to geographic and peril-specific scenarios.
Operate independently in the field with flexibility in approach and execution, adapting methods based on property-specific conditions.
Communicate assessment results and recommendations clearly, including the rationale behind decisions and potential risk implications.
Serve as a trusted representative of the PURE brand in members’ homes, building credibility through thoughtful, knowledgeable engagement while bringing humility, professionalism, and genuine care to every interaction – delivering a service experience that reflects our commitment to excellence.
Who You Are.
Bachelor’s degree preferred but not required – relevant field experience is highly valued
3+ years of experience as a Risk Manager at an insurance carrier, or in a related insurance role with exposure to property risk assessment and broader risk management practices
OR 5+ years of experience in high-value home construction, skilled trades (e.g., plumbing, electrical, HVAC), home inspection, appraisal, or a related field
Strong interpersonal and oral and written communication skills are a must
Demonstrated ability to apply independent judgment and discretion in complex situations
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving skills
Professional, trustworthy and passionate about helping others
Compensation Package:
The base salary for this role can range from $80K - $100K, based on a full-time work schedule. An individual’s ultimate compensation will vary depending on job-related skills and experience, geographic location, alignment with market data, and equity among other team members with comparable experience. You will also be eligible for annual merit-based increases and discretionary bonuses.
Want to Learn More?
[Our Values]
[Our Benefits]
[Our Community Impact]
[Our Leadership]
Apply To This Job