Home Checkup Analyst

At Frontline Insurance, we are on a mission to Make Things Better, and our Home Checkup Analyst plays a pivotal role in achieving this vision.

We strive to provide high quality service and proactive solutions to all our customers to ensure that we are making things better for each one.

What makes us different?

At Frontline Insurance, our core values – Integrity, Patriotism, Family, and Creativity – are at the heart of everything we do.

We’re committed to making a difference and achieving remarkable things together.

If you’re looking for a role, as a Home Checkup Analyst, where you can make a meaningful impact and grow your career, your next adventure starts here!

Our Home Checkup Analyst enjoys robust benefits:

• Hybrid work schedule!
• Health & Wellness: Company-sponsored Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Disability Insurance (Short-Term and Long-Term).
• Financial Security: 401k Retirement Plan with a generous 9% match
• Work-Life Balance: Four weeks of PTO and Pet Insurance for your furry family members.

What you can expect as a Home Checkup Analyst:

• Conduct inspection analysis to support underwriting decisions and risk assessments.
• Validate inspection data against risk models and premium calculations.
• Assist in generating and maintaining inspection-related reports.
• Proactively identify and help resolve inspection issues as they arise.
• Coordinate inspection activities across teams and vendors to ensure timely completion.
• Utilize multiple systems regularly to manage inspection workflows and documentation.
• Contribute to broader team goals through consistent follow-up and operational support.
• Review property inspections to ensure accuracy and completeness of documented building components and features.
• Communicate with the Underwriters regarding status of pending or completed inspections.
• Take on additional responsibilities as the role evolves and the candidate grows in experience.

What we are looking for as a Home Checkup Analyst:

• Construction experience is highly desired, either contractor certification or other formal designation.
• High school diploma or general education degree (GED); additionally, any undergraduate education desirable, or one to three years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.