We’re united by a mission: to make the world a safer place. Corvus Insurance uses novel data and artificial intelligence/machine learning to achieve better insights into commercial insurance risk. Our software empowers brokers and policyholders to better predict and prevent complex claims through data-driven tools and Smart Commercial Insurance® policies. This allows us to reduce or eliminate the impact of adverse events, creating a safer world for everyone. Drawing inspiration from the intelligent, tool-building corvid family of birds, we are a team of high-flying collaborative builders. We’re excited to meet you. Spread your wings, and soar with us.
Corvus is looking for Territory Managers nationally to scale our product launch around the US. In this role, you will own and drive revenue by acquiring new business and managing relationships in your market.
 
A successful candidate will be extremely comfortable with technology and have the ability to work autonomously with limited supervision. That includes the ability to communicate new technology solutions to intermediaries at large commercial insurance brokers as well as end customers who may find some technology to be a challenge.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate and schedule broker entertainment, including but not limited to marketing events, lunches, dinners, sporting events, concerts, etc.
  • Identify, develop, and follow up on new business opportunities in Smart Cargo and Smart Cyber product segments
  • Develop and maintain strong working relationships with clients, primarily commercial insurance brokers
  • Sign up new brokers to work with the CrowBar, the proprietary software platform of Corvus
  • Conduct broker training and presentations on CrowBar and Corvus insurance products
  • Work with underwriters and brokers to resolve any issues that may exist such as customer service, policy wording, claims handling, broker relations, etc.

Qualifications

  • 2-4 years experience preferably in insurance, technology or financial services
  • The ability to work cooperatively in teams
  • Deliver excellent customer services by responding promptly to broker queries
  • Willingness to travel nationally to major cities
  • High communication capability with good written skills and excellent verbal skills
  • Adhere to company policies and practices; If they don’t work, suggest an alternative
  • Be well-liked and have a positive attitude
  • Interest in future relocation to major cities a plus

Our Commitment

Corvus provides a seriously safe nest for people who come from all paths. Our flock represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. Although confidence can sometimes hold us back from applying for a job, we believe there's no such thing as a 'perfect' candidate.  Corvus is a place where everyone can grow. So however you identify and whatever background you bring, please apply if this is a role that would make you excited to come into work every day.  And please check out what it's like to be a Corvid and our amazing benefits: https://www.corvusinsurance.com/life-at-corvus 

Covid-19 Response: We look forward to inviting Corvids into our offices when it’s safe and they are comfortable. That said, Corvus has always embraced a hybrid work environment with a flexible policy that empowers our employees to decide what is best for their own health and wellbeing. We’re committed to continuing this environment into the future.

Corvus is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities. If you need assistance or an accommodation with our hiring process due to a disability, contact us at 857-259-3995 or careers@corvusinsurance.com. 

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