Are you interested in a career that combines finance, relationship management, and strategic business decision-making? Do you enjoy analyzing financial information, solving complex business challenges, and building strong professional relationships? If so, Liberty Mutual's Surety Underwriting Development Program (SUDP) may be the perfect place to launch your career.
As an Associate Surety Underwriter, you'll participate in a 12-month development program designed to build the technical, analytical, and business skills needed for a successful underwriting career. Working alongside experienced underwriters, you'll learn how surety bonds support economic growth, commercial development, and infrastructure projects while helping businesses pursue new opportunities and fulfill contractual obligations.
The Details
Surety underwriting blends financial analysis, risk assessment, and relationship management. Throughout the program, you'll learn how to evaluate the financial strength, creditworthiness, and operational capabilities of businesses, while developing the judgment needed to make informed underwriting decisions. You'll gain hands-on experience analyzing financial statements, assessing credit and project risk, evaluating contracts, and supporting real underwriting decisions. At the same time, you'll build relationships with agents, brokers, customers, and industry partners while strengthening your communication, business development, and negotiation skills.
About Global Surety
Liberty Mutual Surety is the largest surety provider in the United States. Our teams partner with contractors, commercial businesses, agents, and brokers to provide surety bond solutions that help businesses grow, compete for new opportunities, and meet contractual commitments.
Training & Development
The Surety Underwriting Development Program combines formal training, mentorship, self-study, job rotations, and on-the-job learning. Through a collaborative learning environment, you'll gain exposure to various products, teams, and leaders across the organization while developing a strong foundation in contract and commercial surety underwriting.
As part of the program, you'll pursue the Associate in Fidelity and Surety Bonding (AFSB) designation while applying underwriting concepts through case studies, financial analysis, contract evaluation, and project risk assessment. You'll learn alongside a cohort of peers, building professional connections that will support your growth throughout your career.
2027 Start Dates: June and July
This position may have in-office requirements depending on candidate location.
We encourage interested candidates to apply promptly, as the role may be unposted once we’ve received a sufficient number of candidates. We conduct interviews and extend offers on a rolling basis.
What you’ve got
Software Powered by ICIMS
www.icims.com