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Insurtech Jobs in New York (NOW HIRING)

We're a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin, and Insurify. We've raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane, Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of ...

We're a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin, and Insurify. We've raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane, Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of ...

We're a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin, and Insurify. We've raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane, Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of ...

We're a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin, and Insurify. We've raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane, Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of ...

We're a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin, and Insurify. We've raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane, Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of ...

We're a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin, and Insurify. We've raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane, Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of ...

Insurtech / AI The Role A high-leverage generalist role sitting directly next to the CEO. The Chief of Staff owns whatever is most important that week; scope is intentionally broad and constantly ...

Our team was previously part of building Europe's fastest growing InsurTech and founded a licensed EU bank processing payments of €1B/yr+. Now we are taking on one of the world's largest industries ...

The ideal candidate has built pricing or underwriting models at an insurance company, MGA, or insurtech. You've seen what good looks like and you know how to get there without a team of 50 people.

Account Executive

New York, NY · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Commercial Insurance / Insurtech (Tech-enabled brokerage) Compensation: Base salary $120,000-$150,000 + commission (50/50 split; target OTE approximately 2x base ). Final compensation varies by ...

... or insurtech ideal but not required Willing and able to travel between NYC and Fort Washington offices 1-2 times per month Benefits Competitive base salary, target bonus, and a long-term cash ...

Founding Account Manager

New York, NY · On-site

$100K - $180K/yr

Strong relationship builder who earns trust across stakeholders and stays calm under pressure * 2+ years in Account Management, Customer Success, sales, or insurance/InsurTech(a plus) * Knowledge of ...

What You Have * 2+ years of experience in Product Marketing, Product Strategy, or a related GTM role in B2B SaaS, AI, fintech, or insurtech. * Demonstrated ability to operate as a generalist across ...

Account Executive

New York, NY · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Commercial Insurance / Insurtech (Tech-enabled brokerage) Compensation: Base salary $120,000-$150,000 + commission (50/50 split; target OTE approximately 2x base ). Final compensation varies by ...

Account Executive

New York, NY · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Commercial Insurance / Insurtech (Tech-enabled brokerage) Compensation: Base salary $120,000-$150,000 + commission (50/50 split; target OTE approximately 2x base ). Final compensation varies by ...

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How much do insurtech jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for insurtech in New York is $13.33, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $11.30 and $14.71 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Insurtech vs Insurance Underwriter?

AspectInsurtechInsurance Underwriter
Required CredentialsTypically a degree in business, technology, or related fields; certifications in insurance or tech are a plusDegree in finance, economics, or actuarial science; professional certifications like CPCU or FCAS often required
Work EnvironmentTech startups, insurance technology companies, or digital platformsInsurance companies, underwriting firms, or brokerage agencies
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by companies innovating insurance processes through technologyTraditional insurance companies and underwriting agencies

Insurtech professionals focus on developing and implementing technology solutions to improve insurance services, while insurance underwriters assess risks and determine policy terms. Both roles require knowledge of insurance principles, but Insurtech emphasizes tech skills, whereas underwriters focus on risk analysis.

What is InsurTech?

Insurtech, short for insurance technology, refers to the innovative use of technology to improve and streamline the insurance industry. This includes leveraging artificial intelligence, big data, mobile apps, and other digital tools to enhance customer experience, speed up claims processing, and create new insurance products. Insurtech companies often focus on making insurance more accessible, affordable, and personalized for consumers, while also helping insurers operate more efficiently. The sector is rapidly evolving and is transforming traditional insurance models.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in an Insurtech role, and why are they important?

To excel in an Insurtech role, you typically need a strong background in insurance concepts, data analytics, and business or computer science, often supported by a relevant degree. Familiarity with insurance management systems, cloud platforms, and programming languages like Python or SQL, as well as certifications such as CPCU or IT-related credentials, is highly beneficial. Strong problem-solving abilities, adaptability, and effective communication set top performers apart, especially when bridging gaps between technical and business teams. These skills are vital for driving digital transformation, ensuring regulatory compliance, and delivering innovative solutions in a rapidly evolving insurance marketplace.

What are common challenges faced by professionals working in Insurtech roles, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in Insurtech roles often encounter challenges such as navigating complex regulatory requirements, integrating new technologies with legacy insurance systems, and fostering collaboration between technical teams and traditional insurance experts. Addressing these challenges requires continuous learning about the evolving regulatory landscape, strong communication skills to bridge knowledge gaps between teams, and a proactive approach to change management. Many Insurtech teams benefit from agile methodologies and cross-disciplinary collaboration to drive innovation while maintaining compliance and client trust.

What are Insurtech jobs?

Insurtech jobs focus on the engineering of software and hardware, the collection and analysis of data, the implementation of cybersecurity, and the development of apps for insurance companies. The duties of IT and software professionals in the Insurtech industry depend on their area of specialization. The responsibilities of a data scientist, for example, revolve around analyzing data that they collect from smartphone apps, tracking devices, and wearables. Hardware and software engineers create these devices and apps and develop their data collection capacity and user interfaces. Software and web developers work on insurance sites and e-marketing tools for insurance companies.

What are the most commonly searched types of Insurtech jobs in New York? The most popular types of Insurtech jobs in New York are:
What cities in New York are hiring for Insurtech jobs? Cities in New York with the most Insurtech job openings:
Infographic showing various Insurtech job openings in New York as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 94% Full Time, 4% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 69% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 29% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $27,733 per year, or $13.3 per hour.

Product Manager - Workflows

Herald

New York, NY • On-site

Full-time

Posted 13 days ago


Job description

About Us

Herald is transforming how commercial insurance gets sold. We combine modern API infrastructure with industry-specific AI that can read emails, extract data, generate quotes, and guide brokers through submission workflows end-to-end. The result: faster placement, cleaner operations, and meaningful revenue growth. The market is huge, the need is obvious, and the product we’re building doesn’t exist yet. If you want to help shape the operating system for modern insurance, we’d love to work with you.

We’re a team of insurtech veterans with experience at At-Bay, Kin,  and Insurify. We’ve raised our Series A funding from top-tier VCs (Lightspeed, Brewer Lane,  Afore, Underscore) along with a panel of insurtech founders (At-Bay, Marble), insurance executives (CRC), and early employees of other successful API infrastructure companies (Plaid, Alloy).

The Role

As a Product Manager you’ll own the Herald placement application — the primary working surface brokers use to manage commercial submissions end to end. This is a high-ownership, user-facing role where you'll translate real broker workflows into product decisions and ship features that meaningfully reduce manual effort in the insurance placement process.

You'll work directly with users from day one, partner closely with engineering to ship fast, and use AI both as a personal productivity tool and as a lens for identifying where automation can meaningfully change how brokers work. When projects require it, you'll also own the carrier work needed to bring new markets or capabilities into the platform, but the broker experience is your primary focus.

AI is a core part of how we expect this role to operate. You'll reach for AI tools habitually in your own work, and you'll help identify where AI and agentic workflows can be layered into the product to reduce coordination overhead, surface the right information at the right time, and let brokers focus on the work that actually requires their judgment.

What You'll Do

The core product you'll own is the Placement System — Herald's platform for managing a commercial submission from intake through bind. It includes:

  • Application intake and form management — dynamic application forms that adapt to coverage type, prefill from uploaded documents via AI extraction, and surface what digital carriers still need
  • Market outreach — digital submission to carrier APIs and templated offline outreach, with a unified view of where every market stands
  • Quote review and comparison — structured quote data across digital and offline markets, coverage-level detail views, and exportable comparison outputs
  • AI-assisted coordination — submission-scoped chat, AI summaries, and agentic actions that let brokers delegate routine coordination

Beyond the core workspace, your project backlog will span the broader placement product — work like:

  • Improving document extraction accuracy and coverage for the prefill and data-capture flows
  • Expanding agentic capabilities: defining where the platform should act autonomously, where it should surface recommendations, and where a human needs to stay in the loop
  • Scoping and launching new carrier integrations when they're required to unlock new market access for users
  • Improving monitoring and self-healing for the integration layer that feeds market data into the workspace

 
What You'll Bring

Required

  • 2–3 years of experience in product management or a closely adjacent role (e.g., product engineering, solutions engineering, implementation PM, or technical program management) in a B2B SaaS environment
  • Habitual, fluent use of AI tools in your own work — you reach for AI to draft communications, investigate problems, synthesize information, and reduce repetitive effort; you have well-developed instincts for where AI helps and where it falls short
  • Strong instincts for UX and an ability to simplify complex processes — the placement workflow is multi-step, involves many stakeholders, and has real consequences; you design for clarity under that complexity
  • Comfort working with engineering teams building AI-powered products — you understand how to design features that build trust in AI outputs, what it means to evaluate them, and where human oversight needs to stay
  • Demonstrated ability to work with real users, understand operational pain, and translate what you learn into crisp product decisions
  • Strong writer — you communicate product rationale clearly in specs, Slack, and in the room with skeptical users
  • Clear communicator and fast executor — you move quickly, write things down, and pull the right people in at the right time

Nice to Have

  • Experience in commercial insurance, insuretech, or a closely adjacent vertical — familiarity with carrier-distribution dynamics and how quoting, submission, and binding workflows operate
  • Prior experience at a company building workflow automation, document processing, or AI-assisted tools for enterprise users
  • Experience designing or scoping AI-assisted or agentic workflows — you understand where automation adds value, how to evaluate AI outputs in operational contexts, and how to build processes that keep humans appropriately in the loop
  • Familiarity with REST APIs and how they underpin product features — you can read API documentation, understand what's technically feasible, and have informed conversations with engineers about integration design
  • Prior startup experience at a company in a similar stage (Series A–C); you know how to operate with lean support structures and build process where there isn't any

Full compensation packages are determined based on candidate experience. Please note that some roles may include variable compensation (such as commission, bonuses, and/or equity) that are not outlined here. This range is depicting base pay only. Any variable compensation will be discussed throughout the hiring process.

New York Pay Range

$160,000 - $200,000 USD

Additional information

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are featured prominently in our company's values which you can read about below. Please reach out if you would benefit from any assistance throughout the application or have suggestions about how we can make our process more accessible and inclusive to all people.

One more note: We want to build an incredible team. As a result, we make a point of being open to surprising candidates who are the right person even though their experience doesn't exactly match up to our job description. Our job descriptions are gestures, not strict criteria. If you think you would be a great addition to our team, but might not fit the criteria perfectly, we still encourage you to apply! We recognize there are many transferable skills and traits that we may not have captured in this description and welcome all interested candidates to apply. 

Life at Herald

We're just getting started and building our culture with purpose every day. One of the joys of joining a small company early is that you get to build that culture too. Come join us and help us make Herald an (even more) amazing place to work!

Actions we value

There are many actions that we hope for and even demand from members of our team: communicating honestly, working hard, behaving with integrity. These are expectations. But we value these five actions above and beyond the level of "baseline expectation." We believe that if we excel at these, our business will thrive. We’re betting the company on it.

Build trust 

We always lead with empathy. We publicly own and learn from our mistakes just as we are confident and transparent in explaining our decisions. And we help get the work done because we recognize that no job is too small.

Create a shared reality

We each articulate the facts, assumptions, questions, and fears we hold about our business. We listen to and learn from others. We create a shared set of information before making decisions.

Get better every day.

We constantly seek ways to improve ourselves. We provide each other candid feedback coupled with support to elevate those around us. We refine how we work together to become more effective as a team.

Build a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community.

We thrive when our team has a variety of lived experiences, values each other for their unique perspectives, and shares equitably in our mutual success. We invest in building an inclusive community for people who are oppressed because of their race, ethnicity, age, religion, gender expression, sexual orientation, physical ability, or socio-economic class.

(Remember that) we make the rules.

We once created the ways we work and therefore can change them. We do not default to momentum. We challenge ourselves to deconstruct the status quo and create a better future.