Remote Jobs in Indianapolis Indiana, IN

This senior leadership role serves as the Physical Security Architect for a large banking network, defining the strategic direction for physical security technologies across 250+ branches. The position focuses on establishing enterprise-wide standards, managing multi-workstream programs for new builds and renovations, and overseeing the integration of surveillance, access control, and alarm systems. Key responsibilities include guiding engineering teams, serving as the primary liaison to executive leadership, and ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking a strategic position that prioritizes architectural governance over hands-on implementation. It offers a fully remote arrangement with a requirement for EST hours and an immediate start date, ideal for candidates with extensive multi-site banking or retail experience.

This Insurance Underwriter role focuses on the Law Enforcement and Security sector within a growing commercial lines organization. The position involves underwriting and pricing accounts to ensure profitability and retention, while developing strong relationships with brokers through negotiation and policy issuance. Key responsibilities include implementing underwriting decisions that comply with state regulations and managing exposures specific to police, guards, and armored truck services. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with remote options available and is based in Indianapolis. It is appealing due to a people-oriented culture that provides comprehensive professional growth opportunities, education assistance, and a collaborative environment for experienced underwriters.

This role involves serving as an Insurance Underwriter specializing in the Excess Surplus and Commercial Lines sectors for body maintenance businesses such as massage parlors, tattoo studios, gyms, and nail salons. The position is based in Indianapolis with remote work options available. Key responsibilities include evaluating individual risk submissions, pricing policies, and acting as a strategic resource for agents and junior underwriting staff. The role also requires developing new agency relationships and assisting management with form enhancements. The position appeals to candidates seeking a people-oriented culture with comprehensive benefits, including retirement plans, flexible scheduling, and education assistance. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor's degree and possess professional designations such as CPCU or ARM.