IPS Group are partnering exclusively with one of the most well known names in the insurance industry to help them grow and develop their underwriting function across their regional office network. We are looking for Underwriters with experience of either property, casualty or commercial motor in a role which will offer exposure to all products. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing commercial underwriting team where you'll gain exposure to a genuinely diverse portfolio of risks across Property & Casualty, Motor Trade and Motor Fleet. Unlike many underwriting roles that focus on one class of business, this position offers the chance to develop your technical knowledge across multiple commercial lines while working on new business, renewals and mid-term adjustments within a supportive and highly collaborative environment. You will focus on premiums up to £35,000. Working closely with brokers and key stakeholders, you'll assess, negotiate and underwrite a wide range of commercial risks, balancing strong underwriting discipline with excellent customer outcomes. You'll be empowered to make informed decisions, build lasting relationships and contribute to profitable growth, while receiving ongoing technical training and clear career development opportunities. We are keen to speak with underwriters from all commercial insurance backgrounds, including Property & Casualty, Commercial Combined, Motor Trade, Motor Fleet, Liability, Package, SME or Mid-Market business. If you have experience handling commercial risks within a regulated insurance environment and are looking for a role that will expand your expertise across multiple product classes, we'd love to hear from you. This is a hybrid opportunity with just two days per week in the office and three days working from home, offering flexibility while maintaining strong team collaboration. Whether you're looking to expand your technical capabilities or take the next step in your underwriting career, this role provides an excellent platform for long-term development and progression. TPBN1_UKTJ