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Job Offer: Bond Analyst 3:Saskatchewan Government InsuranceJob description:Job Order #: 5783856Employer Name:Saskatchewan Government Insurance Posted Date: 16-Feb-2021 Job location: SASKATOON # of Positions: 1 Employment Terms: Full Time suitable education University Bachelor's Degree Apply By: 02-Mar-2021 How to Apply?: If this is the career opportunity you've been waiting for, tell us why you're the right fit for this function. Lgain more about our company, this job and what your future could look like at SGI CANADA by visiting www.sgicanada.ca. Application InformationEmployer Name:Saskatchewan Government Insurance Email address: saskjobs@gov.sk.ca Hide the map Contact Name: Staffing and Diversity Contact Contact phone: 3067513327 Contact Email: Email address: recruithelp@sgi.sk.ca Employer Website: www.sgicanada.ca JOB DESCRIPTIONSGI is aiming to be an agile organization that has clear and transparent communication paired with effective collaboration and accountcapability all over the organization. The prosperous individual for this function will be a team player that buys into this mindset and embodies SGI's vision, mission, and values.We are seeking for a Bond Analyst 3 (also known as a Senior Surety Underwriter) to join our Surety team! this job offer can be located in either our Saskatoon, Regina, or Winnipeg office. The Bond Analyst 3 performs accounting work involving the application of advanced accounting and surety concepts to varied work requirements to analyze risks. The Bond Analyst 3 is responsible for customer and broker visitations along with participation in industry-wide surety and construction networking functions. this job offer is also responsible for the day-to-day supervision of other junior staff in the area. Requirements Candidates must bring the education and practice to succeed in this unique opportunity - after all, we're counting on you. We are seeking for candidates who have a degree in Business Administration or Commerce, preferably with a major in accounting or finance, and an Associateship in Canadian Surety Bonding (ACSB) designation. Alternative combinations of significant education and practice may also be considered. Skills:
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