Director, Regulatory Affairs

Nearmap

. Build and lead Nearmap's insurance regulatory affairs function .

Posted 11/6/2026full-timeRemote • Utah • United StatesLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in regulatory strategy and filing processes within the insurance sector, with a strong focus on managing relationships with regulators and advisory organizations. Proficient in preparing regulator-ready materials and navigating multi-state filing requirements.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Property And Casualty Rate FilingsRegulatory Affairs ManagementSERFF KnowledgeActuarial Credentials (ASA Or ACAS)California Regulatory Experience

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Hard Skills

Filing Lifecycle ManagementRegulator-Ready Materials PreparationStatistical Plans DevelopmentMethodology SummariesClear WritingModel Documentation TranslationObjection Response StrategyRate Filing Programs ManagementAdvisory Organization Registration StrategyMulti-State Prior-Approval Processes

Soft Skills

Ability To Manage Parallel DeadlinesClear CommunicationCollaboration With Actuarial Teams

Certifications & Qualifications

Actuarial Credentials (ASA Or ACAS)Relevant Regulatory Training Or Certification

Industry Keywords

Insurance Regulatory AffairsPersonal Lines PropertyAdvisory OrganizationsNAICNAMICNCOILPredictive Model FilingsCatastrophe Model FilingsModel Governance FrameworksFiling Requirements

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Build and lead Nearmap's insurance regulatory affairs function
Set regulatory strategy and engage with regulators, legislators, industry advocacy groups, and insurance customers
Track bulletins, bills, regulatory filings, and legislation affecting imagery and AI
Publish regulatory positions and develop state playbooks
Act as the named Nearmap contact across the filing lifecycle, from pre-filing consultation through objection response and post-approval maintenance
Own regulatory strategy for registrations, filings, and filing methods
Partner with insurance carriers to design regulatory approaches
Lead objection response strategy with actuarial and data science inputs
Own advisory organization relationships and subscriber mechanics
Develop and maintain advisory organization registration strategy
Partner with Legal on privilege, contractual, and compliance questions
Own Nearmap rate filing programs end-to-end, including scoping, materials, submission coordination, tracking, objection response, and close
Coordinate a rate filing materials library with model memos, validation summaries, and methodology documentation
Maintain state-by-state knowledge of filing requirements, confidentiality treatment, and filer eligibility
Manage version control and re-filing triggered by model updates, new attributes, validation findings, or regulator feedback
Monitor regulatory filings across all states and maintain a database of rating plans using aerially derived data
Track NAIC, NAMIC, and NCOIL activity and represent Nearmap's perspective
Advise product and data science teams on filing implications before new attributes and scores ship
Equip Sales, Sales Engineering, and Customer Success with accurate filing-history positioning
Build filing schedules, metrics, and playbooks for the insurance vertical

Requirements

What you’ll need

8 to 12 years in property and casualty rate filings, regulatory affairs, or state product management
Personal lines property especially
Hands-on experience managing complete filing lifecycles and interacting directly with state insurance regulators
California experience is a significant advantage
Experience preparing regulator-ready materials: filing narratives, methodology summaries, actuarial exhibits, statistical plans, forms, and rate pages
Bachelor's degree in insurance, actuarial science, public policy, or related field, or equivalent professional experience
Knowledge of SERFF and multi-state prior-approval processes
Ability to translate model documentation and validation output into regulator-accepted language
Ability to manage many parallel deadlines
Ability to work with carrier actuarial and regulatory teams
Clear writing and ability to explain technical methods to reviewers
Actuarial credentials such as ASA or ACAS, or relevant regulatory training or certification
Prior regulator-side experience inside a department of insurance
Experience with AI, predictive model, or catastrophe model filings
Familiarity with model governance frameworks
Experience standing up or maintaining advisory or rating organization status

Benefits

Comp & perks

4 extra "YOU" days off each year
Company-sponsored volunteering days
Generous parental leave policies
Work from Overseas Policy—explore the world in the approved list of cities while you work
Discounted Private Health Insurance plans
A Nearmap subscription