29 jobs in CFC Underwriting

EUT - Application Engineer

Department: Technology

Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: UK - London

Reporting To: Michal Zalewski

The Application Engineer (EUT) is responsible for supporting and maintaining CFC’s internally developed platforms, ensuring high quality delivery of escalated technical support, application investigation, data analysis, and continuous improvement.

This role operates at a senior level in capability within Application Operations and acts as a key support to the Application Operations Lead. You will take ownership of complex incidents, provide technical leadership to offshore resources, and ensure continuity of service across business critical systems. You will be expected to operate independently, make informed decisions, and take full ownership of issues through to resolution.

Own the stability and performance of business-critical applications in a fast-moving, product-led environment.

You’ll take the lead on complex incidents, working across Product and Engineering to resolve issues quickly and, more importantly, fix them for good. This role is about moving beyond reactive support — driving smarter operations, better automation, and more resilient systems. You will also:

• Own L2/L3 escalations and critical incidents end-to-end
• Lead root cause investigations across key platforms and data
• Partner with Product & Engineering to improve system stability and delivery
• Drive automation, reduce repeat issues, and improve how we operate
• Enable offshore teams and keep delivery moving at pace

You’re a hands-on problem solver with a product mindset — focused on outcomes, not just fixes. You’re comfortable in complex environments, confident working with data, and always looking to improve how things work. You care about building scalable, reliable systems and delivering a better experience for users. You will also:

• Have strong experience in application support, escalations, and incident management
• Be confident with SQL, data investigation, and root cause analysis
• Have a proven track record of driving improvements and reducing repeat issues
• Be comfortable working across Product & Engineering teams
• Be proactive, organised, and focused on delivering real impact

We show up each day ready to take on the world. Our passion and intensity set us apart and makes the difference to our colleagues, customers, brokers and carriers.

We’re never afraid to question the way that things are done and we constantly challenge ourselves and others to make things better.

Insurance is a serious business, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. We make it fun to work at CFC, we welcome all viewpoints, and we treat everyone how we would expect to be treated.

CFC Underwriting is seeking a talented Application Engineer to support and maintain internal platforms in London. This role is crucial for ensuring high-quality delivery of technical support and application performance across critical systems.

The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in application support, be proficient in SQL, and demonstrate a commitment to driving improvements. Enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, you'll be a problem-solver who collaborates across teams to ensure operational excellence.

Staff Security Engineer

At CFC, technology is at the heart of everything we do. As a market leader in cyber insurance and a business built on innovation, we’re looking for a Staff Security Engineer to play a critical role in evolving our security capabilities and driving measurable risk reduction across our global technology estate.

This is a senior individual contributor opportunity for an engineer who enjoys solving complex security challenges at scale. You’ll work across engineering, data, AI and digital workplace teams to build security observability, automate control assurance and influence how security is embedded into products, platforms and processes.

If you're passionate about turning security data into actionable insight, building elegant automation and raising the security maturity of a fast-moving technology organisation, we'd love to hear from you.

• Designing and building security observability capabilities that provide meaningful visibility across systems, infrastructure and applications
• Developing automated control monitoring, evidence collection and continuous testing solutions that strengthen security governance
• Partnering with engineering, data and technology teams to embed effective security controls into products and platforms
• Driving improvements in security event monitoring, exposure management and alerting capabilities
• Conducting security reviews of new products, services and technology initiatives
• Building meaningful security metrics and reporting that support informed decision-making
• Supporting the evolution of security policies, standards and technical guardrails through automation and measurable outcomes
• Contributing to access governance and security control assurance activities across both human and non-human identities

Acting as a technical leader and trusted security advisor, helping raise standards across the wider technology organisation.

We're interested in hearing from engineers who combine strong technical depth with a practical, collaborative approach to security.

• A strong background in security engineering, information security, governance, risk or compliance
• Experience building security controls and automated security solutions within modern cloud environments
• Knowledge of security technologies such as SIEM, vulnerability management, data protection, endpoint security or exposure management platforms
• Experience working with APIs, automation, scripting and infrastructure-as-code technologies
• Familiarity with cloud platforms including Azure, AWS or GCP
• An understanding of security frameworks and control standards such as ISO 27001, SOC 2 and CIS Controls
• Experience operating in regulated environments and working with security and data protection requirements
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to influence stakeholders across technical and non-technical teams

Agile Delivery Lead

Department: Technology

Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: UK - London

Reporting To: Anna Kaglyak

As part of the Agile & Delivery Practice, the Agile Delivery Lead is accountable for enabling predictable, transparent and high-quality delivery of business outcomes across one or more teams. The role works in close partnership with Product, Engineering, Quality and business stakeholders to ensure that the right priorities are delivered at the right time, risks and dependencies are proactively managed, and delivery progress is communicated clearly.

Agile Delivery Leads drive continuous improvement in delivery performance through effective planning, coordination, measurement and coaching. They focus on improving delivery flow, reducing impediments, supporting healthy team dynamics and fostering collaboration across teams and domains to maximise value delivery and organisational effectiveness.

You’ll be a key driver of product delivery, helping teams turn ideas into impactful, high-quality outcomes at pace.

Working across Product and Engineering, you’ll focus on flow, clarity, and momentum — ensuring teams are aligned on what matters most and enabled to deliver consistently. You’ll prioritise outcomes over process, using agile as a tool to accelerate value, not slow it down.

• Own end-to-end delivery across teams, ensuring predictable, high-quality product outcomes
• Enable teams to focus on value by facilitating agile ceremonies that drive progress, not process
• Remove blockers, manage dependencies, and keep delivery moving across complex, multi-team environments
• Partner closely with Product and Engineering to align priorities, capacity, and delivery plans
• Communicate progress, risks, and trade-offs clearly to stakeholders, building trust and alignment
• Use delivery metrics to improve flow, speed, and predictability
• Shape and evolve ways of working to optimise collaboration, efficiency, and delivery impact
• Bring the right people together to drive decisions and unblock progress
• Create an environment where teams feel ownership, move quickly, and continuously improve

You’re an outcome-driven delivery leader who understands how to translate product ambition into real-world results.

You know when to apply structure and when to step back — focusing on flow, alignment, and impact rather than rigid frameworks. You’re comfortable navigating complexity, influencing stakeholders, and helping teams perform at their best.

• Strong experience delivering in product-led, agile environments
• A bias for outcomes over process, with a focus on delivering real value to users
• Proven ability to manage dependencies, risks, and priorities across multiple teams
• Confident partnering with Product and Engineering to align delivery with business goals
• Excellent communicator, able to clearly articulate progress, challenges, and trade-offs
• Data-driven mindset, using metrics to improve delivery flow and performance
• Strong coaching approach, helping teams adopt better ways of working
• Highly organised and proactive, with a focus on maintaining momentum
• Good judgement on when to step in, elevate, or enable teams to self-manage
• Passion for continuous improvement — in delivery, team dynamics, and outcomes

We show up each day ready to take on the world. Our passion and intensity set us apart and makes the difference to our colleagues, customers, brokers and carriers.

We’re never afraid to question the way that things are done and we constantly challenge ourselves and others to makes things better.

Insurance is a serious business, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. We make it fun to work at CFC, we welcome all viewpoints, and we treat everyone how we would expect to be treated.

CFC Underwriting seeks a Staff Security Engineer to advance security observability and automate controls across our global technology estate. You will partner with engineering and data teams to embed security into products, platforms and processes while driving measurable risk reduction at scale.

This senior IC role focuses on solving complex security challenges, turning security data into actionable insights, and raising the security maturity of a fast-moving technology organisation.

CFC Underwriting in Greater London is seeking an Agile Delivery Lead to enable high-quality delivery across teams. The role involves collaborating with Product, Engineering, and stakeholders to drive continuous improvement and ensure predictability in delivery outcomes.

The ideal candidate has strong agile experience, a focus on outcomes, and excellent communication skills. You will facilitate agile ceremonies, manage dependencies, and create an environment for teams to excel.

This position promotes a culture of passion, challenge, and enjoyment in the workplace.

Treasury Director

Department: Finance

Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: UK - London

CFC is looking for a Head of Treasury to build and lead our treasury function at a pivotal stage of growth. Reporting to the Deputy Group Financial Controller, you'll take ownership of cash, liquidity, funding, banking relationships and treasury strategy across a fast-growing, international business.

This is a rare opportunity to shape a function rather than inherit one. You'll lead a small team, influence senior stakeholders and build the processes, controls and reporting that support CFC's continued global expansion.

Unlike a traditional insurance carrier treasury role, this position sits much closer to the commercial heartbeat of the business. You'll be managing premium flows, FX exposure, banking relationships, debt obligations and working capital across multiple jurisdictions, helping ensure CFC is equipped for its next phase of growth.

You'll lead treasury activity across the Group, overseeing cash and liquidity management, funding requirements, banking relationships and treasury reporting. You'll drive improvements to forecasting, controls and governance while ensuring the business has clear visibility of its global cash position.

You're an experienced treasury leader who enjoys combining strategic thinking with hands‑on delivery. You have deep expertise in treasury, banking and liquidity management and are comfortable operating in a fast‑paced, evolving environment.

You may come from insurance, broking, financial services or another complex multi-entity, multi-currency business. Most importantly, you're commercially minded, naturally collaborative and excited by the opportunity to build something rather than simply maintain it.

You'll be a qualified accountant or treasury professional (ACA, ACCA, CIMA, ACT or equivalent) with a track record of improving treasury processes, influencing senior stakeholders and creating scalable solutions that support business growth.

CFC Underwriting is recruiting a Treasury Director to build and lead the treasury function in a fast‑growing, international business. You will own cash, liquidity, funding, banking relationships and treasury strategy across multiple jurisdictions.

Reporting to the Deputy Group Financial Controller, you will lead a small team, shape processes and governance, and drive robust reporting to support global expansion.

Head of External Reporting

Department: Finance

Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: UK - London

At CFC, we're entering an exciting phase of growth and evolution. As the business continues to scale, we're looking for an experienced Head of External Reporting to lead the development and ongoing management of our external reporting capability.

This is a unique opportunity to shape and build a best-in-class reporting environment, establishing the operating model, governance framework, controls and reporting processes that underpin high-quality, accurate and compliant financial reporting. You'll bring the technical expertise, leadership and judgement needed to create scalable reporting processes, strengthen financial governance and ensure CFC continues to meet the highest standards of external reporting.

Working closely with senior finance leaders, auditors and stakeholders across the business, you'll play a critical role in maintaining financial integrity, driving reporting excellence and supporting the continued growth and maturity of the Finance function.

As Head of External Reporting, you'll take ownership of CFC's external financial reporting and Group consolidation activities. You'll lead the preparation and delivery of statutory accounts and external reporting outputs, ensuring reporting is accurate, compliant and delivered to the highest professional standards.

A key focus of the role will be establishing and embedding a robust external reporting framework, including governance structures, reporting processes, controls, ownership models and review mechanisms. You'll create an effective operating model that supports timely, high-quality reporting while ensuring clear accountability and strong financial oversight throughout the process.

You'll lead the Group consolidation process across a complex, multi-entity organisation, ensuring underlying processes, controls and documentation are robust, scalable and fit for a growing global business. You'll design and implement reporting timetables, governance forums and review structures that support accurate and efficient delivery of financial information for both internal and external stakeholders.

As the technical accounting lead for external reporting, you'll own and maintain the Group Accounting Manual, ensuring accounting policies, reporting guidance and technical positions are clearly documented, consistently applied and kept up to date. You'll monitor developments in IFRS and broader accounting requirements, assessing their impact on the business and translating them into practical guidance and recommendations.

You'll also act as a key point of contact for external auditors and advisers, leading discussions on technical accounting matters, reporting requirements and consolidation activities. Working closely with colleagues across Finance and the wider business, you'll help embed strong governance, reporting disciplines and consistent accounting practices across the Group.

Alongside your technical responsibilities, you'll lead and develop the External Reporting team, fostering a culture of technical excellence, continuous improvement and high performance.

You'll be a qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA or equivalent) with significant experience leading external financial reporting and group consolidation within complex, multi-entity organisations.

You'll bring direct experience from a UK listed company environment and have a proven track record of preparing Annual Report & Accounts and delivering high-quality external reporting outputs.

Comfortable operating at Senior Manager, Head of or equivalent level, you'll possess the confidence and credibility to influence senior stakeholders and provide expert guidance on complex technical accounting matters.

You'll have a deep understanding of IFRS and external reporting requirements, alongside advanced technical accounting and consolidation expertise. Experience managing complex group structures, intercompany accounting and consolidation processes will be essential, as will the ability to interpret complex accounting guidance and translate it into practical business solutions.

Beyond your technical capabilities, you'll be a strong people leader with a track record of building and developing high-performing teams. You'll be an excellent communicator who can engage effectively with auditors, advisers and senior stakeholders, balancing technical rigour with the pace and agility required in a fast-growing business.

Most importantly, you'll be excited by the opportunity to shape a critical finance function, establish best practice and play a key role in supporting CFC's continued growth and ambitions.