Title Insurance Operations -Chicago and Suburbs

To apply for Title Insurance Operations roles at our Chicago-based company, candidates must have a minimum of three years of experience in the Title Insurance industry, demonstrating expertise in areas such as escrow processing, underwriting, or title examination. Strong client relations skills, organizational abilities, and verbal/written communication proficiency are also essential.

We have a variety of positions available in Title Insurance Operations across the Chicago area, including roles such as Escrow Officers in the Loop and W/NW Suburbs, Commercial Coordinators for remote work, and Residential Underwriters working in a hybrid capacity. Each role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to our team.

Yes! We offer remote opportunities for some Title Insurance Operations roles, such as Commercial Coordinators and Commercial Examiners. This flexibility allows you to balance personal and professional commitments while being part of our dynamic team.

Compensation for Title Insurance Operations positions at our Chicago-based company is flexible and commensurate with the applicant's experience. We believe in recognizing the value our employees bring and offer competitive salaries tailored to individual qualifications.

If you are hired for a Title Insurance Operations position in Chicago, you can expect a comprehensive benefits package including health care (medical, dental, and vision), retirement plans (401k and IRA), life insurance options, paid time off, and family leave benefits. We prioritize our employees' well-being!

When answering this question, provide specific examples from your previous roles, highlighting your responsibilities and achievements. Focus on how your experience has equipped you with the skills necessary for the Title Insurance Operations role you're applying for.

It's important to convey your time management strategies here. Discuss any tools or methods you use to prioritize tasks and ensure quality, such as creating to-do lists or setting reminders for key deadlines.

A successful Escrow Officer must possess strong attention to detail and communication skills. Discuss specific instances where these qualities helped you succeed in previous positions, such as resolving client concerns or ensuring accuracy in documentation.

Talk about your understanding of the regulations that govern the Title Insurance industry and detail how you've stayed updated. Mention any relevant training or certifications that enhance your compliance knowledge.

Highlight your interpersonal skills by discussing your approaches to client engagement. Provide examples of how you’ve fostered relationships through regular communication, solving issues proactively, or exceeding client expectations.

Use this opportunity to demonstrate your problem-solving abilities. Describe the situation, your thought process for analyzing it, and the conclusion you reached, emphasizing what you learned from the challenge.

Share your methods for prioritization, such as assessing deadlines, collaborating with team members, and how you remain flexible to adjust to changing priorities or urgent tasks.

Discuss the positives and challenges you’ve faced in hybrid or remote roles. Highlight successful projects or outcomes achieved while working in these environments, focusing on how you maintained productivity.

This is your chance to show you’ve done your research. Mention something specific about the company's culture, values, or growth opportunities that appeal to you and explain how they align with your career aspirations.

Share your strategies for staying informed, whether it’s through attending webinars, following industry publications, or participating in professional organizations. This demonstrates your commitment to professional development.