Vice President, Insurance Product Controller

JPMorgan Chase • Columbus, OH • Full Time

Posted on Sat, Oct 10, 2026

Description

Help build a new, digital-first property and casualty insurance agency designed for small business clients. You’ll play a key role in shaping the accounting approach, reporting, and controls from the ground up. In this role, your analysis will support clear, accurate storytelling for senior leadership and external reporting needs. You’ll partner closely across finance, accounting policy, risk, and compliance to deliver results in a fast-moving environment. Join a team where you can make a measurable impact as the business scales.

Job summary

As a Vice President, Product Controller – Property & Casualty Insurance on the Business Banking Product Controller team, you will help launch and support a new insurance agency business by building sound accounting and reporting practices. You will analyze and reconcile insurance-related financial and technical data to produce timely, accurate reporting. You will partner across finance, accounting policy, risk, and compliance to interpret guidance and strengthen controls. You will turn complex information into clear insights that support decision-making and external reporting. You will help establish repeatable processes and systems that scale with the business.

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