Careers
Field experience, respected.
Aspen is built by adjusters and inspectors — people who know what good field work looks like because they’ve done it. If you take pride in the quality of your file, this is where that work is valued.
Built by field people. For field people.
Work that's respected
Protocols and QA standards built by people who’ve handled claims — not designed by someone who’s never been on a roof. Your field judgment is the point.
You're not on an island
When a question comes up in the field, you’re not left to figure it out alone. Reach out and we’ll actually get back to you — and work through the situation with you — so you can get the file right and keep moving.
Nationwide opportunities
Daily claims, inspections, and CAT deployments — steady work from established carrier relationships, plus surge deployments when events hit.
- Remote
- Remote
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything your adjusting desk needs to know about dispatching, security, and our nationwide field operations standard.
01 How do I become an independent claims adjuster with Aspen?
Learning how to become an independent claims adjuster typically involves obtaining the required adjuster license for your resident state, gaining field experience across residential or commercial property claims, and building the documentation discipline that carriers expect on every file. Aspen’s roster is built by adjusters and inspectors who take pride in the quality of their work – if you have field credibility and the licensing to match, apply to the roster and tell us about your experience, the coverage lines you handle, and the regions you cover.
02 What licensing do I need to work as an independent adjuster?
An independent claims adjuster license is required in most states, and requirements vary – some states issue their own licenses, others recognize a designated home state license (like Texas, Florida, or Indiana) for reciprocity. Aspen adjusters carry active licensing appropriate to the states they work in, along with any carrier-specific certifications required for particular assignment types. When applying to the roster, share the states you’re currently licensed in so we can match you to the right assignments.
03 What independent adjuster jobs and roles does Aspen hire for?
Aspen hires across four main role types on an ongoing basis: property field inspectors (field inspection assignments nationwide), property adjusters (daily and CAT claims nationwide), desk adjusters and estimate writers (Xactimate-focused remote work), and CAT deployment adjuster roles for our seasonal roster in the storm corridors. Whether you’re looking for steady daily work, remote desk adjuster jobs, or CAT deployment adjuster jobs during surge events, the Aspen roster covers the range.
04 How does Aspen's insurance adjuster roster and CAT deployment work?
Aspen maintains a nationwide insurance adjuster roster of licensed adjusters and inspectors available for daily claim assignments, structured field inspections, and CAT deployments. The CAT adjuster roster is activated when a major event forms – adjusters on the roster are contacted directly, deployed to the affected region, and supported operationally through the event. Applying to the roster is how adjusters become available for both daily assignments and CAT activation. Regional coverage and licensing determine which assignments and events you’re contacted for.
05 Are there Aspen independent claims adjuster opportunities in my area?
Aspen operates nationwide across the lower 48, which means independent claims adjuster opportunities exist across most regions – with concentration in the hurricane corridor, hail-prone states, and areas with active carrier relationships. If you’re searching for independent claims adjuster near me options, the best step is to apply to the roster with the regions you cover. We’ll match you to assignments based on licensing, coverage area, and file type.