Updated July 2026

How to Write a Claims Adjuster Resume

Insurers hire adjusters who resolve claims accurately and efficiently. They screen for claim type, volume, and cycle-time metrics — plus your license.

In a hurry? Start from a pre-filled claims adjuster resume template — sections, prompts, and example bullets built in, free PDF export.

Summary: focus + a productivity result

Claims Adjuster with 5 years in auto and property. State licensed. Skilled in investigation, estimating, and negotiation. Closed 40+ claims per month with a 96% accuracy rate.

Skills section

Claims investigation, damage estimating (Xactimate), coverage analysis, negotiation, fraud detection, claims software, documentation, compliance.

Quantify your bullets

• "Closed 40+ claims per month with a 96% audit accuracy rate."
• "Cut average claim cycle time 20% through efficient investigation."
• "Negotiated fair settlements, controlling loss costs."

Certifications/licensing

State adjuster license belongs near the top.

Format for the screen

Single column, standard headings, real text. One page.

Common mistakes to avoid

• No claim volume/accuracy. These are the metrics insurers want.
• Hiding the license. It's a requirement.
• No estimating tools. Xactimate is a keyword.

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