MetLife was founded in 1863 as the National Union Life and Limb Insurance Company, which was more than just a clever name. Its mission was to insure Civil War soldiers who had disabilities or who suffered illnesses in the aftermath of battle. Not too long after, the company began selling life insurance policies and changed its name to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. By World War II, MetLife had the resources at its disposal to be the largest private contributor to the Allied Forces. Today, the firm is the largest life insurer in the U.S.

MetLife offers a variety of life insurance and disability insurance products, dental and vision insurance, vehicle insurance, homeowners’ insurance, and even pet insurance. Prospective employees might be interested in any number of support positions that are available, as well as opportunities...