Actuarial Assistant
- Salary
- $70K–$90K
- Hiring from
- United States
- Work type
- Hybrid
- Posted
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The Actuarial Assistant supports actuarial pricing, reserving, and risk analysis. Applies actuarial methods to specialty programs personal and commercial lines data and supports actuarial work across departments.
Key Responsibilities
Actuarial Analysis & Reviews
- -Gathers and cleans data for use in actuarial studies.
- -Supports reserving and pricing studies.
- -Evaluate statutory and regulatory impacts on actuarial models.
- -Apply actuarial methods to personal and commercial lines data.
Cross-Functional & Stakeholder Support
- -Work across departments to support various actuarial tasks.
- -Present results to internal stakeholders, including Underwriting and Finance.
- -Coordinate with other departments and build effective business communication skills.
Project Ownership & Decision-Making
- -Works closely with senior actuarial team members to gain a broad understanding of actuarial concepts, including pricing, reserving, and reinsurance.
- -Day-to-day tasks assigned and reviewed by senior members of the actuarial team.
Skills & Experience
Skills
- -Assist loss development and trend analyses, reserving reviews, and rate reviews.
- -Strong Excel skills, including pivot tables and lookups.
- -Basic SQL, R, and Python skills.
- -Basic knowledge of actuarial software.
- -Basic dashboarding skills using Power BI or Tableau.
- -Familiarity with VBA/Macros or other programming languages.
- -Effective problem-solving skills and a collaborative mindset.
- -Effective written and verbal communication with internal and external stakeholders.
- -Travel Requirement: Occasional domestic travel up to 10%.
- -Preferred location: New York or Orlando
Experience & Education
-0 to 2 years relevant work experience.
-0 to 2 years relevant work experience.
- Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, or a related field.
- 2 to 4 actuarial exams required.
- 2 to 4 actuarial exams required.
