The Actuarial Analyst supports pricing strategies by analyzing loss data, developing indications for rate filings, and assisting in regulatory reporting.
About the role.
The Actuarial Analyst is a key member of the Actuarial Pricing team that will collaborate with several accredited actuaries. The position offers an immediate opportunity to apply analytical and problem solving skills to support the company’s growth and profit objectives.
What you’ll do.
- Assist in the development of internal home and auto indications to guide strategic decision making and support state rate filings
- Analyze historical loss experience to aid in the improvement of pricing accuracy
- Prepare exhibits, presentations and other documents necessary to communicate strategic initiatives to other departments
- Provide monthly internal data support and insight to the Product Development and Actuarial teams
- Support any regulatory and internal reporting and analysis needs through the use of industry and company data
What we’re looking for.
- 2-4 years of relevant experience preferred
- Actively pursuing the designations within the Casualty Actuarial Society
- Excellent analytical, quantitative and problem-solving skills and strong attention to detail
- A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics or related field
- Experience using software to extract, analyze, organize and communicate data to support decision-making
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Analyst experience in the insurance industry a plus
- Intelligent, curious and self-driven
- Good interpersonal skills and the ability to work well in a team environment
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Top Skills
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