Actuarial Life Senior Associate (Audit Assist)
acturhireDallas (TX)
Actuarial Life Senior Associate (Audit Assist)
Posted 2 days ago
acturhireDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Life Actuarial Consulting RoleClient-facing actuarial consulting. Closer to client-facing consulting than a carrier specialist role because the work spans insurer and reinsurer engagements and connects client actuaries with audit teams. Senior Life actuarial consulting role in KPMG's Audit & Assurance Practice in Dallas, Texas. You will support insurer and reinsurer audits through valuation, reserve, financial reporting, capital, and actuarial model work, while liaising with client actuarial teams and mentoring associates.
Must have:
- Minimum three years of recent actuarial experience in insurance, reinsurance, consulting, auditing, financial reporting, valuation, or modeling
- Bachelor's degree in actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, finance, economics, or related field
- Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without employment-based visa sponsorship
- Strongly preferred: Progress toward ASA designation
- Strong understanding of Life, Annuity, and Long-Duration Health products
- Working knowledge of U.S. GAAP, Statutory Accounting, IFRS, RBC, Economic Capital, and BSCRExperience with actuarial valuation, reserve analysis, financial reporting, and modeling platforms
- Strong analytical, communication, project management, and problem-solving skills
Tools:
Excel. Domain: Life insurance audit support Actuarial valuation and reserve analysis Financial reporting (GAAP, Statutory, IFRS)
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