Actuarial Associate - Actuarial Leadership Development Program
acturhireEast Boston (MA)
Actuarial Associate - Actuarial Leadership Development Program
Posted 4 days ago
acturhireEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Life Actuarial Associate RoleLife actuarial Associate role in MassMutual's Actuarial Leadership Development Program, based in Boston or Springfield, Massachusetts. You'll rotate across business lines and actuarial functions, contribute to meaningful projects, and develop toward SOA fellowship and future leadership roles. Annuity experience, Prophet, Excel, and VBA are relevant.
Requirements
Must have:
- BA or BS with a quantitative focus (Mathematics, Actuarial, Finance, Economics or related major)
- Must have passed at least 4 or more actuarial exams
- At least 3 years of professional experience in an actuarial related position
- Strongly preferred:
- Commitment to pursue Fellowship in the Society of Actuaries
- Demonstrated leadership skills from either school or work
- Strong analytical skills with hands-on experience using actuarial modeling platforms
- Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects
- Strong technical skills using Excel, VBACross collaboration experience working across multiple stakeholder groups
Nice to have:
Experience in annuities, especially variable annuity and/or index-linked annuity, is a plus Experience in Prophet is a plus
Tools:
Excel. Domain: Annuities experience a plus. Variable annuity and/or index-linked annuity a plus. Prophet a plus.
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