Actuarial Analyst - Commercial P&C Insurance
acturhireNew York (NY)
Actuarial Analyst - Commercial P&C Insurance
Posted 2 days ago
acturhireNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Hands-On Property Modelling Specialist Associate-level P&C actuarial role in EPIC's Property Analytics team, based in New York City with a hybrid schedule. You'll build commercial property pricing and CAT models, analyze complex programs, and turn results into broker- and client-ready recommendations for renewals and placements. Must HaveAt least 2 years of commercial insurance pricing or modeling work (if not ACAS) Strongly PreferredACAS designation Real property modeling experience (loss development, CAT, layer pricing) Strong Excel and at least one of Python, R, or SQLUse AI tools (Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude) in daily work Ability to explain technical concepts without jargon Bachelor's degree in actuarial science, math, stats, or related quantitative field Self-starter mindset Understanding of commercial property program structure and actuarial logic Experience with benchmarking, limit adequacy, and TCOR modeling Comfort with complex insurance programs (layers, quota shares, SIRs, captives) Ability to work with multiple stakeholders (brokers, leaders, clients, technical team)2+ years of actuarial work with property pricing focus
Nice To Have:
Brokerage, reinsurance, or carrier-side property pricing experience Knowledge of major CAT models (AIR, RMS) and their integration into pricing
Tools:
Excel Power_BI Tableau Other_BI_Tool PowerPoint Domain: Commercial property pricing and modeling Loss development and frequency/severity modeling CAT model integration (AIR/RMS) Layer pricing and tower structure analysis Benchmarking and limit adequacy work
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