AVP, Actuarial Modeling and Analytics

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conscia talentNew York (NY)

Actuaries All Other Insurance Related Activities

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About the role

2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Direct message the job poster from Conscia Talent Our client is looking for a strategic and hands-onAVP/VP, Actuarial Modeling & Analyticsto join our Product & Data team. This is a high-impact role where you’ll build our actuarial modeling capabilities from the ground up and help drive smarter, faster decision-making across the company.

What You’ll Do: Build predictive pricing models using actuarial + ML techniques Partner with engineering to shape data strategy and ensure model-ready data Collaborate cross-functionally with underwriting, claims, and finance Own the full model lifecycle: idea → build → deploy Mentor others and help grow a best-in-class analytics team

What We’re Looking For: Credentialed actuary or statistical background with strong P&C pricing experience (E&S a plus) Skilled in Python or R, SQL, and Excel Proven ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders Startup mindset: proactive, solution-oriented, and comfortable with ambiguity Collaborative, curious, and passionate about building something great Why Us? We’re a fast-growing startup reshaping specialty insurance with tech and talent. Join a team that values curiosity, integrity, and doing the right thing—period. Title/level based on experience Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type Full-time Job function Consulting and General Business Industries Insurance, Insurance Carriers, and Insurance Agencies and Brokerages

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