Remote Catastrophe Risk Modeler & Analytics Lead
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naicKansas City (MO)
Financial Risk SpecialistsOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
NAIC in Kansas City is seeking a Catastrophe Risk Modeler to perform catastrophe modeling, data analytics, and geospatial analysis to support state regulators in understanding and mitigating natural catastrophe risk. You will work with commercial models, exposure data, and visualization tools to inform resilience investments.
This is a full-time remote role within the United States, requiring 5+ years of experience in catastrophe modeling, proficiency with Excel, SQL, GIS, and at least one
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