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Oliver Wyman Actuarial - Life Internship - Summer 2027

Posted 2 days ago

mercer franceAtlanta (GA)

SENIORITY

Intern

SALARY

$1,350 – 1,600

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About the role

Actuarial Intern – Life Focuses on life, annuity, and long-term care work, including pricing, valuation, and actuarial model transformation.
Locations: Atlanta, Chicago, Seattle
What You'll Do as a Life Intern: Support actuarial modeling and analysis related to valuation, pricing, and financial projections Assist with data analysis, assumption reviews, and sensitivity testing exercises Research industry trends and emerging topics to support client engagements Prepare analyses, exhibits, and presentation materials for internal and client-facing discussions Example Life Projects: Life and annuity product development, pricing, and valuation Assumption setting and model methodology reviewM&A due diligence and financial projections Model transformation, conversions, and long-term care analytics Cloud implementation, software development, and data engineering projects for actuarial teams In addition, all interns participate in our actuarial bootcamp which consists of a series of presentations, case studies, and mentorship sessions over a six-week period during the summer and aims to give participants a valuable and directly applicable skillset for future employment opportunities within the actuarial industry.
Internship Compensation & Benefits: Intern weekly pay (U.S.): $1,350 – 1,600 USD, depending on role, practice and location.
Application Process: Rank your preferred internship role/practice Indicate your preferred office location
Work Authorization: Candidates must have permanent, unrestricted U.S. work authorization. Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
Why join us?
  • Come aboard if you are excited by challenges and want to work across different cultures.
  • We want you to step out of your comfort zone and embrace your curiosity.
  • Our consultants learn on the job and receive formal training to develop their communication, presentation, analytical, and client management skills.
  • You'll find genuine colleagues who stand by their beliefs and measure success by the lasting impact you create together.
  • We believe in flexibility, including the opportunity of hybrid working. You are also invited to join our colleague resource groups and social activities.
  • We hire you to be you:
  • Our open, inclusive, and down-to-earth culture will enable you to bring your best self to work.
  • You'll work alongside authentic colleagues who do serious work, but don't take themselves too seriously.
  • There's no corporate mold to fit and hierarchy doesn't get in the way.

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