Summer 2027 Intern - Actuarial Benefit Consulting Services
acturhireBel Air (MD)
Summer 2027 Intern - Actuarial Benefit Consulting Services
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acturhireBel Air (MD)
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Intern
About the role
Summer Retirement Actuarial Internship Summer retirement actuarial internship in Hartford, Connecticut, supporting benefit consulting across defined benefit, defined contribution, and retiree healthcare plans. Over 10 weeks, you'll analyze plan data, assist with valuations and filings, develop tools and models, and present project work to business leaders. The in-person role is designed for college students and may lead to return or full-time opportunities.
Requirements Must have:
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25
Must reside near or reliably commute to Hartford, CT (in-person internship)
Authorized to work in the U.S. without current or future visa sponsorship (no CPT/OPT)
Strongly preferred:
Currently enrolled in a college/university bachelor's or master's program
Available for full 10-week program (June 2 – August 6, 2027)
Intermediate Microsoft Excel skills
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work independently and within a collaborative team
Critical thinking and problem-solving mindset
Preferred majors: Actuarial Science, Statistics, Mathematics, or related math-focused majors
Passage of one or more Society of Actuaries exams
Microsoft Office products including VBA and/or Python coding knowledge
Nice to have:
At least 2 years of academic progress toward a bachelor's degree
Expected to graduate and be available for full-time employment by mid-2028
Comfortable working with large datasets
Tools Excel
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