Senior Reserving Actuary
Posted 2 days ago
insure nationalNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150 K–$200 K
About the role
Senior Reserving Actuary
Location: New York City
Salary: $150K–$200K + 20% bonus
About the Role:
Seeking an experienced P&C Actuary with a strong reserving background to lead quarterly reserve analysis across commercial and specialty lines. This role combines technical actuarial work, data analysis, and cross-functional collaboration.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead quarterly technical reserve analysis across multiple lines Analyze and reconcile large datasets; assess data quality and limitations Evaluate reserve movements, trends, assumptions, and key uncertainties Communicate findings clearly to technical and non-technical audiences Support reserve governance and financial reporting Apply reserving bases including Ultimate, GAAP, SII, IFRS, and US Situs Improve reserving processes, tools, and analytics Partner with Actuarial, Claims, Underwriting, Risk, and Finance teams Mentor and support actuarial colleagues Qualifications 5–8+ years of P&C actuarial experience with a strong reserving focusACAS required; FCAS preferred or near completion Commercial and/or specialty lines experience; Specialty Lines and/or Marine a plus Strong technical reserving knowledge and sound actuarial judgment Advanced Excel/data modeling skills; SQL and/or Python preferred Strong analytical, communication, and collaboration skills Why This Opportunity High-growth environment with opportunities for advancement Exposure to experienced actuarial and business leadership Flexible, supportive culture Competitive benefits, 401(k) contribution, and bonus opportunity Additional employee perks and wellness benefits
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