Specialist Actuary, North America Programs
acturhireEast Boston (MA)
Specialist Actuary, North America Programs
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acturhireEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior P&C Specialist Actuary Pricing partner to underwriting. Closer to pricing and underwriting partnership than a reserving cycle role—the deciding factor is regular work with underwriters and program partners on portfolio decisions. Senior P&C Specialist Actuary role in AXA XL's North America Programs team in Boston, Massachusetts. You'll support program due diligence, portfolio management, pricing, reserving, rate monitoring, profitability assessment, and reporting while partnering with underwriting, capital modelling, reserving, and external program partners.
Requirements
Must have:
- Nearly or recently qualified actuary (ACAS preferred)
- Degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Applied Math, Statistics, or related field
- Significant experience in Excel
- Strongly preferred:
- Significant experience in P&C insurance pricing or reserving
- General understanding of actuarial pricing on various product lines
- Understanding of commonly used reserving methodologies, assumption setting and techniques
- Detail oriented with ability to appreciate real-world vagaries of Programs business and third party data
- Outstanding verbal and written communications skills
- Ability to work self-directed with minimal supervision and as part of a global team
Nice to have:
- R programming skills
- Other coding experience
- Working experience in Programs space
- Skills & Domain:
- Tools Excel Domain P&C insurance pricing or reserving Programs business and third party data
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