Oliver Wyman Actuarial - P&C -Principal
acturhireEast Boston (MA)
Oliver Wyman Actuarial - P&C -Principal
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acturhireEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Client-facing P&C Consulting LeaderClient-facing P&C consulting leader. Closer to client-facing consulting than an internal actuarial specialist—the role is explicitly accountable for engagements, growth, and executive relationships. Principal-level P&C actuarial consulting role in Boston, with hybrid work and offices in several US cities. You'll lead complex multi-line engagements covering reserving, pricing, predictive analytics, and economic capital, while managing senior client relationships, business development, innovation, and people leadership.
Requirements:
- Must HaveACAS or FCAS credential required
- Strongly PreferredBA/BS degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related field 10+ years of actuarial consulting or insurance industry experience within Property & Casualty
- Demonstrated success managing client relationships and leading complex engagements
- Proven business development experience, including generating new opportunities and expanding client relationships
- Strong project management and organizational skills
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- Advanced proficiency in Excel and PowerPointNice To Have
- Experience leveraging AI technologies, automation tools, or advanced analytics within actuarial or consulting environments
- Knowledge of programming languages such as Python, R, SQL, or similar analytical tools
- Experience working with cross-functional technology or engineering teams
- Thought leadership or industry visibility through publications, speaking engagements, or professional organizations
- Skills & Domain
Tools: Excel PowerPoint Domain: P&C loss reserving, pricing, and capital modeling
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