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David Careers

Life Actuary Consultant

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acturhireIndianapolis (IN)
ActuariesOther Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,400-$197,900 annually

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About the role

Client-facing Life Actuarial ConsultantAssociate-level life actuarial consulting role in Deloitte's Indianapolis practice, advising life insurance and annuity clients on modernization, transformation, and analytical initiatives. You'll work across product development, assumptions, modeling, reporting, data, and technology while supporting client solutions and sales efforts. The role offers $100,400-$197,900 annually and requires average travel of 50%.
Requirements: Must have: Bachelor's degree 2+ years of actuarial experience supporting life insurance or annuity productsSuccessful completion of 2 actuarial examsAbility to travel 50%Strongly preferred:2+ years of experience in product development (design, pricing, filing, implementation)2+ years of experience developing experience studies for life actuarial assumptions 2+ years of experience in assumption setting for pricing, forecasting, financial reporting, or embedded value 2+ years of experience building actuarial projection models 2+ years of experience in financial reporting (statutory, GAAP, IFRS, tax)1+ years of experience supporting mergers and acquisitionsAbility to work independently and collaborate as part of a teamEffective written and verbal communication skillsMeticulous attention to detail and quality of work productAbility to manage and prioritize multiple tasks in a fast-paced and dynamic environmentStrong interpersonal skills and professional demeanorDomain: Actuarial experience supporting life insurance or annuity products

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