Careers

Ideal candidates will be results-driven individuals who are quick learners with an aptitude for problem solving. They combine an analytical mindset and a quantitative outlook with the ability to influence.  They should thrive in a fast-paced, customer-oriented environment, be capable of building and maintaining positive relationships with business areas and be viewed as impartial and trusted advisors.  Other critical skills are ability to exercise independent judgment, adapt to change and value diverse opinions and ideals.

Actuarial Analyst: Under broad supervision, the actuarial analyst assists in development of actuarial studies and recommendations for a product line or segment. Work is well-defined with review in progress as well as upon completion.

Actuarial Consultant: Under technical direction, the actuarial consultant performs actuarial studies of a moderately complex nature to be used in determining pricing and rating plans or reserving strategies for a product line or segment.

• Actuarial Analyst: Entry-level, typically with two years of work experience. Actively pursuing actuarial credentials in Casualty Actuarial Society.
• Actuarial Consultant: Three or more years of P&C related work experience. Should have passed three or more exams and actively pursuing credentials in Casualty Actuarial Society.
• Strong quantitative and analytical skills. Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
• Expert levels of proficiency with MS Excel and MS PowerPoint
• Insurance, warranty, or automotive experience would be a plus
• BA/BS required. Undergraduate education in a quantitative field