Develop moderately complex managerial information based on actuarial and financial analyses.
Perform actuarial analyses, with guidance, to assist in the development of actuarial computations leading to the recommendation of pricing strategies and loss reserving.
Analyze available data to determine relationships, trends, and indications.
Look for and identify data issues.
Participate in the development of business recommendations and analysis of strategies.
Utilize internal and external data and tools to assist in developing new actuarial analyses.
Under general to limited supervision, exercise discretion and independent judgment within limited authority while performing work of moderate complexity.
Regular attendance required; extensive telephone and computer work in a remote environment.
Requirements
Demonstrated proficiency with computer software including current Windows Operating System and Microsoft Office (especially Excel).
Demonstrates a growing knowledge of data aggregation and analysis software.
Demonstrates a strong mathematical aptitude.
Demonstrates a growing knowledge for the insurance field.
Strong communication and collaboration skills with colleagues at all levels.
Capable of effectively presenting technical information to technical audiences.
Capable of following tasks as assigned by a project leader with appropriate communication regarding progress and meeting necessary deadlines.
Bachelor’s degree in actuarial science, math/applied math, statistics/applied statistics, or related field.
Five or more years of Workers’ Compensation actuarial experience.