Job Description
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
As a Senior Actuarial Analyst, you will collaborate with other actuaries and colleagues across the company to solve important business problems. Potential projects include the following:
Perform pricing studies to evaluate the profitability of our Auto, Homeowners, and Workers’ Compensation insurance products.
Analyze rating variables and recommend pricing changes.
Perform competitor analysis to maintain awareness of pricing and product developments in the marketplace.
Collaborate with the Predictive Analytics team on modeling projects.
Partner with Marketing to help drive higher returns on advertising expenditures.
Analyze usage-based insurance (UBI) data and offer recommendations on pricing changes.
Perform trend analysis to understand changes in the frequency and severity of insurance claims.
Analyze the impact of crash-avoidance technology on Auto insurance claims.
This is a hybrid position with some on-site and telecommuting availability each week.
Perform pricing studies to evaluate the profitability of our Auto, Homeowners, and Workers’ Compensation insurance products.
Analyze rating variables and recommend pricing changes.
Perform competitor analysis to maintain awareness of pricing and product developments in the marketplace.
Collaborate with the Predictive Analytics team on modeling projects.
Partner with Marketing to help drive higher returns on advertising expenditures.
Analyze usage-based insurance (UBI) data and offer recommendations on pricing changes.
Perform trend analysis to understand changes in the frequency and severity of insurance claims.
Analyze the impact of crash-avoidance technology on Auto insurance claims.
This is a hybrid position with some on-site and telecommuting availability each week.
QUALIFICATIONS:
At least 3 years of P&C actuarial experience.
A Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related major.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Interest in pursuing the ACAS and FCAS credential from the Casualty Actuarial Society.
A Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related major.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Interest in pursuing the ACAS and FCAS credential from the Casualty Actuarial Society.