Actuarial Analyst

Actuarial AnalystThe Actuarial Analyst delivers decision-support analytics that help clients understand and improve their risk profile. This entry-level role prepares loss projections, mod analysis, claims analytics, collateral projections, and program comparisons that clients and Advisors rely on to make coverage, retention, and renewal decisions. The ideal candidate is a critical thinker with strong technical and communication skills who can translate complex claims and financial data into clear takeaways, and who is eager to grow into a client-facing consulting role.PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:Prepare loss projections, mod analysis, claims analytics, collateral projections, and financial impact analyses — including monthly client claim analytics identifying key performance trends and KPIs — that surface risk mitigation opportunities and support favorable client underwriting profilesPrepare analytical support for client decision-making processes, including program comparisons and structure evaluationsAssist in data analysis to determine optimal program structure optionsPrepare and update client dashboards and presentations — including spreadsheets, charts, and interactive dashboards — that tell a clear story to support decisions and negotiationsParticipate in client and prospect meetings, taking ownership of assigned follow-up itemsSupport the execution of Catastrophe Modeling analysis under the guidance of senior team membersEstablish and maintain a client service calendar outlining service commitments and deliverablesProvide summaries of claims reviews and analytical findings to Advisors, senior colleagues, and clients as necessaryParticipate in firm-level training and awareness programs; build technical proficiency in R, SQL, Python, and data visualization toolsRespond to ad hoc analytic requests as needed; other duties as assignedKNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:Bachelor's degree required (Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Accounting, Finance, Analytics, or related field); substantial work experience may be considered in lieu of degree0-2 years of relevant work experience desired but not requiredAt least 1 actuarial exam (SOA or CAS) completed, with progress toward a second preferredExcellent written and verbal communication skillsStrong organizational, multitasking, and time-management skillsProficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Power BI)Familiarity with R, SQL, Python, or Tableau preferredProfessional in appearance and business conduct, with a strong customer-service orientationIMPORTANT NOTICE: This position description is intended to describe the level of work required of the person performing in the role and is not a contract.

The essential responsibilities are outlined; other duties may be assigned as needs arise or as required to support the organization. All requirements may be subject to reasonable accommodation to applicants and colleagues who need them for medical or religious reasons.