Coverys

Coverys

Associate Actuary - Pricing

Boston

Sponsorship not specified$132k-$155kDetected 34 days ago
PythonCode ReviewSQLData VisualizationProject ManagementSASLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationMicrosoft OfficeActuarial Science

About the role

  • The Associate Actuary applies actuarial concepts to analyze insurance premium, claim and exposure information.
  • Provide analyses and commentary to our internal and external customers.
  • Peer Review: Conduct thorough peer reviews of actuarial work to ensure accuracy and reliability.

Responsibilities

  • Develop actuarial templates and recommend methodologies to enhance analytical processes.
  • Manage actuarial projects, ensuring timely and accurate completion.
  • Design and Methodology: Develop actuarial templates and recommend methodologies to enhance analytical processes.
  • Project Management: Manage actuarial projects, ensuring timely and accurate completion.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree required
  • 5+ years of related experience and/or training required.
  • Ability to interpret and analyze various types of data.
  • Ability to write reports and correspondence.
  • Ability to present analytical analyses and concepts to diverse groups.
  • Microsoft Office proficiency required to analyze and present actuarial information (Word, Access, PowerPoint, etc.) Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel.
  • Working knowledge of other tools such as Tableau, R, SAS, Python or Microsoft SQL, which includes data extraction and manipulation.
  • Bachelor's degree required; 5+ years of related experience and/or training required.
  • ACAS required.

Compensation

  • Base salary range is $131,845 - $155,110.

Company info

  • Position Summary
  • Recommends methodology changes and leads team initiatives.
  • Essential Duties & Responsibilities
  • If you're a caring and customer focused individual who enjoys working with passionate team members, Coverys is the right company for you!

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