Job Descriptions

Apply analytical skills, like math, statistics, and financial theory, to quantify risk and financial consequences. Actuaries work to evaluate how likely future events are and then minimize the risk associated with them. The majority of actuaries work for insurance companies as proprerty and casualty insurance actuaries, retirement benefits actuaries, life and accident insurance actuaries, health insurance actuaries, and enterprise risk actuaries. Responsibilities include: Apply advanced actuarial techniques across all tasks Develop, maintain, and analyze projection models Coordinate with external actuary and auditing firms for interim and annual actuarial information Apply sound actuarial principles and maintain actuarial qualifications in compliance with regulations Reconcile and analyze actuarial inputs and outputs Collaborate with key leaders in order to identify and meet information needs Establish actuarial procedures and document them for internal use Requirements are: Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Science, or related field Associate or Fellow CAS or SOA designation preferred 3-5 years actuarial experience Advanced Microsoft Excel and Access skills Strong familiarity with GAAP Advanced familiarity with a wide variety of actuarial functions Proficient at working with large data sets High degree of attention to detail Strong verbal and written communication skills

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