This firm is creating an innovative environment where employees belong authentically, contribute meaningfully, and thrive intentionally — both personally and professionally.
They create innovative insurance products, technology solutions and services to support key stakeholders - improving the health and safety of the people and places they serve.
They are inspired to create, to challenge the status quo, to think not just about what their customers need now, but what they will need in the future.
Their team of actuaries, data scientists, and data engineers all together as a strong, cohesive unit.
Benefits and Features
Competitive 6-figure compensation
Full Benefits package
The Role You Will Play
The Manager, Corporate Actuarial is responsible for managing the Corporate Actuarial function within the Corporate Risk Department.
This role is responsible for the development and management of the strategic pricing architecture for non-insurance products and services. This includes overall pricing and ensuring that the pricing strategies are actuarially sound and aligned with the strategic goals and incentives.
In addition, the Manager, Corporate Actuarial will assist with forecast development by providing peer review and promoting alignment around communication of key trends, expenses, risks, and opportunities.
This role is entrusted with determining appropriate types of analysis, then designing and preparing exhibits and other business analyses requiring a technical solution for executive leadership.
Community Highlights
This role can work remotely.
Background Profile
7 years relevant actuarial, business, analytics, or finance
3 years of leadership including direct management or supervisory
Advanced knowledge of actuarial principles and practices, including reinsurance, reserving and ratemaking, financial reporting, underwriting and marketing guidelines and claims practices
Working knowledge of capital management and modeling techniques and software
Certification or progress toward certification is highly preferred and encouraged
Bachelor’s degree in actuarial science, mathematics, finance, or a related area required