Senior Acutuarial Analyst

Location: REMOTE - but must be located in one of the following states. Ohio, TN, IL, MI, PA CT, TX, OK, KY, KA, MOSalary Base 125000 Benefits - Med, Dental, Continuing Education, Eligiable for PTO and performance BonusJoin a growing financial services organization. Our client is seeking a Senior Actuarial Analyst role is responsible for developing and finalizing Property and Casulaity insurance products, pricing strategies, and financial forecasts to support company-wide goals for profitability and growth. Responsible for analyzing product profitability, modeling risks, and designing process improvements to enhance efficiency.

Responsibilities: Responsible for developing and finalizing products, rates, rating plans, pricing strategies, and financial forecasts to achieve company-wide objectives for profitability and growth. Models and analyzes product profitability and associated risks. Design improved processes to facilitate increased efficiency. Support claims analyses. Analyzes trends, factors, and issues that impact results; determines action plans. S elects, reviews, and finalizes analyst selections of loss development patterns for each product. Lead contact with the Product Department to generate and finalize necessary documentation for filings within each state, responding to the Department of Insurance, as required, including but not limited to filing RLIs (Rate level indications) and state-required exhibits (excess profit, excess expense, and actuarial certifications).Assists with all aspects of predictive modeling, including scope, data construction, modeling, and implementation. Assists with the quarterly reserve analysis. Analyzes and presents monthly reserving reports.

Job Requirements: Requires a bachelor's degree in mathematics, Actuarial Science, or a related field. Requires two years of Property and Casuality Insurance industry experience. Familiarity with programming languages preferred (VBA, R, SQL, Emblem, or similar platform).Proficient with Excel, Access, and/or equivalent software. Completion of 2 or more examinations with the Casualty Actuarial Society. Ability to pursue ACAS/FCAS designation from the Casualty Actuarial Society. Strong analytical skills. Strong communication skills.