2025-7558 Actuarial Analyst

Company Description

AGSI was incorporated in April 2016. We are committed to supporting the goals of Arch divisions through exceptional service delivery. We pride ourselves on maintaining flexibility and responsiveness to adapt to business unit and industry demands while focusing on sound project management. We are dedicated to growing and developing our employees as we build strong teams with strategic leadership.

Job Description

Shift: Mid Shift

The Actuarial Analyst provides support to the Reserving and Pricing Actuarial teams.  The candidate will process, validate and interpret data to statistically model and determine results for the business. The candidate will be required to develop, maintain and update reports and communicate results into the senior members of the Actuarial team. 

• Assist with updating the quarterly Reserving process. 
• Assist with Pricing models and ad hoc Pricing modelling of insurance accounts. 
• Complete project work including Binder Management modelling. 
• Update key management information reports.
• Assist with the Reporting of Arch Insurance International’s results to Senior Management and External parties.

Qualifications

Required Skills

• Enthusiasm to learn and develop analytical, statistical, IT and communication skills. 
• Ability to capture, organize, analyze and statistically model data, interpret trends and produce results. 
• Excellent communication and team working skills. 
• Strong personal skills, well organized and able to work independently or as part of a team. 
• Knowledge of statistics and experience using statistical packages for analyzing large datasets (Excel, etc.) 
• Knowledge of and experience with reporting packages (Business Objects, etc.) ad databases (SQL, Snowflake, etc.) 
• Adept at queries, report writing and presenting findings 
• Knowledge of using programing languages (VBA, Python, R) 
• Desire to learn Actuarial skills including Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) membership 

Additional Information

• Bachelor’s degree with a concentration in a quantitative discipline such as actuarial science, statistics, computer science, mathematics, economics, or operations research 
• 0 to 2 years of casualty actuarial work experience