Senior Actuarial Analyst: Pricing, Portfolio & Decisions

Youi Pty Ltd; Sunshine Coast Regional, Brisbane; Hybrid; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual salary reviews

22 days annual leave

Wellbeing sessions

Discounted gym access

Discounted Youi insurance

Job summary

Youi Pty Ltd in Australia is seeking an experienced actuarial professional to contribute across pricing, underwriting and portfolio performance. You will use data to understand what is happening, why it is happening, and what to do about it, from initial analysis through to implementation and monitoring.

This hands-on role requires challenging assumptions and applying actuarial thinking to real commercial decisions, with exposure to the full lifecycle of decisions and collaboration across

Qualifications

• Several years of actuarial experience, ideally within general insurance, pricing or a similarly analytical commercial environment.
• Ability to translate complex analysis into clear recommendations for stakeholders.
• Strong analytical thinking and comfort working with large datasets.

Responsibilities

• Analysing portfolio and underwriting performance to identify emerging trends, risks and opportunities
• Using Excel, SQL and actuarial techniques to investigate complex business problems and develop actionable recommendations
• Supporting pricing initiatives through analysis, modelling and commercial recommendations
• Testing and implementing pricing and underwriting changes with operational teams
• Working directly with stakeholders across Product, Marketing, Operations and Actuarial
• Translating complex analysis into clear recommendations for technical and non-technical audiences
• Improving tools, reporting and processes used to inform decisions

Skills

Actuarial experience

Tools

Excel

SAS

SQL

Job description

Youi Pty Ltd in Australia is seeking an experienced actuarial professional to contribute across pricing, underwriting and portfolio performance. You will use data to understand what is happening, why it is happening, and what to do about it, from initial analysis through to implementation and monitoring.

This hands-on role requires challenging assumptions and applying actuarial thinking to real commercial decisions, with exposure to the full lifecycle of decisions and collaboration across