Actuarial Analyst I — Pricing & Analytics (Remote)

Meloche Monnex Inc.; Montreal (administrative region); Hybrid; CAD 68,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Base salary

Variable compensation

Health benefits

Savings and retirement programs

Paid time off

Discounts and banking benefits

Career development

Rewards and recognition

Job summary

TD Insurance in Montréal, QC is expanding its GI Pricing and Profitability team with multiple Actuarial Analyst I positions. You will assist in implementing pricing strategies to achieve business objectives, reporting to the Actuarial Manager, and contribute to pricing governance and bias/fairness initiatives.

Ideal candidates hold a university degree in actuarial science or related field, with knowledge of Excel and programming (SQL, R).

Qualifications

• University degree in Actuarial Science or related field.
• Knowledge of Excel.
• Proficiency or interest in programming (SQL, R).
• Strong aptitude for teamwork.
• Knowledge of predictive modeling.
• Working toward actuarial professional examinations.

Responsibilities

• Residential Pricing Team Learn to update pricing algorithm to support business objectives toward profitability and growth Participate in pricing strategy discussion and assist with implementation
• Initiatives & Governance Team Support internal product and pricing initiatives from the initial business case to rate filings Contribute to the development of our Bias and Fairness pillar to ensure our pricing strategies reflect these principles

Skills

Actuarial analysis

Pricing strategies

Teamwork

Education

University degree in Actuarial Science or related field

Tools

SQL

R

Excel

Job description

TD Insurance in Montréal, QC is expanding its GI Pricing and Profitability team with multiple Actuarial Analyst I positions. You will assist in implementing pricing strategies to achieve business objectives, reporting to the Actuarial Manager, and contribute to pricing governance and bias/fairness initiatives.

Ideal candidates hold a university degree in actuarial science or related field, with knowledge of Excel and programming (SQL, R).