Actuarial analyst

TN United Kingdom; City of Edinburgh; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking motivated actuarial analysts to join their dynamic team in Edinburgh or Glasgow. This exciting opportunity offers the chance to work closely with clients, providing high-quality actuarial services related to employee benefits schemes. With a focus on career development, the company provides study support and excellent training to help you achieve full actuarial qualifications. Join a supportive environment that values flexible working arrangements and fosters professional growth, making it a perfect fit for ambitious individuals looking to advance their careers in the actuarial field.

Benefits

Study Support

Flexible Working Arrangements

On-the-Job Training

Award-Winning Benefits Package

Qualifications

• Part-qualified or nearly qualified members of the Institute or Faculty of Actuaries.
• At least 1 year of experience in pensions with knowledge of Defined Benefit schemes.

Responsibilities

• Deliver services to a portfolio of clients within a close-knit team.
• Prepare client invoices and perform pension benefit valuations.

Skills

Actuarial Analysis

Communication Skills

Technical Calculations

Pension Valuations

Education

Actuarial Qualifications

Degree in Mathematics or Related Field

Job description

Job Opportunity: Actuarial Analyst

Our client, an award-winning leading consultancy, is seeking part-qualified, nearly qualified, and just qualified actuarial analysts or senior consultants to join their central offices in Edinburgh or Glasgow. Agile working is encouraged moving forward.

The company has continued to grow, securing new business and projects, creating additional resource needs for both experienced professionals and those who fit within their culture. You will primarily provide high-quality actuarial services to trustees, and corporate and private clients regarding employee benefits schemes. Multiple roles are available depending on your career aspirations.

Responsibilities

1. Work within a close-knit team delivering services to a portfolio of clients.
2. Build trusted relationships through effective communication.
3. Articulate work clearly and understandably to clients.
4. Prepare client invoices and perform pension benefit valuations.
5. Understand technical actuarial calculations.

Candidate Profile

This role is ideal for candidates who are members of the Institute or Faculty of Actuaries working towards their actuarial qualifications, with at least 1 year of experience in pensions, preferably with knowledge of Defined Benefit schemes.

Support is available for those wishing to pause studies or pursue exams outside the IFoA.

What We Offer

• Study support and excellent on-the-job training to help you become a fully qualified actuary.
• A competitive salary and award-winning benefits package.
• Flexible working arrangements and a supportive environment for career development.