Actuarial & Consulting Graduate Analyst — IFoA Path

Isio; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Study support

Career development

Supportive team

Job summary

Isio is seeking an Actuarial and Consulting Graduate Analyst in Glasgow. You will work with experienced colleagues on real client projects, developing analytical, consulting and communication skills while studying toward the IFoA qualification.

You do not need previous pensions or actuarial experience; your potential and willingness to learn are valued. The role is permanent with hybrid working in the Glasgow office and structured training and development.

Qualifications

• Interest in mathematics, finance, business and solving problems.
• Ability to analyse information carefully and explain thinking clearly.
• Willingness to learn technical, consulting and workplace skills.
• Organise time across client work, training and professional study.
• Confidence to ask questions, use feedback and seek support.
• Collaborative, respectful approach with openness to different perspectives.

Responsibilities

• Apply actuarial concepts to calculate pension and benefit values for clients.
• Build financial models and perform risk analysis for pensions.
• Support pension strategy discussions and long‑term objectives.
• Explain accounting, tax and legislative changes affecting pensions.
• Prepare clear analyses and communications for colleagues and clients.
• Attend client meetings and follow up actions.
• Contribute to proposals for new business and improvements.

Skills

Mathematics

Finance

Business acumen

Problem solving

Analytical thinking

Willingness to learn

Time management

Communication

Teamwork

Feedback handling

Curiosity

Respect and integrity

Education

Undergraduate degree or higher

Actuarial exams progress (IFoA)

Tools

None

Job description

Isio is seeking an Actuarial and Consulting Graduate Analyst in Glasgow. You will work with experienced colleagues on real client projects, developing analytical, consulting and communication skills while studying toward the IFoA qualification.

You do not need previous pensions or actuarial experience; your potential and willingness to learn are valued. The role is permanent with hybrid working in the Glasgow office and structured training and development.