Data Science Actuary (PHD Graduates)

JR United Kingdom; Birmingham; Remote; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading Personal Lines Insurer in the UK seeks a Data Science Actuary for its Technical Pricing team. The role entails building advanced predictive models and employing data science techniques to enhance actuarial practices. The opportunity allows for fully remote work and aims to refine model sophistication and strategic change.

Qualifications

• PhD/Masters required, specializing in research-based subjects.
• Experience in actuarial pricing and statistical modeling is essential.

Responsibilities

• Building predictive/machine learning models.
• Predicting claims/perils for severity.
• Producing reports to communicate results to stakeholders.

Skills

Predictive Modeling

Data Science Techniques

Statistical Modeling

Education

PhD/Masters in a research-based subject

Job description

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Client:

Arthur Recruitment

Location:

birmingham, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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EU work permit required:

Yes

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Job Views:

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Posted:

31.05.2025

Expiry Date:

15.07.2025

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Job Description:

I am working with a leading Personal Lines Insurer who are seeking an individual to join their Technical Pricing team. This team is responsible for specialist actuarial analyses of U/W performance within different products such as Home/Motor.

This role offers the opportunity to use new technologies and be involved in delivering strategic change such as improving the sophistication of models and deploying the latest data science techniques.

This vacancy can be fully remote.

Responsibilities:

• Building predictive/machine learning models
• Predict perils for claims/severity
• Producing reports and presentations to communicate the results of actuarial analyses to key stakeholders

Requirements:

• PhD/Masters in a research based subject
• Experience of actuarial pricing or statistical modelling