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An exciting opportunity awaits as a Principal Pricing Analyst with a forward-thinking company. This fully remote role involves maintaining sophisticated pricing models, analyzing rating factors, and guiding pricing actions to achieve business objectives. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in insurance pricing, data science, and team management. Join a diverse and inclusive environment that values authenticity and supports your professional development. Enjoy flexible working hours, health benefits, and a generous pension scheme while making a significant impact in the insurance industry.
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Principal Pricing Analyst - Home Based, United Kingdom
Salary: Up to £60,000
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our Personal Lines Pricing department as a Principal Pricing Analyst.
Covéa Insurance offers a wide range of home, motor, and commercial insurance backed by our award-winning customer service. Our purpose is to "help protect people against the worst happening and put it right if it does". It’s the reason we are here, and it’s the task we all focus on every day.
We’re looking for a candidate with a few years' experience in insurance pricing who is eager to take on more responsibility. The ideal candidate enjoys applying statistical methods to solve problems, collaborates well within a team, and strives to develop their skills.
This role is fully remote, so it can be performed from home. If you prefer, you can also work from our office!
We understand some candidates may hesitate to apply if they do not meet all criteria. At Covéa, we promote diversity and inclusion and encourage all interested applicants to apply, even if they do not fully meet every requirement.
We aim to create an inclusive, diverse environment where everyone can succeed. We celebrate differences and encourage authenticity at work. We are committed to fair recruitment processes and support reasonable adjustments for applicants.
Salary: Up to £60,000
Working hours: 36.25 hours/week