Non-Actuarial Pensions Consultant- Special Projects (Remote)

Oliver James; London; Remote; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading pensions consultancy is seeking a Non-Actuarial Pensions Consultant for special projects. This fully remote role involves engaging in various non-BAU projects and leading client initiatives, offering flexibility and a collaborative culture. Ideal candidates will have experience in pensions consulting and advanced Excel skills.

Qualifications

• Experience in a technical non-actuarial DB pensions or pensions administration role.
• Recent experience within a pensions consulting environment.

Responsibilities

• Engage in diverse non-BAU pensions projects for clients.
• Lead client projects combining technical expertise with client-facing skills.

Skills

Technical expertise in pensions

Client-facing skills

Advanced Excel skills

Job description

Non-Actuarial Pensions Consultant - Special Projects (Remote)

Join Oliver James as a Non-Actuarial Pensions Consultant - Special Projects (Remote).

Overview

We are a long-standing, innovative pensions consultancy seeking a non-actuarial Pensions Consultant for a non-BAU projects role. This position is fully remote, with the option to work from a local office.

Responsibilities

• Engage in a diverse range of non-BAU pensions projects for private and public sector clients, including de-risking exercises, benefits and data due diligence, and calculations testing.
• Lead client projects, combining technical expertise with client-facing skills.

Requirements

• Experience in a technical non-actuarial DB pensions or pensions administration role.
• Recent experience within a pensions consulting environment.
• Advanced Excel skills.

Additional Information

This role offers the flexibility of remote work while maintaining a supportive, collaborative culture. The company has secured numerous government projects, ensuring a steady flow of interesting work to support your career development.

Contact

For more details or a confidential discussion, contact [e-mail] or call 0203 861 9173.