Solvency II Analyst: Regulatory Reporting & Risk Analytics

Arch Insurance Group Inc.; Dublin; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Arch Underwriters Europe Limited in Dublin seeks a technical analyst to support Solvency II reporting across ARE and related entities. You will handle Pillar 1 valuations, Pillar 2 compliance, and Pillar 3 disclosures, collaborating with regulatory, actuarial, and risk teams.

The role requires 1–5 years in insurance risk or regulatory reporting, strong SQL and Excel, and a degree in a quantitative field. Applicants may assist with analytics and process automation initiatives.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Actuarial Science, Statistics, Econometrics, or related field; FIA or FSAI or international equivalent is a plus.
• 1–5 years insurance or related experience including risk management, portfolio analysis, risk modeling, actuarial analysis, regulatory compliance.
• Technical experience with SQL and other database management systems is a must; strong MS Excel and problem solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Oversee Solvency II Pillar 3 reporting (QRTs, SFCR, RSR) for ARE and related entities.
• Lead Pillar 1 valuations (technical provisions, SCR) and Pillar 2 compliance alignment.
• Support annual Solvency II returns and internal/external reporting requirements.
• Assist analytics and process automation initiatives across ARL/ARE and MGA platform; collaborate with actuarial and risk teams.

Skills

SQL

Regulatory reporting

Excel

Problem solving

Multi-project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics/Actuarial Science/Statistics/Econometrics

FIA or FSAI (international equivalent)

Tools

Moody’s Risk Integrity

Job description

Arch Underwriters Europe Limited in Dublin seeks a technical analyst to support Solvency II reporting across ARE and related entities. You will handle Pillar 1 valuations, Pillar 2 compliance, and Pillar 3 disclosures, collaborating with regulatory, actuarial, and risk teams.

The role requires 1–5 years in insurance risk or regulatory reporting, strong SQL and Excel, and a degree in a quantitative field. Applicants may assist with analytics and process automation initiatives.