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Arch Insurance Group, Inc. seeks an Actuarial Analyst in Jersey City, NJ. The role includes profitability reviews, deal pricing, benchmarking, and tool development, with a hybrid work model (3 days in office, 2 days remote) and national travel.
Requirements include 1 year programming with Python and SQL, plus 5 actuarial exams (2 CAS); salary range $133,474–$135,000 per year. Competitive benefits provided.
With a company culture rooted in collaboration, expertise and innovation, we aim to promote progress and inspire our clients, employees, investors and communities to achieve their greatest potential. Our work is the catalyst that helps others achieve their goals. In short, We Enable Possibility
Arch Insurance Group, Inc., seeks Actuarial Analyst, in Jersey City, NJ
Take direct ownership of analyzing profitability and identify strong and weak segments within the book. Present results and work directly with underwriting to drive strategic operations. Evaluate and monitor underwriting actions and impact. Field any questions asked by underwriters and serve as the subject matter expert and primary point of contact for the product.
Deal Pricing for large accounts or new portfolio submissions:Partner with underwriters working large deals and advise them on pricing and deal structure.
Actuarial Industry Benchmarking:Independently research and leverage business partner relationships to find relevant industry metrics to be used as benchmarks in studies, such as consultant reports, competitor filings, and reinsurance market analyses. Use deep actuarial knowledge and reasoning to adapt industry data into something that can be used to benchmark against our current portfolio.
Monitor and Reporting:Measuring and reporting on key performance metrics like rate change, price adequacy levels, and underwriting mix change. Expected to lead one of these initiatives for the year, making sure that teammates meet all necessary deadlines and that all completed results are reasonable.
Tool Building:Responsible for driving innovation to improve and create new tools without managerial guidance by designing, programming, and maintaining critical tools used in pricing and book monitoring, like pricing tools, dashboards, analytical tools and actuarial data products.
Product Development:Lead the development of new products, rating approaches and filing strategies including development of technical price, either built from scratch, or adapted from strategic pricing models.
Mentor new actuaries:Mentor new team members and interns, answering questions, providing feedback, and overseeing small projects.
$133,474 to $135,000 per year (Jersey City, NJ)