Actuarial Analyst II

Maplecroft; Jersey City (NJ); On-site; USD 110,000 - 145,000; Full time

Job summary

Verisk is seeking an actuarial professional to join our Actuarial Initiatives team within Personal Lines, where you’ll help shape the products, insights, and analytics insurers rely on to make smarter pricing, underwriting, and risk decisions.

You’ll collaborate across actuarial, product, compliance, government relations, and data teams to advance forward-looking initiatives and translate analysis into practical customer solutions in a rapidly evolving market.

Qualifications

• Proven actuarial experience in personal lines.
• Strong data analytics and modeling skills.
• Ability to translate analysis into practical insurance solutions.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with actuarial, product, compliance, and data teams to advance initiatives.
• Develop and shape pricing, rating, and product analytics for Personal Lines.
• Translate complex analyses into actionable insights for customers and stakeholders.

Skills

Actuarial analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science or related field

Job description

Verisk is seeking an actuarial professional to join our Actuarial Initiatives team within Personal Lines, where you’ll help shape the products, insights, and analytics insurers rely on to make smarter pricing, underwriting, and risk decisions. This team supports a diverse portfolio spanning Personal Auto, Motorcycles, Personal Umbrella, Homeowners, Dwelling Property, and Pet Insurance, giving you exposure to work that has meaningful impact across the property and casualty insurance marketplace.

In this role, you’ll contribute to forward‑looking initiatives that modernize and enhance Verisk’s personal lines actuarial offerings—from revamping rating relativities and redefining territory structures to reimagining rating plan architecture and building tools that turn Verisk’s extensive data assets into actionable intelligence for insurers. You’ll work at the intersection of actuarial analysis, product development, data‑driven decision‑making, and industry change.

The ideal candidate is energized by solving complex insurance challenges, collaborating across actuarial, product, compliance, government relations, and data teams, and translating analysis into practical solutions for customers. You’ll also support work tied to emerging risks, new coverage offerings, regulatory and legislative developments, and evolving market needs—helping insurers adapt with greater confidence in a rapidly changing environment.