Actuarial Modeling & Pricing Engineer (Hybrid)

Spectraforce Technologies; Newark (NJ); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Spectrumforce Technologies invites an Actuarial Modeling/Developer to join the Pension Risk Transfer pricing team in a hybrid Newark, NJ environment. You will design callable actuarial components, implement pricing models, and collaborate with quantitative experts to deliver pricing strategies for diverse pension plans.

The role emphasizes developing pricing infrastructure, data visualization, and insights for senior leadership, combining actuarial theory with software development in a

Qualifications

• Master's degree in actuarial science or related quantitative field.
• ASA designation and 4+ years actuarial experience in product pricing/valuation.
• Programming skills in Python, SQL, VBA; cloud platform experience a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop callable actuarial components for pricing pipelines.
• Collaborate with quantitative professionals on pricing solutions for diverse pension plans.
• Build, enhance pricing models and automate processes through hands-on development.
• Develop pricing infrastructure and contribute to data visualization and reporting for decision‑making.
• Analyze population and plan data to determine mortality and other actuarial assumptions for pricing.

Skills

Python

SQL

VBA

Actuarial science

Math & statistics

Strong communication

Education

Master's Degree in Actuarial Science / mathematics / finance / CS

ASA with 4+ years actuarial experience

Tools

AWS / Azure / GCP

Job description

Spectrumforce Technologies invites an Actuarial Modeling/Developer to join the Pension Risk Transfer pricing team in a hybrid Newark, NJ environment. You will design callable actuarial components, implement pricing models, and collaborate with quantitative experts to deliver pricing strategies for diverse pension plans.

The role emphasizes developing pricing infrastructure, data visualization, and insights for senior leadership, combining actuarial theory with software development in a