Global Reserving Actuary Director

Everest Group; New Jersey; On-site; USD 150,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Employee wellness program

Life and disability insurance

401k match

Retirement savings plan

Paid holidays and PTO

Job summary

Everest Group is seeking a Director, Global Reserving Actuary to lead reserve analyses for key P&C portfolios and to develop reserve indications that inform strategic decisions across underwriting, claims, finance, and risk. The role requires ACAS and prefers FCAS, with a focus on governance and methodological consistency.

The Director will mentor junior staff, drive reserving governance, and support auditors and regulators while collaborating with finance and actuaries globally.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field.
• 5–10 years of P&C actuarial experience with significant reserving.
• ACAS required; FCAS preferred.
• Proficiency with actuarial software, SQL, Python, or related tools.

Responsibilities

• Lead quarterly reserve reviews and reserve indication analyses for assigned portfolios.
• Evaluate reserve adequacy through historical development patterns and trends.
• Present reserve recommendations to reserving leadership and stakeholders.
• Provide actionable insights on adverse development, reserve volatility, and exposures.
• Support quarterly financial close and external reporting requirements.
• Collaborate with Claims, Underwriting, Pricing, and Finance to assess portfolio performance.
• Contribute to capital modeling, planning assumptions, and ERM initiatives.
• Mentor junior actuarial staff and provide technical guidance.

Skills

ACAS

FCAS preferred

Actuarial communication

Leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field

Tools

SQL

Python

Actuarial software

Job description

Everest Group is seeking a Director, Global Reserving Actuary to lead reserve analyses for key P&C portfolios and to develop reserve indications that inform strategic decisions across underwriting, claims, finance, and risk. The role requires ACAS and prefers FCAS, with a focus on governance and methodological consistency.

The Director will mentor junior staff, drive reserving governance, and support auditors and regulators while collaborating with finance and actuaries globally.