Health Actuary Analyst III — Hybrid

Marsh; Denver (CO); Hybrid; USD 74,000 - 147,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental plans

Vision plans

Tuition assistance

401K savings and retirement programs

Job summary

Mercer is seeking a Health Actuary - Analyst III to join our team, located in our New York Mercer office with flexible hybrid work arrangements. The analyst will lead health benefits projects, develop financial models, and present results to clients alongside senior colleagues.

Candidate should have 2–5 years in consulting or related fields, actuarial exams, and strong communication and project management skills. The role emphasizes collaboration, client relations, and rigorous analytics.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years of relevant work experience in consulting, insurance, finance, human resources or accounting
• BA/BS degree in actuarial science, math, finance, economics or related field
• Two or more actuarial exams passed preferred
• Excellent analytical skills – experience in data analysis or financial modeling
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Proven project management skills and creative problem-solving abilities

Responsibilities

• The Health & Benefits (H&B) actuarial consulting analyst is responsible for managing client projects that focus on employers’ health benefits strategies, including financial projections, carrier selection, plan design optimization, employee contribution setting, IBNP valuations, benchmarking, well-being initiatives, and renewal negotiations
• The actuarial consulting analyst will create client deliverables, provide direction to junior analysts, serve as a financial client contact, and present deliverables to clients in partnership with senior members of client teams

Skills

Analytical skills

Written communications

Project management

Education

BA/BS degree in actuarial science or related field

Job description

Mercer is seeking a Health Actuary - Analyst III to join our team, located in our New York Mercer office with flexible hybrid work arrangements. The analyst will lead health benefits projects, develop financial models, and present results to clients alongside senior colleagues.

Candidate should have 2–5 years in consulting or related fields, actuarial exams, and strong communication and project management skills. The role emphasizes collaboration, client relations, and rigorous analytics.