Hybrid P&C Reserving Actuary - IBNR & Analytics

Gen Re Corporation; Stamford (CT); Hybrid; USD 106,000 - 178,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Retirement plan

Paid time off

Sick leave

Holidays

Bonus or incentive compensation

Job summary

General Re Corporation in Stamford, CT is seeking a Reserving Actuary to support IBNR reserves for P&C reinsurance. This hybrid role requires three days in the office weekly and offers collaboration with Corporate Actuarial Service on GAAP and statutory reporting.

Responsibilities include reserving analyses, loss development reviews, documenting assumptions, and communicating results to cross‑functional partners, with opportunities to advance actuarial credentials and contribute to process

Qualifications

• University degree required in actuarial science, statistics or mathematics.
• Two to five years actuarial P&C experience.
• 3+ actuarial exams passed; actively taking exams.
• Strong Excel skills; experience with Access, Power BI, SQL, VBA, R/Python desirable.

Responsibilities

• Perform reserving analyses for assigned P&C reinsurance lines, including loss development reviews and IBNR calculations.
• Prepare supporting exhibits and documentation; communicate results to stakeholders.
• Support financial and management reporting; validate data and assist with inquiries.
• Contribute to reserving process improvements and actuarial systems development.

Skills

Actuarial exams

Excel

Access

Power BI

SQL

VBA

R/Python

Education

Bachelor's degree in actuarial science, statistics or mathematics

Tools

Power BI

SQL

R/Python

Job description

General Re Corporation in Stamford, CT is seeking a Reserving Actuary to support IBNR reserves for P&C reinsurance. This hybrid role requires three days in the office weekly and offers collaboration with Corporate Actuarial Service on GAAP and statutory reporting.

Responsibilities include reserving analyses, loss development reviews, documenting assumptions, and communicating results to cross‑functional partners, with opportunities to advance actuarial credentials and contribute to process