Lead Catastrophe Risk Analyst: Casualty & Cyber

Tokio Marine HCC International; Duluth (GA); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Learning opportunities

Life and disability insurance

401(k) plan with company match

PTO and holidays

Job summary

Tokio Marine HCC International in Duluth, GA seeks a Lead Catastrophe Risk Analyst specializing in casualty and cyber. You will use risk modeling, vendor models, and internal views of risk development to support analytics, model validation, and underwriting insights.

The role requires a quantitative degree, ACAS/FCAS preferred, 6 years in P&C catastrophe modeling, and strong Python or R skills. You’ll collaborate across teams, train colleagues, and present complex results clearly to stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Quantitative Risk Management, Data Science, Statistics or similar field.
• ACAS/FCAS certification preferred.
• 6 years of relevant and progressive professional experience in P&C industry catastrophe modeling and analytics.
• Expert user of vendor casualty & cyber models with thorough understanding of frameworks.
• Proficiency in Python, R, or similar.
• Strong knowledge of statistics & stochastic modeling techniques.

Responsibilities

• Cat Analytics including Casualty and Cyber: Expert user of vendor models and applied analytics supporting various functions in risk management and underwriting.
• Research and Catastrophe Model Evaluations: Evaluate methodology, develop benchmarks and validate model components and loss results presenting conclusions and recommendations to stakeholders.
• View or Risk Development: Apply specialized expertise for internal model and view of risk development for accumulation risks.
• Training and Collaboration: Share expertise, research, and market intelligence via training and collaboration.
• Planning: Develop work plans, establish timelines, and set goals for assigned work and work unit.

Skills

Python

R

Statistics

Catastrophe modeling

Stakeholder communication

Education

Quantitative degree

ACAS/FCAS certification preferred

Tools

Excel

SQL

Job description

Tokio Marine HCC International in Duluth, GA seeks a Lead Catastrophe Risk Analyst specializing in casualty and cyber. You will use risk modeling, vendor models, and internal views of risk development to support analytics, model validation, and underwriting insights.

The role requires a quantitative degree, ACAS/FCAS preferred, 6 years in P&C catastrophe modeling, and strong Python or R skills. You’ll collaborate across teams, train colleagues, and present complex results clearly to stakeholders.