Paid Summer Actuarial Internship — Retirement

Aon plc; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Aon plc in Dallas, TX is seeking an Early Careers: Retirement (Wealth) Actuarial Intern for a 10-week paid summer program. You will explore pension and retirement plan analytics, work with data, and support client-focused projects under guidance from experienced actuaries.

We value problem-solving, teamwork, and a strong foundational knowledge in Actuarial Science or related fields. Applicants should be rising seniors with GPA 3.0+, and have some actuarial exam progress.

Qualifications

• Rising seniors graduating between December 2027 – June 2028 with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
• Have passed at least one actuarial exam, preferred.
• Pursuing a degree in Actuarial Science, Statistics, Mathematics, or related.

Responsibilities

• Crafting projections (stochastic and deterministic) of long‑term financial information for pension and other post‑retirement benefit plans.
• Design and costing of new retirement programs, programming of innovative pension admin systems, pension benefits calculations and union negotiation strategies as well as quantitative comparison of comprehensive employee benefit programs for groups of employers.

Skills

Teamwork and independence

Results‑driven

Critical thinking

Integrity and client commitment

Adaptability

Excel proficiency

Extracurricular involvement

Education

Pursuing Actuarial Science/Statistics/Mathematics or related

Passed at least one actuarial exam (preferred)

Rising seniors with GPA ≥3.0 (Dec 2027–Jun 2028)

Job description

Aon plc in Dallas, TX is seeking an Early Careers: Retirement (Wealth) Actuarial Intern for a 10-week paid summer program. You will explore pension and retirement plan analytics, work with data, and support client-focused projects under guidance from experienced actuaries.

We value problem-solving, teamwork, and a strong foundational knowledge in Actuarial Science or related fields. Applicants should be rising seniors with GPA 3.0+, and have some actuarial exam progress.