Retail Excess Casualty Actuary — Pricing & Strategy

AIG; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Total Rewards Program

Office-based collaboration

Job summary

AIG invites an experienced Associate Actuary to support Retail Excess Casualty pricing and portfolio strategy from its Chicago office. You will perform profitability analysis, develop rate indications, and review large accounts while producing monthly KPI reports.

Collaborating with underwriters, data teams, and fellow actuaries, you will also mentor a direct report and contribute to quarterly earnings and budgeting processes. Emphasis on accurate quoting and loss ratio insights.

Qualifications

• BS in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or related area.
• ACAS preferred or close.
• 5+ years or more experience in commercial casualty pricing preferred.
• Proficiency in Excel, SQL, SAS, Python, R or other programming languages preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform profitability analysis and rate development for Retail Excess Casualty.
• Review large accounts pricing and contribute to portfolio strategy.
• Produce monthly KPI reports and assist with budget processes and quarterly earnings.
• Collaborate with underwriters, data teams and actuaries to implement best practices and insights.
• Mentor junior staff and ensure accurate quoting and rating system outputs.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Communication

Education

BS in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or related area

ACAS preferred

Tools

Excel

SQL

SAS

Python

R

Job description

AIG invites an experienced Associate Actuary to support Retail Excess Casualty pricing and portfolio strategy from its Chicago office. You will perform profitability analysis, develop rate indications, and review large accounts while producing monthly KPI reports.

Collaborating with underwriters, data teams, and fellow actuaries, you will also mentor a direct report and contribute to quarterly earnings and budgeting processes. Emphasis on accurate quoting and loss ratio insights.