Senior Actuary & National Policy Leader

Employee Benefits Security Administration; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Employee Benefits Security Administration is seeking a senior actuary to serve as the Department's principal actuarial advisor on pension, retirement, health, and welfare benefit programs. You will direct actuarial research, analysis, and interagency initiatives while communicating complex issues to senior officials and external stakeholders.

The role requires expert proficiency in actuarial science and risk analysis, strong policy communication skills, and the ability to manage a professional

Qualifications

• Expertise in actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, economics, and risk analysis enabling national authority on pension and employee benefit plans.
• Ability to convey complex actuarial and policy issues to both technical and non-technical audiences; preparation of technical reports and analyses.
• Must show Technical Qualifications and provide transcripts; 24 semester hours of relevant coursework is expected.

Responsibilities

• Serve as the Department's principal actuarial advisor to senior officials and Congress.
• Direct actuarial research, analysis, and technical consultation functions.
• Communicate complex actuarial and policy issues to technical and non-technical audiences at high government/industry levels.
• Represent the Department as senior actuarial expert in interagency initiatives.
• Lead development of professional actuarial standards for ERISA-covered plans.
• Direct a professional staff of actuaries and support personnel, managing resources and budget.

Skills

Actuarial expertise

Policy communication

Regulatory analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Actuarial/math coursework

Job description

Employee Benefits Security Administration is seeking a senior actuary to serve as the Department's principal actuarial advisor on pension, retirement, health, and welfare benefit programs. You will direct actuarial research, analysis, and interagency initiatives while communicating complex issues to senior officials and external stakeholders.

The role requires expert proficiency in actuarial science and risk analysis, strong policy communication skills, and the ability to manage a professional