Senior Catastrophe Risk & Analytics Lead

North American Search Group; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

North American Search Group is seeking a senior-level risk analytics professional specializing in catastrophe modeling and analytics. The role focuses on leading analytics efforts, mentoring junior staff, and delivering rigorous exposure and loss assessments for property insurance portfolios.

The candidate will manipulate large datasets, apply statistical and financial modeling, and present findings through professional reports and exhibits while advancing catastrophe modeling capabilities and

Qualifications

• Produce accurate and professional reports, exhibits, and presentations.
• Proficient in Excel, SQL, GIS, and programming (R/Python preferred).
• 5+ years of relevant and progressive professional experience in Catastrophe Modeling and Analytics.
• Experience showing progressive experience leading catastrophe risk analytics.

Responsibilities

• Leverage catastrophe risk expertise to propose and execute innovative analytical solutions.
• Lead risk analytics functions and mentor junior staff.
• Analyze property insurance data and manipulate large datasets for catastrophe models.
• Present loss estimates through reports, exhibits, and presentations.
• Perform accumulation analytics and prepare exposure reports.
• Support capital modeling and climate change impact assessment on exposures.
• Maintain vendor model inventories and contribute to market intelligence.

Skills

Catastrophe risk analytics

Leadership experience

Reporting skills

Tools

Excel

SQL

GIS

Python/R

Job description

North American Search Group is seeking a senior-level risk analytics professional specializing in catastrophe modeling and analytics. The role focuses on leading analytics efforts, mentoring junior staff, and delivering rigorous exposure and loss assessments for property insurance portfolios.

The candidate will manipulate large datasets, apply statistical and financial modeling, and present findings through professional reports and exhibits while advancing catastrophe modeling capabilities and