
Actuarial Analyst
Date Posted
20th October 2020
Reference
GM2010201
Sector
Life
Job Type
Permanent
Location
South East
Benefits
Excellent Benefits
Salary
£30,000 to £40,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Actuarial Analyst
Goodman Masson is working with a growing life insurer who are keen to hire an actuarial student to join their finance function in a very diverse role. The role will give you exposure across the business to their wider valuations team, to develop their modelling framework, and to take an active role in the development of their pricing processes. Ideally, you will have strong programming skills in a system such as Python, R or Matlab (this could be from your University degree). It would be beneficial if you have worked in a role at another insurer either in a valuations or data-focused role, although outstanding graduates will be considered if you have relevant programming skills or if you have worked in a relevant role outside of actuarial work and are looking to make the transition.
This role will offer excellent commercial exposure across the business and will give you the chance to understand how all aspects of the actuarial function operate which will offer you the chance to take your career forwards in a number of different directions.
Please send your CV to find out more. Due to the volume of interest in this position, it will not be possible to respond to all unsuccessful applicants. Graduates who require visa sponsorship will not be considered for this role.
Please contact Bradley Grant for more information:
E - bradley.grant@goodmanmasson.com
T – 0207 019 8869
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