Job description

Company Description

AGSI was incorporated in April 2016. We are committed to supporting the goals of Arch divisions through exceptional service delivery. We pride ourselves on maintaining flexibility and responsiveness to adapt to business unit and industry demands while focusing on sound project management. We are dedicated to growing and developing our employees as we build strong teams with strategic leadership.

Job Description

Shift Assignment: Night Shift

The actuarial analyst is responsible for collection, organization, interpretation, analysis, scrubbing, documentation and dissemination of complex data sets. The candidate will be responsible for modeling complex problems, reconciling data sets, analyzing trends and summarizing data for review and analysis. The candidate will provide analysis, will process and compile data for reporting and analysis through creating queries, views and reports. The candidate will provide support and be part of the US Actuarial team.

You will provide support to the actuarial pricing team in Construction, Energy, Alternative Markets, National Accounts & High Excess Workers Compensation. These units provide commercial line products of Worker’s Compensation, General Liability, Auto Liability to large accounts with large retentions and customized programs, and guaranteed cost packages to for upper-end of middle market accounts.

Large account pricing, in partnership with underwriters, working large customized deals for construction, energy, public entities and healthcare customers.
Build our new middle market casualty business, being designed from the bottom up.
Lead research efforts to advance our sophistication and pricing edge as part of the large account casualty team, which also supports National Accounts Casualty, Alternative Markets (group captives), Defense Base Act, and Specialty Middle Market Solutions units.

Job Responsibilities:

Model and process enhancements
Parameter Studies
Price Monitoring
Benchmark Reporting
Collateral analysis for captive accounts
Ad-Hoc requests
Ability to perform independently and meet deadlines, with some guidance from supervisor
Adhoc pricing analysis

Qualifications

Mandatory Skills

Curiosity, motivation, and ability to self-teach
Hard-working, detail-oriented person who takes pride in owning their work and is committed to quality of thought and accuracy.
Knowledge of computer programming languages, such as SQL, Python, and VBA is required.
Understanding of insurance and actuarial concepts and methodologies
Strong analytical, database, and Excel skills
Strong prioritization and time management skills
Strong written, oral and interpersonal communication skills
Strong team player with leadership attributes
Hours will be 9am-6pm EST with option to switch to earlier shift after one year

Additional Information

Bachelors degree with a concentration in a quantitative discipline such as actuarial science, statistics, computer science, mathematics, economics, or operations research
2 to 5 years of casualty actuarial work experience
2 to 4 casualty actuarial exams

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