Supports actuarial production runs, valuation processes, data preparation, reconciliations, quality checks, variance analysis, reporting, regulatory submissions, model testing, and issue escalation. Maintains production documentation and calendars while partnering with actuarial, finance, risk, and data teams. The role also contributes to process improvement, automation, and meeting recurring reporting deadlines.
NA
ResponsibilitiesKey Responsibilities
- Support actuarial production runs and recurring valuation processes.
- Prepare and validate data extracts, model inputs, and reporting files.
- Perform reconciliations, quality checks, and variance analysis.
- Assist with preparation of actuarial reports, management information, and regulatory submissions.
- Maintain production calendars, documentation, and evidence of review.
- Track and escalate production issues, exceptions, and data-quality concerns.
- Support model setup, testing, and operational execution activities.
- Assist in process improvement, automation, and documentation initiatives.
- Partner with actuarial, finance, risk, and data teams to support production deadlines.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
- 2+ years of actuarial, insurance, or financial-services experience preferred.
- Progress toward actuarial exams is preferred.
- Strong Excel and analytical skills.
- Experience working with large datasets and validation processes.
- Detail-oriented with strong organizational and documentation skills.
- Ability to manage multiple deliverables and meet recurring reporting deadlines
Similar Jobs
Cloud • Information Technology • Security • Software • Cybersecurity
Leads regional channel and partner strategy across the Americas to drive customer acquisition, pipeline, and revenue growth. Builds relationships with solution providers, systems integrators, and MSPs/MSSPs; aligns partners with field sales; governs joint business plans, forecasting, QBRs, and MDF investments; develops partner Zero Trust capabilities; and leads Partner Business Managers. Requires extensive enterprise software or cybersecurity channel-sales experience, people management, and regional partner relationships.
Top Skills:
AICloud NetworkingCybersecuritySaaSSalesforceSaseSseZero Trust Exchange
Artificial Intelligence • Cloud • Computer Vision • Hardware • Internet of Things • Software
Leads and develops a team of Trial Success Managers supporting enterprise software trials. Owns trial conversion, quality, team performance, hiring, coaching, and retention. Establishes KPIs, operating rhythms, trial standards, and escalation processes while partnering with Sales, Solutions Engineering, Product, Business Value Strategy, and Customer Success. Oversees trial health, customer escalations, executive reviews, playbooks, and AI-enabled workflow adoption. The role is remote in eligible U.S. locations and requires travel to customer and company sites.
Top Skills:
AccordAi-Enabled WorkflowsCRMIotSaaS
Aerospace • Hardware • Information Technology • Security • Software • Cybersecurity • Defense
Leads the enterprise strategy, roadmap, transformation, and sustainment of business applications spanning HR, Communications, Legal, Compliance, Contracts, ERP, and Business Development. Oversees ERP transformation, application rationalization, platform performance, data and AI enablement, technology teams, and complex stakeholder alignment. Partners with engineering and program teams to deliver scalable, integrated solutions while communicating strategy to executives and driving organizational change.
Top Skills:
AIAnalyticsAutomationCostpointDeltekDigital Experience PlatformsErpSAP
What you need to know about the Charlotte Tech Scene
Ranked among the hottest tech cities in 2024 by CompTIA, Charlotte is quickly cementing its place as a major U.S. tech hub. Home to more than 90,000 tech workers, the city’s ecosystem is primed for continued growth, fueled by billions in annual funding from heavyweights like Microsoft and RevTech Labs, which has created thousands of fintech jobs and made the city a go-to for tech pros looking for their next big opportunity.
Key Facts About Charlotte Tech
- Number of Tech Workers: 90,859; 6.5% of overall workforce (2024 CompTIA survey)
- Major Tech Employers: Lowe’s, Bank of America, TIAA, Microsoft, Honeywell
- Key Industries: Fintech, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, e-commerce
- Funding Landscape: $3.1 billion in venture capital funding in 2024 (CED)
- Notable Investors: Microsoft, Google, Falfurrias Management Partners, RevTech Labs Foundation
- Research Centers and Universities: University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Northeastern University, North Carolina Research Campus
