The responsibilities of the assistant actuary II are similar to those of the assistant actuary I, but with expanded responsibilities and more independent work. These responsibilities include improving the processes used to perform and communicate complex actuarial analyses such as actuarial exhibits, pricing, loss reserving, financial planning, modeling, other data analyses, and other tasks as assigned, and should easily be able to train less experienced actuarial analysts. This position supports the core actuarial functions (i.e. pricing, reserving, modeling, etc.) responsible for ensuring profitability, growth and the financial strength of the organization. Minimal management oversight, review and guidance will be required.
What You'll Need:
Applies fundamental actuarial principles in analyzing company and industry data to prepare actuarial analyses Prepares and presents summaries of actuarial analyses for distribution to home office and field management, other American National departments, consultants, reinsurers, and regulators Completes processes to perform and document actuarial analyses promptly and accurately Trains less experienced analysts with spreadsheets, databases, and sources of data used in actuarial analyses Prepares for and progresses in the CAS examinations through on-the-job and home study
Required Qualifications:
A bachelor’s degree in mathematics, statistics, economics, or a related field with a strong mathematical background is required The ability to demonstrate sufficient progress in understanding and applying basic actuarial principles is required Completion of at least 750 exam points is required At least five years of actuarial analysis at Meeting Expectations performance, or better, is required