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Assistant Actuary 1
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Selby Jennings
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$97,500 Salary, Full-Time
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A regional property and casualty insurance group is seeking an Assistant Actuary to support pricing and analytical work in a collaborative, data‑driven environment. This opportunity is ideal for an early‑career or near‑ACAS actuary looking to apply actuarial and predictive techniques while gaining exposure to real business decisions and professional development. This is a hybrid position with three in-office days per week. Responsibilities Support pricing, modeling, and actuarial analyses of low to moderate complexity Apply actuarial, statistical, and predictive techniques with guidance from senior actuaries Assist in building, modifying, and maintaining pricing and analytical models Prepare and communicate results and recommendations to a variety of stakeholders Ensure data quality and sound actuarial methodology in all analyses Collaborate with cross‑functional teams including underwriting, finance, and claims Continue developing actuarial, technical, and business expertise through on‑the‑job learning Qualifications Bachelor's degree in actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, or a related field 3-5 years of property & casualty actuarial experience (pricing, reserving, or modeling preferred) Actively pursuing actuarial designation with 3-5 exams passed Experience working with large data sets and exposure to predictive modeling Familiarity with programming languages and data tools (e.g., SQL, Python, R, or similar) Strong communication skills and a willingness to learn and collaborate Ability to manage multiple priorities with growing independence