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Senior Actuarial Analyst

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Selby Jennings

Remote

$120,000 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 1 day ago (Updated 10 hours ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/4/2026

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Job Description

Senior Actuarial Analyst (New York, NY, Chicago, IL, or Hartford, CT - hybrid) A growing insurance platform is looking to bring on a Senior Actuarial Analyst to support pricing-focused work across its programs business. This role sits pretty close to the business and will have visibility into how pricing decisions are actually made, not just the modeling piece behind it. They're looking for someone who can take ownership of segments within commercial lines, dig into performance trends, and help shape how pricing is approached going forward. There's also a strong mix of project work, so it's not just "keep the lights on" analysis - you'll get involved in building out new approaches and improving existing processes. On a day-to-day basis, this person will partner with underwriting and other internal teams, contribute to discussions around pricing strategy, and help turn analysis into something actionable. There's also exposure to filings work and monitoring performance through dashboards, so it's a nice blend of technical work and business-facing interaction. What they're generally targeting: A few years of actuarial experience (commercial lines pricing is ideal) Progress toward ACAS Solid technical skill set (R, Python, SQL, SAS - not expecting all, but comfort working with data is key) Strong Excel skills Someone who can think independently and work through problems without a ton of direction Comfortable explaining their work to non-actuaries
Comp:
Roughly $100K-$140K base, depending on experience
Location:
Hybrid schedule in either NYC, Chicago or Connecticut