Are you an Actuarial student who likes to constantly learn and grow? Do you want to work with a knowledgeable and collaborative team while making your own contributions to the business? If so, Intact Insurance currently has an opportunity available for an Actuarial Associate I to join our Corporate Actuarial team in our Plymouth, MN or our Boston, MA office.

Position Summary
The Actuarial Associate I is responsible for developing managerial information based on actuarial and financial analyses. This will include data gathering and technical programming across various databases. As a member of the actuarial team, the job will focus on one or more of reserve analysis and reserve administration, pricing analysis or predictive modeling.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities:

• Compiles and categorizes data to assist in the development of actuarial formulations leading to the recommendation of pricing strategies and loss reserving.
  • Documents and verifies data used to determine relationships, trends, and indications.
  • Look for possible data issues.
  • Possible examples include: developing rating plans, developing rates, indicating IBNR, financial forecasting, and participating in implementation.
• Utilizes internal and external data and tools to update existing actuarial analyses.
• Expands knowledge and application of basic actuarial techniques, procedures, and methodologies.

Decision-Making Authority/Accountability Level

• Under immediate to general supervision, exercises discretion and independent judgment within limited authority level while performing work of routine to moderate complexity.

Minimum Knowledge, Skill, and Ability Requirements

• Demonstrated proficiency with computer software including current Windows Operating System and Microsoft Office (specifically Microsoft Excel). Demonstrates a growing knowledge of data aggregation and analysis software.
• Must demonstrate a strong mathematical aptitude. General insurance knowledge is desirable.
• Must demonstrate strong communication and collaboration skills with colleagues at all levels.
• Capable of effectively presenting technical information to technical audiences with guidance.

Education and Experience

• Bachelor's degree required, preferably with emphasis in mathematics and statistics or similar background requiring modeling, programming, or quantitative analysis.
• Property and casualty experience not required.
• One or more actuarial exams completed is preferred
• General insurance knowledge is desirable.

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