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Actuary, Reporting Innovation

Scor

Actuary, Reporting Innovation

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States · Hybrid · Yesterday

Salary
$139k - $170k
Experience
5+ Years

Role Summary

Role type

Actuarial reporting transformation builder

Closer to transformation build than recurring reporting: the deciding factor is ownership of new tools and processes from development through implementation.

Senior Life actuarial role in SCOR’s Corporate Actuarial team in Charlotte, North Carolina. You’ll transform reporting and analytics across U.S. Statutory, GAAP, IFRS 17, Solvency II, and internal economic value metrics, partnering with business teams and senior management. The role requires an FSA and 5+ years of insurance or reinsurance valuation and modeling experience.

Requirements

Must have

  • 5+ years actuarial experience with financial valuation, modeling, cash flow analysis in the insurance or reinsurance industry
  • Valid authorization to work in the US without employer sponsorship

Strongly preferred

  • Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics or related field with demonstrated record of academic excellence
  • FSA designation (or equivalent)
  • Demonstrated ability to work as a collaborative team member in a cross functional, fast paced environment
  • Experience mentoring and developing junior team members
  • Demonstrated ability to understand complex models and perform valuation, modeling, and analysis to deliver required results
  • Demonstrated ability to identify and implement departmental processes and controls and ensure appropriately documented
  • Strong interpersonal and excellent communication skills, including verbal, written and relationship building
  • Proficient in actuarial software, database, and reporting tools

Nice to have

  • Experience with BI and analytics tools and coding software, Python preferred
  • Expertise in IFRS, Solvency II, LDTI, PBR, or similar economic value reporting method

Skills & Domain

DomainFinancial valuation and modeling in insurance/reinsuranceIFRS 17 and Solvency II reporting experienceEconomic value reporting methods (LDTI, PBR)