Role Summary

HIGHLIGHTS

Senior P&C actuarial role focused on California workers' compensation ratemaking and data analysis in San Francisco. You will lead complex ratemaking studies, supervise actuarial analysts, manage data collection processes, and liaise with WCIRB members and regulators. Hybrid role reporting to the Vice President, Actuary.

JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY

Lead complex ratemaking analyses and evaluate statistical trends for workers’ compensation
Supervise actuarial analysts and perform peer reviews
Manage data collection processes and collaborate with IT on submission/analysis tools
Prepare materials for rate filings, committees, and regulatory correspondence
Hybrid role — ~40% onsite in San Francisco, CA

DOMAIN EXPERTISE

Workers' compensation actuarial experience
Ratemaking and classification experience for rate filings
Experience with actuarial data collection and submission processes
Preparing actuarial materials for regulators and committees

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Five years of actuarial analyst experience in P&C, rating organizations, consulting, or state insurance departments
Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) or at least six CAS exams
Bachelor’s degree in actuarial science, math, statistics, economics, or similar technical field
Strong programming experience in VBA, SQL, R, or Python
Eligible to work in the US without sponsorship and reside in California

TECH STACK

Excel
PowerPoint

Role Summary

HIGHLIGHTS

JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY

Lead complex ratemaking analyses and evaluate statistical trends for workers’ compensation
Supervise actuarial analysts and perform peer reviews
Manage data collection processes and collaborate with IT on submission/analysis tools
Prepare materials for rate filings, committees, and regulatory correspondence
Hybrid role — ~40% onsite in San Francisco, CA

DOMAIN EXPERTISE

Workers' compensation actuarial experience
Ratemaking and classification experience for rate filings
Experience with actuarial data collection and submission processes
Preparing actuarial materials for regulators and committees

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Five years of actuarial analyst experience in P&C, rating organizations, consulting, or state insurance departments
Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS) or at least six CAS exams
Bachelor’s degree in actuarial science, math, statistics, economics, or similar technical field
Strong programming experience in VBA, SQL, R, or Python
Eligible to work in the US without sponsorship and reside in California