Actuarial Data & Reporting, Data Analytics/Programmer II

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.

📋 Description

• Collaborate with insurance statistical data, internal business metrics, and external data sources to support Actuarial Data & Reporting.

• Assist in regulatory reporting and internal projects such as Data Harmonization.

• Comprehend regulations and requirements related to regulatory reporting, data sources, quality assurance, and reporting.

• Ensure that data and reporting are effectively managed, precise, comprehensive, and delivered within business and regulatory timelines.

• Design and uphold data systems and databases adhering to high-quality standards.

• Implement ongoing automated quality assurance and resolve coding and data-related issues.

• Engage in peer review and adhere to established data governance standards.

• Analyze data relationships to assess data quality and statistical integrity.

• Examine primary and secondary data sources and restructure data for enhanced readability for both humans and machines.

• Generate precise and timely executive reports that convey trends, patterns, and forecasts.

• Develop and sustain documentation that allows stakeholders to comprehend and replicate analyses.

• Offer customer support to AAIS Members regarding the quality of data submissions.

• Collaborate with Actuarial teams on automating actuarial analyses, analytic products, Data Harmonization, and testing processes.

• Work alongside data customers to organize, communicate, and manage data assets.

• Analyze and visualize extensive, complex, and unique data sets.

• Perform additional tasks as assigned or requested.

⛳️ Requirements

• A Bachelor's degree in Business, Math, Computer Science, or another data engineering-related field.

• Over 5 years of full-time experience in data analysis, including SQL and Python programming.

• Proficiency in Excel and the Microsoft 360 suite, with a focus on Power BI.

• More than 7 years of experience in the property casualty insurance industry in an analytical or statistical role, or a Master’s Degree in an analytical discipline.

• Familiarity with Data Governance concepts and practices, including analytic methods and tools, supported by ongoing education and training.

• Experience in analytical models and utilizing data to inform business decisions.

• Working knowledge of Property and Casualty Insurance products and statistical data.

• Intermediate to advanced skills in writing SQL queries and database management.

• Prior exposure to large structured and unstructured data sets, including statistical analysis and data visualization.

• Experience with Databricks is a plus.

• A proven track record of success and excellence in previous work and educational experiences.

• Ability to juggle multiple priorities while meeting agreed-upon deadlines.

• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.

• Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving, critical-thinking, collaboration, and mentoring abilities.

• Minimal travel required for annual all-company gatherings or team design sessions, up to 5% of the time.

🏝️ Benefits

• 10% annual bonus.

• Minimal travel required for annual all-company gatherings or team design sessions (up to 5% of the time).

• Fully remote work arrangement.