Supports actuarial production runs, valuation processes, data preparation, reconciliations, quality checks, variance analysis, reporting, regulatory submissions, model testing, and issue escalation. Maintains production documentation and calendars while partnering with actuarial, finance, risk, and data teams. The role also contributes to process improvement, automation, and meeting recurring reporting deadlines.
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ResponsibilitiesKey Responsibilities
- Support actuarial production runs and recurring valuation processes.
- Prepare and validate data extracts, model inputs, and reporting files.
- Perform reconciliations, quality checks, and variance analysis.
- Assist with preparation of actuarial reports, management information, and regulatory submissions.
- Maintain production calendars, documentation, and evidence of review.
- Track and escalate production issues, exceptions, and data-quality concerns.
- Support model setup, testing, and operational execution activities.
- Assist in process improvement, automation, and documentation initiatives.
- Partner with actuarial, finance, risk, and data teams to support production deadlines.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
- 2+ years of actuarial, insurance, or financial-services experience preferred.
- Progress toward actuarial exams is preferred.
- Strong Excel and analytical skills.
- Experience working with large datasets and validation processes.
- Detail-oriented with strong organizational and documentation skills.
- Ability to manage multiple deliverables and meet recurring reporting deadlines
EXL Richmond, California, USA Office
Richmond, United States
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