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| Supreme Being
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| Position: Actuary
Company:Consulting Company
Location: Washington
Job ID: 8015
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Our work is varied and challenging but generally focused on construction of financial models and use of such models for financial planning, mergers and acquisitions, embedded value, risk management, economic capital, principles-based valuation, product pricing, stochastic analysis, ALM, and GAAP and statutory valuation and forecasts.
- International work brings variety and challenge, as well as potential for modest international travel, to the position.
- Candidates who thirst for variety, challenge, opportunity for advancement, and compensation consistent with your skills and efforts should investigate this position.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Associate or recent Fellow of Society of Actuaries (FSA)
- 3-6 years of experience with a large life insurance company or consulting firm, or equivalent actuarial experience
- Knowledge of and experience with life insurance financial statements, life insurance or annuity product development, and actuarial modeling
- Willingness to occasionally travel domestically and internationally
- Willing to relocate to Seattle
- Experience with a wide variety of life and annuity product types.
- International experience a plus
- Familiarity with actuarial pricing and projection systems
- Energy, initiative, and project management skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Strong technical skills and experience with details of financial management and/or product pricing
- Willingness and aptitude for detail work.
- Interest in career growth and possible future principalship.
- Foreign language skills a plus, especially Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, or Chinese
Online Application available at www.jobs4actuary.com
For further information, email info@nasearchg.com and mention Position #8015, or contact any of our recruiters at (905)-477-2962. |
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