Actuarial Data & Reporting, Data Analytics/Programmer II

Job Description:

  • Work with insurance statistical data, internal business data, and external data sources supporting Actuarial Data & Reporting
  • Support regulatory reporting and internal initiatives such as Data Harmonization
  • Understand regulatory reporting regulations, requirements, data sources, quality assurance, and reporting
  • Ensure data and reporting are well managed, accurate, complete, and delivered by business and regulatory deadlines
  • Design and maintain data systems and databases to high-quality standards
  • Implement continuous, automated quality assurance and fix coding and data-related problems
  • Participate in peer review and comply with data governance standards
  • Analyze data relationships to determine data quality and statistical validity
  • Analyze primary and secondary data sources and reorganize data for human or machine readability
  • Prepare accurate, timely executive reports communicating trends, patterns, and predictions
  • Create and maintain documentation enabling stakeholders to understand and replicate analyses
  • Provide customer support to AAIS Members regarding data submission quality
  • Collaborate with Actuarial on automation of actuarial analyses, analytic products, Data Harmonization, and testing processes
  • Collaborate with data customers to organize, communicate, and manage data assets
  • Analyze and visualize large, complex, and unique data sets
  • Perform additional duties as assigned or requested

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in Business, Math, Computer Science, or another data engineering-related discipline
  • 5+ years of full-time experience in data analysis and SQL & Python programming
  • Proficiency in Excel and Microsoft 360 suite, including Power BI
  • 7+ years of property casualty insurance industry experience in an analytic or statistical capacity OR Master’s Degree in an analytic field
  • Exposure to, ongoing education and training in, and hands-on experience with Data Governance concepts and practice, including analytic methods and tools
  • Experience in analytical models and leveraging data to make business decisions
  • Working knowledge of Property and Casualty Insurance products and statistical data
  • Intermediate to advanced skills in writing SQL queries and working with databases
  • Previous exposure to large structured and unstructured data sets, including statistical analyses and data visualization
  • Databricks experience is a plus
  • A record of success and top-tier achievement in prior work and education experiences
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet agreed-upon deadlines
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills
  • Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving, critical-thinking, collaboration, and mentoring skills
  • Minimum travel for annual all-company gatherings or team design sessions, up to 5% of the time

Benefits:

  • 10% annual bonus
  • Minimum travel required for annual all-company gatherings or team design sessions (up to 5% of the time)
  • Fully remote work arrangement
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