Summary
Penn Mutual is a life insurance and financial services company serving individuals, families, businesses, and financial professionals. The Actuarial Analyst will perform actuarial calculations and analyses across product development, financial management, reserving, risk management, and other initiatives while supporting research, reporting, documentation, and process improvements.
Responsibilities
- Perform actuarial calculations and analyses supporting product development, financial management, reserving, experience studies, risk management, and other business initiatives
- Analyze data, assumptions, and results, investigating and resolving issues as appropriate
- Support actuarial research, audits, financial reporting, and regulatory or rating agency requests
- Prepare documentation, reports, and presentations for management and other internal or external stakeholders
- Identify, recommend, and implement process improvements, including the use of emerging technologies and AI-enabled tools, to improve actuarial efficiency
- Partner with departments such as Accounting and Operations to support cross-functional initiatives
- Adhere to company policies, actuarial standards, and the company's framework of internal controls
Skills
- * Good interpersonal skills
- * Strong analytical, problem solving and critical thinking skills
- * Must be detail-oriented and be able to handle multiple tasks/projects as well as exercise initiative and follow-through to meet deadlines
- * Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- * Ability to make a positive contribution as demonstrated by learning new skills and making suggestions for process/procedure improvement
- * Bachelor's Degree major/concentration in Actuarial Science, Mathematics or related discipline Required
- * 0-3 Years of experience Required and
- * One exam toward the eventual attainment of ASA Required and
- * Committed to pursuing the FSA designation Required and
Qualifications
Must Haves
- * Good interpersonal skills
- * Strong analytical, problem solving and critical thinking skills
- * Must be detail-oriented and be able to handle multiple tasks/projects as well as exercise initiative and follow-through to meet deadlines
- * Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- * Ability to make a positive contribution as demonstrated by learning new skills and making suggestions for process/procedure improvement
- * Bachelor's Degree major/concentration in Actuarial Science, Mathematics or related discipline Required
- * 0-3 Years of experience Required and
- * One exam toward the eventual attainment of ASA Required and
- * Committed to pursuing the FSA designation Required and
Benefits
- Flexible, remote first approach to work
- The ability to choose where you work best based on your role and personal preference
- Progressing toward your FSA designation
- Professional growth