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Associate Actuary (ACAS) - Atlantic Region P&C - Hybrid U.S.

Date Posted: Oct 12, 2026
Yearly: USD - USD

Job Detail

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    Location South Burlington, Vermont, United States of America
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    Job Type: Permanent
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  • analytics
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    Experience:
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    Gender: No Preference
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    Apply Before: Jan 11, 2027

Job Description

Overview

Overview As Associate Actuary, you will drive complex actuarial projects that shape client strategies and financial outcomes. You will work autonomously and with teams across locations, delivering high-quality analyses and clear client communications. The role combines advanced data work in Excel with coding and modeling in R, expanding opportunities for impactful client work. You will mentor junior staff, contribute to marketing efforts, and pursue CAS Fellowship to advance your professional journey. This is a collaborative, growth-focused position within a tight-knit Atlantic Region practice. Compensation / BenefitsMedical, Dental and VisionEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)401(k) with company match and profit-sharingDiscretionary bonus programFlexible Spending Accounts (FSA)PTO and holidays ResponsibilitiesOversee project execution (ad hoc to long-term)Write client-facing reports and communicate findingsInteract with clients and vendors (brokers, captive managers, auditors)Direct and train Actuarial AnalystsAdhere to internal QC, risk management, and peer review guidelinesParticipate in marketing opportunities (publications/presentations)Present findings to peers, PMs, and client relationship managersDraft documentation for data compilation and project trackingImplement process improvements for better resultsPerform additional duties at the direction of Principals Key requirementsACAS credential required by time of applicationUp to 10 years of actuarial full-time experience in pricing, reserving, predictive modeling, capital modeling, ERM, or reinsurance topics for NA/EuropeBachelor's degree or higher with quantitative actuarial courseworkStrong MS Excel and WordMastery of R for statistical modelingAuthorized to work in the United States without sponsorshipCritical thinkingProfessionalism and strong communicationCollaborative and team-orientedR for statistical modelingExcel (advanced)VBA

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