Overview In this Reserving Actuary role, you will partner with US P&C business units to assess reserve adequacy and support financial reporting under IFRS 17, Solvency II, US GAAP, and statutory standards. You combine actuarial methods with portfolio knowledge to drive profitable growth and provide independent judgment on reserves. You will translate complex reserving results into insights for senior stakeholders and collaborate across Munich Re's global team. This is a hands-on opportunity to shape reserving processes, analytics, and reporting in a fast-changing environment. You will join a diverse, cross-functional group that values rigor, partnership, and impact. Compensation / BenefitsHealth insurance (PPO or High Deductible)Vision and dental insuranceLife and AD&D coverageShort and long-term disability401k match up to 5%Paid time off starting at 24 days per year ResponsibilitiesBuild trusted relationships with business unit partners to understand portfolio, strategy, and market trendsOwn actuarial analyses including reserve reviews, assumption setting, actual vs. expected analyses, and portfolio assessmentsTranslate reserving results into actionable insights and clearly communicate implications to actuarial and non-actuarial audiencesCollaborate across the global organization to deliver high-quality reserving insightsIdentify opportunities to enhance reserving processes, reporting, automation, and data analytics Key requirementsBachelor in Actuarial ScienceRelevant actuarial or (re)insurance experience in reserving, pricing, underwriting, risk management, or related disciplineMembership in the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS or FCAS) or equivalent international credentialStrong quantitative/analytical skills with practical application and sound actuarial judgmentEffective written and verbal communication skills for non-technical audiencesExcellent organizational and time-management skills with ability to handle multiple projectsDemonstrated experience in project management, process optimization, and change managementEffective written and verbal communicationStakeholder collaboration and relationship buildingCross-functional collaborationActuarial analysis and judgmentReserving techniques and portfolio analyticsData analytics and reporting
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