Actuarial Analyst (Pensions)

Gained experience within DB Pensions but decided you're not too keen on the Consulting aspects of your role?

Think you'd prefer to focus on Technical work full time, with access to a range of work streams?

Sellick Partnership are working with an award-winning Consultancy as they look to recruit an Actuarial Analyst for their Technical team.

As an Actuarial Analyst within a growing Technical team you would focus on carrying out calculations and data processing across a variety of workstreams. These workstreams could include areas such as Risk Transfer, GMP and valuations.

Due to an increased demand for advice from their client base, this client are growing their Technical team. Future growth of this team is planned over the next few years, so the Actuarial Analyst will have opportunities to take on ownership of pieces of work as well as mentoring and developing more junior colleagues.

The Actuarial Analyst could be a Part Qualified Actuary or someone who has gained experience within Pensions Actuarial but has stopped-studying, or not pursued the exams at all. Prior experience with Excel will be required for the role, but full training will be provided on this clients in-house softwares and processes. Hybrid working is on offer, enabling a mix of office and home-based working.

If you are excited about the prospect of becoming an Actuarial Analyst in a growing Technical team then please apply or contact Megan Farmer.

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