Duties and responsibilities will include but are not limited to:
- Assess the quality and validity of submission data. Analyze data using catastrophe modeling (RMS/AIR/EQE) and DFA software.
- Develop and implement methodologies to achieve an accurate view of risks by incorporating the latest catastrophe research and data into modeling methodologies/results.
- Improve efficiency and integrity of modeling systems and workflow processes.
- Initiate collaborative efforts and sharing of information and resources within and across units.
Skills and Experience:
- A university degree in a relevant field such as Economics, Engineering, Mathematics,
Meteorology, Computer Science, or Physics.
- A minimum of 2 years’ catastrophe modeling experience, with knowledge and ability to evaluate and analyze property data.
- Successful completion of some exams toward obtaining an internationally recognized insurance/reinsurance qualification such as CCRA (preferred), CPCU, or FCAS.
- Strong computer skills with thorough knowledge of advanced catastrophe modeling and analytical software (RMS/AIR/EQE) as well as Microsoft Office products, specifically MS Excel. Programming experience is preferred.
- The ability to perform advanced statistical, seismological, meteorological, and/or engineering analysis is preferred.
- The ability to query, search, manage, report, and analyze data in SQL Server is preferred.
- Proven experience with and ability to organize and prioritize difficult tasks in a demanding workflow environment.
- Strong interpersonal/communication skills and experience working in a collaborative environment.
- Ability and willingness for continued professional growth and understanding of reinsurance underwriting risk management.
- Strong work ethic, commitment to meet deadlines and ability to work on weekends and/or holidays when necessary.