Actuarial Analyst I, Traditional Life Valuation

Lincoln Financial•Radnor, PA

2d•$49,701 - $89,800•Hybrid

About The Position

The Actuarial Development Program (ADP) at Lincoln Financial Group is an industry-leading program designed to cultivate highly qualified business leaders. As an ADP participant, you will explore your interests while developing essential actuarial, technical, management, communication, and leadership skills. The program features a series of rotations, typically every 18-24 months, across different business areas including Life and Annuities, Retirement, and Group Protection. The experience gained will help participants become well-rounded actuaries with knowledge in areas such as Product Development, Pricing, Reinsurance, Inforce Management, Valuation, Financial Projections, Risk Management, Financial Planning & Analysis, Financial Strategy & Management, Appointed Actuary, Experience Studies, Modeling, Data Analytics, and Actuarial Transformation. ADP participants are expected to pass the Society of Actuaries’ exams at a prescribed pace, and the program provides the necessary training and resources to support this goal and develop into a well-rounded actuarial leader. This specific role is for an Actuarial Analyst I within Traditional Life Valuation.

Requirements

Minimum of 1 actuarial exams passed
1-2 years of actuarial experience
Strong technical skills
Strong communication and problem-solving skills
Ability to quickly learn and apply new skills and information
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite Products
Attention to detail and ability to check your own work.
Organized, with a respect for deadlines (especially during Quarter End months)
Strong in execution; with ability to follow procedures and update documentation where/when needed.
Team player with strong relationship and communication skills

Nice To Haves

Product knowledge is a plus

Responsibilities

Financial Reporting: Quarter End & Year End financial reporting of Traditional Life reserves and analysis of the results.
Process improvement: identify, implement, and document improvements to quarter end and year end processes.
Documentation: Maintain and improve current process documentation, with the goal of training and passing off responsibilities to a successor upon rotation.
Ad hoc Analysis: Investigation into financial items requested by upper management.
Development Opportunities: Exposure to actuarial software (i.e. Triton) and other useful programs (i.e. SQL Server, Tableau, Tableau Prep, etc.). Gain industry knowledge of financial reporting and regulations (i.e. LDTI, PBR, etc.). Participate in projects to develop various skills important to an actuary. This role offers increased exposure to the work of a Life Valuation Actuary, with different responsibilities in each of the two years on the team.

Benefits

Highly competitive compensation package with salary increases and bonuses upon successful exam completion
Social and training opportunities to enhance skills, network with ADP participants and build long-lasting industry relationships
Dedicated leaders and mentors to assist with career development
Work with actuarial and data science software and technologies including MG-ALFA, Axis, Prophet, Triton, Dataiku, R, and Tableau
Generous study time allowances for each exam session
Payment and/or reimbursement of actuarial exam fees, materials, review courses, and seminars taken during the program
Clearly defined career tracks and job levels, along with associated behaviors for each of Lincoln's core values and leadership attributes
Leadership development and virtual training opportunities
PTO/parental leave
Competitive 401K and employee benefits
Free financial counseling, health coaching and employee assistance program
Tuition assistance program
Work arrangements that work for you
Effective productivity/technology tools and training