Sr Actuarial Associate

Resolution Life•West Chester, PA

1d•$90,000 - $130,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Senior Actuarial Associate will join the Liability Production Team and support the valuation, financial reporting, and projection of cashflows related to interest-sensitive life insurance products. The role is responsible for maintaining and running actuarial models, analyzing results, and providing insights that support statutory, tax, GAAP, and business planning objectives. The successful candidate will work closely with experienced actuarial professionals and business leaders while developing expertise in a broad range of interest-sensitive life insurance products. The role offers exposure to a modern actuarial modeling platform, Principle-Based Reserves, life insurance valuation, financial reporting, and strategic initiatives.

Requirements

Strong analytical skills and knowledge of life insurance products, particularly interest-sensitive products such as Universal Life with Secondary Guarantees (ULSG), Variable Universal Life (VUL), and Indexed Universal Life (IUL).
Ability to adapt to changing priorities and work on several projects concurrently.
Ability to use relevant knowledge to lead or develop solutions to ad-hoc requests or issues.
Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Actuarial Science, Finance, or a related business discipline.
Progress toward actuarial credentials with 3–5 actuarial exams passed, or newly credentialed ASA.
5–7 years of actuarial, insurance, or financial services experience, preferably in life insurance valuation or modeling.
Strong technical skills, including Excel and data querying/reporting tools such as AWS Athena, Amazon QuickSight, SQL, or similar platforms.
Experience with Prophet Actuarial Software.
Ability to challenge current methodologies and approaches and develop more efficient and effective solutions.

Nice To Haves

Experience in life insurance valuation or modeling.

Responsibilities

Maintain and run actuarial models supporting Principle-Based Reserves (VM-20) and contribute to annual VM-31 reporting requirements.
Use actuarial modeling software to project cash flows for valuing and managing the inforce block.
Analyze model output, identify key drivers of results, and clearly communicate findings to business partners and management.
Maintain procedural controls and communicate their execution and effectiveness with internal and external auditors.
Respond to state insurance department examination requests.
Provide projected cash flows in support of reinsurance deal analysis and risk metrics such as duration and liquidity.
Present results, assumptions, and emerging trends to management, Finance, and other key stakeholders.
Partner with Finance, Risk, Reinsurance, and other functional areas to support strategic initiatives and business objectives.
Identify process improvement opportunities and implement solutions that enhance model efficiency, controls, and reporting quality.