Cat Modeling Analyst II

About the role

The Catastrophe & Exposure Management department of Everest Insurance, a member of the Everest Group, Ltd., is looking for a Cat Modeling Analyst II. Working alongside a team of highly trained Catastrophe Modelers, you will provide catastrophe risk assessment to help guide underwriting decisions on our Global Wholesale & Specialty business, supporting Everest’s diversified profitable growth goals.

Responsibilities

• Provide catastrophe risk assessment to underwriters
• Review data provided by broker and client for data quality assessment (data cleansing)
• Supplement additional data to provide better risk assessment of the exposure (data augmentation)
• Leverage catastrophe modeling models and other analytical tools to provide timely risk assessment to underwriters; identify key risk drivers and suggest mitigation strategies with underwriters
• Research, develop, and present critical insights and new ways to understand the portfolio in addition to pre-existing measurements and techniques
• Enhance our ability to capture, analyze and report on datasets; Improve existing automation tools and build new automations between systems and other existing tools
• Develop, integrate, and maintain tools utilizing programming languages
• Assist senior leaders with the evaluation of new CAT market opportunities and emerging technologies, including new insurance programs, underwriting strategy, models, and software tools

Qualifications

• 2-3 years of P&C experience in adjacent roles, working in catastrophe modeling function in Insurance/Reinsurance
• Demonstrable rock-solid programming experience. Must be able to write SQL fluently
• Track record of full-cycle development using Python, C#, or other languages to automate data flow and workflow processes across multiple enterprise products
• Excellent oral and written communication skills with experience explaining complex technical and analytical concepts to business colleagues and senior management
• Excellent problem solver: apply logic and reasoning to identify pros/cons of possible solutions, think through all angles and future implications when making decisions
• Bachelor’s degree in STEM majors, finance, economics, business or computer science