P&C Actuary Manager - Reserving

About the role

This is a meaningful leadership role within the enterprise P&C actuarial reserving organization, designed for an actuarial manager who wants to sit close to complex reserve analysis, business decision-making, and the continued modernization of reserving practices.

Responsibilities

• Lead complex reserving analyses.
• Develop, apply, and evaluate actuarial reserving methodologies for Auto Injury coverages using accepted actuarial and statistical standards, with a focus on high-quality analysis, sound judgment, and clear business implications.
• Partner with senior reserving leaders and business stakeholders to develop and execute reserving strategies that support high-complexity reserve analyses and informed decision-making.
• Ensure data quality and analytical rigor. Select, review, and challenge the data, assumptions, methods, and tools used in moderate to highly complex actuarial analyses, ensuring outputs are reliable, well-supported, and fit for purpose.
• Translate technical work into clear insights. Review, evaluate, and communicate actuarial results, modeling techniques, and reserve indications in a way that is understandable, actionable, and relevant for leadership and external groups.
• Guide work across projects and priorities. Plan, manage, and contribute to moderate-to-high complexity projects that may span multiple disciplines, balancing technical quality, timelines, stakeholder needs, and execution discipline.
• Develop analysts and build team capability. Lead a team of analysts by setting expectations, coaching technical development, reviewing work, and providing input on talent management, development, and team effectiveness.
• Advance the reserving craft. Contribute technical and thought leadership through improvements to reserving methods, processes, tools, documentation, and analytical approaches, often serving as a subject-matter expert within the team.
• Apply business and regulatory context. Use knowledge of insurance products, market dynamics, claims trends, and the regulatory environment to inform reserving conclusions and influence appropriate business decisions.

Requirements

• Accredited in the Area of Loss Reserve Examination (LRE) or Associate of the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS).
• Seven or more years of actuarial experience.
• Experience leading complex actuarial analyses and applying actuarial judgment to support business decisions.
• Experience partnering with leaders and cross-functional business stakeholders.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Qualifications

• Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS).
• Property and casualty reserving experience.
• Experience managing and developing actuarial talent.

Skills

• Analytical Thinking.
• Business Decisions.
• Data Analytics.
• Financial Analysis.
• Performance Management (PM).
• Team Leadership.

Benefits

The compensation offered for this role is $134,000.00 - $209,750.00 annually and is based on experience and qualifications. The candidate(s) offered this position will be required to submit to a background investigation.