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Actuarial, Math or Science related degree with excellent computer/data manipulation skills * 1-5 years of P&C actuarial pricing experience; reinsurance a plus * Demonstrated progress towards an ...

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New York, NY · On-site +1

$116K - $139K/yr

Actuarial, Math or Science related degree with excellent computer/data manipulation skills * 1-5 years of P&C actuarial pricing experience; reinsurance a plus * Demonstrated progress towards an ...

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How much do actuarial mathematics jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for actuarial mathematics in the United States is $93,525.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $71,500.00 and $109,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is actuarial mathematics?

An Actuarial Mathematics job involves using mathematical and statistical methods to assess financial risks in industries like insurance, pensions, and investments. Actuaries analyze data to predict future events, helping businesses make informed financial decisions. They use models and probability theories to calculate premiums, reserves, and risk assessments. Actuarial professionals often work for insurance companies, consulting firms, or government agencies. Strong analytical skills, proficiency in statistics, and knowledge of financial principles are essential for this role.

What are typical career advancement opportunities for professionals in actuarial mathematics?

Professionals in Actuarial Mathematics often begin in entry-level analyst positions and can progress to roles such as Associate Actuary, Senior Actuary, or Actuarial Manager as they gain experience and complete certification exams. With proven expertise and leadership skills, advancement to executive roles like Chief Actuary or specialized consulting positions is possible. Many organizations support continued education and offer mentorship programs to help actuaries reach their career goals. Pursuing advanced certifications and expanding technical or business knowledge can also open opportunities in related fields like risk management or financial advisory.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in actuarial mathematics?

To excel in Actuarial Mathematics, you need strong quantitative analysis, statistical modeling abilities, and typically a degree in actuarial science, mathematics, or a related field. Proficiency with actuarial software (such as Prophet or MoSes), spreadsheets, programming languages (like R or Python), and passing actuarial exams (SOA or CAS) is often required. Exceptional problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and effective communication are vital soft skills for translating complex data into actionable insights. These competencies ensure accurate risk assessment, effective collaboration, and informed decision-making in insurance, finance, and consulting environments.

What does an actuarial mathematician do?

An actuarial mathematician analyzes financial risks using mathematical and statistical methods, primarily in insurance, pension planning, and risk management. They develop models to evaluate the likelihood of future events and help organizations make informed financial decisions, often using specialized software and pursuing professional certifications like the ASA or FSA.

What jobs can you get with actuarial mathematics?

Actuarial mathematics prepares individuals for roles such as actuary, risk analyst, pricing analyst, and financial analyst. These jobs involve analyzing data, assessing risk, and developing models using statistical and mathematical skills, often requiring professional certifications like the SOA or CAS exams.
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Assistant Actuary - Annuity Statutory / PBR Valuation - Remote USA Position-Ameritas HQ is Lincoln,

Ameritas

Lincoln, NE • On-site

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Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 29 days ago


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9.1

Company rating: 9.1 out of 10

Based on 17 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

27th of 304 rated insurance


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Job Description
Ameritas is seeking an Assistant Actuary - Annuity Statutory / PBR Valuation to join the Corporate Actuarial Annuity Valuation team. This position contributes to the growth of the annuity product portfolio of the organization through active collaboration within valuation and across functional areas.
This role is a foundational hire for Ameritas' newly established VM-22 Principle-Based Reserving function, supporting the ongoing VM-22 valuation of non-variable annuity products as Ameritas expands its annuity portfolio, requiring the team to build valuation infrastructure and product knowledge concurrently.
Reporting to the Director, Annuity Statutory Valuation with matrix reporting to both the functional Valuation leader and the Liability Product Owner, the incumbent is primarily responsible for performing quarterly statutory and PBR valuations, developing and enhancing analytical tools, and providing analysis of financial results. The individual in this position is expected to contribute actuarial judgment, intellectual ownership, and technical depth across the full VM-22 project lifecycle - from assumption development and model design through sensitivity analysis, governance documentation, and reporting process build-out.

This position can be remote (within the U.S.A.) or hybrid (Lincoln, NE; Cincinnati, OH) depending on proximity to an office location.

What you do:

  • Perform quarterly statutory and tax valuation for non-variable annuity products under current CARVM/Actuarial Guideline frameworks and the VM-22 PBR framework upon implementation; produce quarter-over-quarter reserve movement analysis with clear attribution of drivers for management review and audit.
  • Partner with the Liability Product Owner (LPO) to complete assigned valuation tasks, including valuation model user acceptance testing (UAT); ensure valuation data integrity and model soundness through established governance procedures, controls, reasonableness checks, and audit processes.
  • Support VM-22 implementation end to end - define valuation model and data requirements, participate in user acceptance testing, ensure data, model and valuation process production readiness.
  • Key contributor to VM-22 actuarial assumption setting and testing - including mortality, lapse, partial withdrawals, crediting strategy, expenses, and other actuarial assumptions; actively participate in assumption working groups by quantifying the impact of proposed changes and providing reasonableness assessments.
  • Manage VM-22 valuation data pipelines from input to output; ensure end-to-end data lineage and audit traceability.
  • Draft and maintain VM-31 Actuarial Report content, valuation procedure documentation, and workflow controls; fulfill annual statement and survey obligations; support internal and external audit and regulatory examination requests; execute 1st line controls and attest to required governance deliverables quarterly.
  • Develop and enhance PBR valuation and reporting processes and analytical tools to deliver greater management insights into financial results; serve as the primary actuarial source for VM-22 reserve analysis supporting FP&A earnings analysis, and management presentations; respond to ad hoc senior leadership requests on reserve movements, assumption change impacts, and capital strain.
  • Produce liability assumption and scenario sensitivity analyses and stress test results; support hedging program evaluation and hedging effectiveness testing as well as industry and rating agency surveys; collaborate across the organization with Finance, Risk, IT, Pricing, Capital Management, and external consultants on VM-22 production readiness and cross-functional initiatives.

What you bring:

  • Bachelor's degree in actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, or equivalent required.
  • ASA designation required. Active pursuit of FSA strongly preferred.
  • Minimum 3-5 years of annuity valuation experience; experience with VM-22 and/or VM-21 statutory valuation required.
  • Annuity LDTI/GAAP experience preferred.
  • Advanced knowledge of actuarial mathematics and PBR concepts including stochastic modeling and CTE measures; familiarity with GOES and its application across VM-20/VM-21/VM-22 frameworks; knowledge of AG-33, AG-35, or AG-43 preferred.
  • Knowledge of C-3 Phase I / Phase II RBC capital frameworks and asset adequacy testing (CFT/AAT); understanding of FIA hedging mechanics, option budget frameworks, and index crediting strategy; experience with dynamic lapse assumption modeling including competitor rate benchmarking preferred.
  • In-depth knowledge of actuarial modeling software; Prophet strongly preferred; experience with data management and analytic tools including SQL (required), Snowflake, and Power BI.
  • Strong technical writing skills with ability to produce clear documentation of actuarial methodology, assumptions, and results; VM-31 Actuarial Report drafting experience and familiarity with regulatory examination processes preferred.
  • Superior analytical and problem-solving skills with a genuine desire to learn; effective communication skills with ability to convey complex actuarial concepts to Finance, Risk, FP&A, and senior management audiences.

What we offer:

A meaningful mission. Great benefits. A vibrant culture
Ameritas is an insurance, financial services and employee benefits provider Our purpose is fulfilling life. It means helping all kinds of people, at every age and stage, get more out of life.
At Ameritas, you'll find energizing work challenges. Flexible hybrid work options. Time for family and community. But dig deeper. Benefits at Ameritas cover things you expect -- and things you don't:
Ameritas Benefits
For your money:

* 401(k) Retirement Plan with company match and quarterly contribution.
* Tuition Reimbursement and Assistance.
* Incentive Program Bonuses.
* Competitive Pay.
For your time:
* Flexible Hybrid work.
* Thrive Days - Personal time off.
* Paid time off (PTO).
For your health and well-being:
* Health Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision.
* Health Savings Account (HSA) with employer contribution.
* Well-being programs with financial rewards.
* Employee assistance program (EAP).
For your professional growth:
* Professional development programs.
* Leadership development programs.
* Employee resource groups.
* StrengthsFinder Program.
For your community:
* Matching donations program.
* Paid volunteer time- 8 hours per month.
For your family:
* Generous paid maternity leave and paternity leave.
* Fertility, surrogacy, and adoption assistance.
* Backup child, elder and pet care support.

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Ameritas has a reputation as a company that cares, and because everyone should feel safe bringing their authentic, whole self to work, we're committed to an inclusive culture and diverse workplace, enriched by our individual differences. We are an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer that hires based on qualifications, positive attitude, and exemplary work ethic, regardless of sex, race, color, national origin, religion, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law.

Application Deadline
This position will be open for a minimum of 3 business days or until filled.

This position is not open to individuals who are temporarily authorized to work in the U.S.

About this Position's Pay
The pay range posted reflects a nationwide minimum to maximum covering all potential locations where the position may be filled. The final determination on pay for any position will be based on multiple factors including role, career level, work location, skill set, and candidate level of experience to ensure pay equity within the organization. This position will be eligible to participate in our comprehensive benefits package (see above for details). This position will be eligible to participate in our Short-Term Incentive Plan with the annual target defined by the plan.
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The actual pay rate will depend on the person's qualifications and experience.
$106,092.00 - $175,052.00 / year
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