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Lead Catastrophe Risk Analyst

Duluth, GA · Hybrid

Subject Matter Expert as a super user of commercial catastrophe models and related tools with ... Strong technical skill set for geospatial analytics, programming, & tool development. * Lead ...

Tmhcc

Senior Catastrophe Risk Analyst

Duluth, GA · Hybrid

Subject Matter Expert as a super user of commercial catastrophe models and related tools with ... Strong technical skill set for geospatial analytics, programming, & tool development. * Lead ...

Tokio Marine HCC International

Subject Matter Expert as a super user of commercial catastrophe models and related tools with ... Strong technical skill set for geospatial analytics, programming, & tool development. * Lead ...

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What is the difference between Catastrophe Model Developer vs Catastrophe Risk Analyst?

AspectCatastrophe Model DeveloperCatastrophe Risk Analyst
Required CredentialsBachelor's or higher in actuarial science, mathematics, or related field; knowledge of modeling softwareBachelor's or higher in risk management, finance, or related field; familiarity with catastrophe models
Work EnvironmentDevelops and maintains catastrophe models, often in a technical or software development settingAnalyzes risk data, assesses exposure, and supports underwriting or claims teams
Employer & Industry UsageInsurance companies, reinsurance firms, modeling vendorsInsurance companies, risk consulting firms, reinsurers

The main difference is that Catastrophe Model Developers focus on creating and refining the models themselves, while Catastrophe Risk Analysts interpret model outputs and assess risk exposure. Both roles require a strong understanding of catastrophe modeling, but their responsibilities differ in technical development versus risk analysis and application.

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Lead Actuarial Risk Modeler, Cyber

Duluth, MN

Tokio Marine HCC
Insurance Services • 1 - 5K employees
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Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago

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Job description

Overview:

As Lead Actuarial Risk Modeler, you will utilize your actuarial and risk modeling skills with specialized expertise in cyber to support Tokio Marine Holdings model development, validation, and analytics. This position will be located in Metro Atlanta area (Duluth, GA) joining a bright team of experts in risk modeling, analytics, research, and development.

Performance Objectives:

  • Cyber and Cat Analytics: Expert user of vendor cyber models and applied analytics supporting various functions in risk management and underwriting.
  • Research and Catastrophe Model Evaluations: Develop benchmarks and validate model components and results presenting conclusions and recommendations to stakeholders. Actively research in the field of cyber and (man-made) accumulation risks.
  • Cyber and Cat Model Development: Apply specialized actuarial and cyber expertise to develop risk models for cyber and other perils - (man-made) accumulation risks and natural catastrophe.
  • Training and Collaboration: As an expert in the field, proactively share expertise and research on various research and relevant topics via training and collaboration with the broader Tokio Marine Group.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Statistics or similar field; advanced degree or actuarial certifications (ACAS/FCAS) preferred.
  • A minimum of 5 years of relevant and progressive professional experience in cyber risk modeling, actuarial, or catastrophe modeling and analytics with proven track record in developing and validating risk models in P&C (re)insurance industry.
  • Expert user of vendor cyber models with thorough understanding of related frameworks
  • Deep knowledge of statistics, simulation, & stochastic modeling techniques
  • Proficient programming skills in Python, R, or similar preferred
  • Well versed with man-made accumulation risks state of knowledge
  • Experience applying actuarial expertise in catastrophe modeling and risk analytics
  • Flexibility and a willingness to learn
  • Sound analytical skills, as well as strong decision-making and problem-solving aptitude
  • Exceptional communication and presentation skills with ability to establish networks
  • Experience with project management a plus

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