Perform complex state-level reserve analysis and present findings and recommendations. Provide clear and concise communication of technical actuarial work to technical and non-technical audiences, and on cross functional teams. Maintain clear and concise documentation of methods and activities. Interact with and provide actuarial technical assistance and information to peers, senior managers, and others within and outside of the organization. Mentor, motivate, and train less experienced staff and peers. Direct the development of actuarial tools. Bachelor's degree required; Master's degree preferred. Associateship or Fellowship in the Casualty Actuarial Society (ACAS/FCAS) designation preferred or comparable education/designation with relevant experience. Minimum 5-7 years relevant experience required. Sound knowledge of actuarial techniques and standards, as well as other business operations including financial, underwriting, legal, statistics, claims, sales, etc. Advanced communication and interpersonal skills and ability to build relationships and interact effectively with others within and outside the organization. Ability to motivate and mentor peers and motivate and train subordinates. Advanced computing skills (MS Office Excel, SAS, etc.) with ability to build complex models.