Serve as the Actuarial partner and advisor to the Global Casualty team within the Office of Underwriting and Product Board to develop product strategies Influence key strategic decisions related to Casualty such as portfolio design, tolerances, underwriting guidelines and capital allocation Bring synthesized competitive intelligence and insights on leading indicators to support market cycle sensing and performance monitoring Partner with Business Actuaries to develop strategies around technical price and pricing tools Support Product Planning and associated strategic posturing Champion Casualty strategies with the relevant Actuarial teams, adjusting to local realities as needed Work with Casualty-focused actuarial leads within GRS businesses to translate global pricing strategies into local execution strategies Responsible for integrated, GRS-level narrative across Pricing, Reserving, Planning, working with Actuarial teams to gather and synthesize information and insights Create and maintain a feedback loop between Business Actuaries, Reserving Actuaries, Office of GRS Underwriting, Product Board and other relevant functions Bachelor`s degree required Insurance designations desirable Fellowship in the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS) preferred, ACAS required Typically 0-2 years post-fellowship Minimum of 10 years of progressively more responsible experience (typically 12 or more) in an actuarial role, some of which may include experience as an actuarial candidate taking exams

Experience: should include at least 5 years of P&C reinsurance pricing experience or 7-10 year of P&C large account primary insurance pricing experience Requires detailed knowledge of the operations and processes associated with the operational group and the other operational groups that support or depend on it Strong analytical skills with solid understanding of all casualty actuarial techniques, standards, and assumptions This position requires an experienced and knowledgeable actuarial viewpoint in a wide variety of actuarial subjects, and in company, industry, and regulatory practices Knowledge should include data, methodologies, systems and platforms Advanced to expert knowledge of specialized software, actuarial and statistical methods, tools, and the existence of programming languages Highly proficient, as acquired through experience Ability to learn as needed