Pricing Manager (Data Scientist) - Remote

Arthur Recruitment

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11 months ago

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I am working with a leading Personal Lines Insurer who are seeking a Technical Pricing Manager. The successful candidate will be responsible for the production of specialist statistical risk models across a range of products.

As aTechnical Pricing Manager, you’ll drive strategic change by enhancing model sophistication and leveraging the latest data science techniques to support profitable business growth.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and refine complex actuarial models to deliver high-impact, innovative pricing solutions
Conduct ad-hoc actuarial and statistical analyses, working with stakeholders across the business to address diverse challenges
Produce reports, documentation, and presentations to effectively communicate statistical models and insights to key stakeholders

Requirements:

Proficiency in data science techniques using Python or R
Expertise in statistical analysis software, with knowledge ofWillis Towers Watson (Emblem, Radar)being highly desirable
Strong understanding of pricing and underwriting principles, preferably within personal or commercial lines at a large business scale
Ability to oversee pricing model development and maintenance while evaluating the profitability and market positioning of new and existing product propositions
Proven experience working collaboratively with teams and senior stakeholders, with excellent communication skills to present complex concepts clearly

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