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Specialty Lines Data Scientist / Actuarial Analyst

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Greater London
2 weeks ago
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Your newpany
Specialty Lines insurer (confidential)

Your new role
I'm working with a specialty lines insurer, who are looking for a junior data scientist / actuarial student with proficient python skills to drive process automation initiatives. This exciting role includes the opportunity for actuarial study support for those inclined towards actuarial exams.
What you'll need to succeed
Ideal candidates will possess c. 6–18 months of industry experience in an analytical role (insurance advantageous), although recent graduates showcasing the necessary skills and eagerness to excel are also encouraged to apply.To be considered, you will require a degree in a maths-related subject (minimum of a 2:1), coupled with a B or above in A-Level maths.You must have the right to work in the UK (no visa sponsorship is available).
What you'll get in return
Base salary up to £45,000 DoE with excellent benefits. Full study support for the actuarial exams is available.

Flexible working options available.

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