Junior Actuarial Analyst

MetLife Services and Solutions, LLC

How You ll Help Us Build a Confident Future (Key Responsibilities)

• Carry Out and Support Actuarial Valuations
  Lead statutory valuation tasks under IFRS4/IFRS17, ensuring all required information is collected, reviewed, and delivered on time.
• Create High-Quality Actuarial Analysesbr Create detailed actuarial entries, trend analyses, and performance reviews for US GAAP quarterly and monthly valuations.
• Oversee Experience Study Processes
  Oversee annual experience studies (mortality, lapse, expense, interest, persistency), ensuring data accuracy and comparability with prior years.
• Manage Coordination with Internal and External Stakeholders
  Manage communication with auditors, regulators, and internal departments while coordinating sign-off with the Appointed Actuary.
• Develop Assumptions and Actuarial Insights
  Develop best estimate assumptions for statutory and GAAP valuations, as well as Value of New Business (VNB).
• Coordinate Cross-Functional Collaboration
  Coordinate with the Production Team, Product, and Corporate Solutions to ensure timely delivery of results and clarity in actuarial explanations.

What You Need to Succeed (Required Qualifications)

• At least one completed exam toward ASA, SOA, or UK Institute of Actuaries (or equivalent), enabling effective contribution to actuarial reporting and analysis.
• Proficiency in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint to prepare actuarial models, reports, and analyses.
• Strong analytical abilities to conduct valuations, reasonability checks, and experience studies.
• Excellent communication and multi-tasking skills.
• Team-oriented mindset with flexibility to support other actuarial areas as needed.
• Fluency in English.

What Can Give You an Edge (Additional Skills)

• 0 3 years of experience in actuarial work, preferably within valuation or financial reporting.
• Knowledge of local valuation regulations, supporting smooth statutory reporting.
• Ability to interpret data trends, identify anomalies, and propose actuarial recommendations.
• Strong attention to detail and a high sense of ownership.