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Join a leading global (re)insurer as a Catastrophe Modeling Analyst. Support underwriters by pricing catastrophe risk across perils like earthquake, hurricane, and terrorism. Collaborate with third-party modeling partners, refine data processes, and help shape the company's view of risk. This high-impact role spans multiple lines of business, ideal for analytical minds passionate about data, modeling, and making a real-world impact in a collaborative environment. Role Overview
The Catastrophe Modeling Analyst will provide technical support for catastrophe risk analysis across various perils, including natural (e.g., earthquake, hurricane, wildfire) and man-made (e.g., terrorism) risks. The role involves collaborating with underwriters to evaluate new and renewal business, maintain exposure data accuracy, and support portfolio and post-event loss analysis. Key Responsibilities
Partner with underwriters to prioritize and deliver timely catastrophe modeling support for quotes and renewals. Analyze model outputs and provide insights into losses and exceedance probability curves for high-profile accounts. Investigate and explain anomalies in model results and assumptions. Liaise with external modeling service providers to ensure data quality, service standards, and turnaround times. Support post-event loss modeling and broader portfolio review processes. Work across diverse lines of business including property, energy, marine, and delegated authority. Ensure best practices for exposure data management and modeling workflows. Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a quantitative or business-related discipline. Strong numeracy, analytical, and organizational skills. Proficient in Microsoft Excel; experience with SQL and Python or R is preferred. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Interest or background in catastrophe modeling, natural hazards, or political risk is a plus.
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Junior Catastrophe Analyst
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Oliver James
Join a leading global (re)insurer as a Catastrophe Modeling Analyst. Support underwriters by pricing catastrophe risk across perils like earthquake, hurricane, and terrorism. Collaborate with third-party modeling partners, refine data processes, and help shape the company's view of risk. This high-impact role spans multiple lines of business, ideal for analytical minds passionate about data, modeling, and making a real-world impact in a collaborative environment. Role Overview
The Catastrophe Modeling Analyst will provide technical support for catastrophe risk analysis across various perils, including natural (e.g., earthquake, hurricane, wildfire) and man-made (e.g., terrorism) risks. The role involves collaborating with underwriters to evaluate new and renewal business, maintain exposure data accuracy, and support portfolio and post-event loss analysis. Key Responsibilities
Partner with underwriters to prioritize and deliver timely catastrophe modeling support for quotes and renewals. Analyze model outputs and provide insights into losses and exceedance probability curves for high-profile accounts. Investigate and explain anomalies in model results and assumptions. Liaise with external modeling service providers to ensure data quality, service standards, and turnaround times. Support post-event loss modeling and broader portfolio review processes. Work across diverse lines of business including property, energy, marine, and delegated authority. Ensure best practices for exposure data management and modeling workflows. Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a quantitative or business-related discipline. Strong numeracy, analytical, and organizational skills. Proficient in Microsoft Excel; experience with SQL and Python or R is preferred. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Interest or background in catastrophe modeling, natural hazards, or political risk is a plus.
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