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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in tax valuation and actuarial analysis, with a strong focus on compliance with statutory requirements and regulatory guidance. Proven ability to lead cross-functional collaboration and deliver critical financial insights to senior management.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Actuarial Designation (FSA / FCIA)Tax Valuation ExpertiseNAIC Financial ReportingAnalytical Problem-Solving SkillsCross-Functional Collaboration
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Hard Skills
Tax Basis Change MemosE&Y Tax QuestionnairesTax Accounting TreatmentValuation AssumptionsAsset Adequacy AnalysisReinsurance ArrangementsRegulatory SubmissionsValuation MethodologyConsolidated NAIC Financial AnalysisActuarial Filings
Soft Skills
Strong Communication SkillsInterpersonal SkillsSelf-MotivatedOrganizational SkillsAdaptability
Tools & Technologies
AI and Digital Innovation Tools
Certifications & Qualifications
Actuarial Designation (FSA / FCIA)
Industry Keywords
TaxNAIC ValuationRegulatory ComplianceStatutory RequirementsActuarial Standards
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead critical tax valuation deliverables
- Contribute to key regulatory submissions
- Collaborate across Finance, Tax, Legal, and Actuarial teams
- Own tax reserve deliverables, including tax basis change memos, spreadable tax basis changes, E&Y tax questionnaires, and tax accounting treatment deliverables
- Provide expert guidance on complex tax and actuarial valuation issues
- Prepare technical responses to regulatory, audit, and IRS inquiries
- Analyze consolidated NAIC financial results for US legal entities and provide analysis and commentary on earnings and reserves
- Present US NAIC legal-entity financial results to senior management
- Lead planning, coordination, preparation, and review of NAIC actuarial financial reporting, including AAT results and AOMs
- Oversee actuarial filings across US legal entities and product lines
- Author and review sections covering liabilities, valuation assumptions, asset adequacy analysis, and reinsurance arrangements
- Ensure compliance with statutory requirements, valuation standards, and regulatory guidance
- Research actuarial and accounting questions and propose solutions
- Conduct valuation reviews of assumptions and methodology and other assigned projects
- Partner with AI and digital innovation teams to modernize valuation processes
- Maintain materiality threshold and quarterly guidance documents
- Collaborate with AI champions to modernize current tools
Requirements
What you’ll need- Actuarial designation (FSA / FCIA)
- 5+ years of relevant experience in progressive actuarial roles
- Fluency in Tax, NAIC valuation, and accounting methodology is an asset
- Prior valuation exposure and/or familiarity with US products is an asset
- Excellent analytical, actuarial, and problem-solving skills
- Ability to analyze results, identify root issues and key drivers, and propose and communicate appropriate solutions
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Self-motivated with strong organizational skills and adaptability to fast-changing priorities
- Ability to work on cross-functional teams as well as independently
Benefits
Comp & perks- Incentive programs and incentive compensation tied to business and individual performance
- Flexible work environment
- Health, dental, mental health, and vision coverage
- Short- and long-term disability insurance
- Life and AD&D insurance coverage
- Adoption/surrogacy benefits
- Wellness benefits
- Employee/family assistance plans
- Retirement savings plans, including pension/401(k) savings plans
- Global share ownership plan with employer matching contributions
- Financial education and counseling resources
- Up to 11 paid holidays annually in the U.S.
- 3 personal days annually in the U.S.
- 150 hours of vacation annually in the U.S.
- 40 hours of sick time annually in the U.S., or more where required by law
- Statutory leaves of absence
- Learning and career growth support
- Equal access to employment and reasonable accommodation support
