Junior Mathematician, Actuary, Physicist – Occupational Pensions

Marsh McLennan

. Advising national and international companies on all matters relating to occupational pensions .

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeStuttgart • GermanyJuniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in actuarial calculations for occupational pensions and employee benefit obligations, with a strong foundation in German tax and commercial law as well as international accounting standards. Proficient in client advisory roles and project contributions within retirement services.

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Actuarial ValuationOccupational PensionsGerman Income Tax Act (EStG)International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)Fluent German

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Hard Skills

Actuarial CalculationsForecastingAnalytical SkillsMathematics DegreeBusiness Mathematics Degree

Soft Skills

Client AdvisoryTeam CollaborationCommunication Skills

Tools & Technologies

ExcelWordPowerPoint

Certifications & Qualifications

Actuarial Training (DAV)Institute of Pension Actuaries (IVS)

Industry Keywords

Employee Benefit ObligationsTax LawCommercial LawM&A TransactionsRetirement Services

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Advising national and international companies on all matters relating to occupational pensions
Performing actuarial calculations for occupational pension and other employee benefit obligations under German tax and commercial law, as well as international accounting standards
Handling questions relating to the tax and employment law aspects of occupational pensions
Supporting and advising clients
Preparing forecasts and other analyses
Contributing to client projects, including plan reorganizations, changes in implementation vehicles, and M&A transactions
Working as part of the Retirement Services team, which combines occupational pension and investment consulting expertise

Requirements

What you’ll need

Successfully completed degree in mathematics, business mathematics, or a related field (Bachelor’s, Master’s, or equivalent diploma)
Initial professional experience in the actuarial valuation of occupational pensions and other employee benefit obligations under the German Income Tax Act (EStG), German Commercial Code (HGB), and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is desirable
Completed or ongoing actuarial training through the German Association of Actuaries (DAV) and the Institute of Pension Actuaries (IVS) is desirable
Very good knowledge of Excel
Good knowledge of Word and PowerPoint
Fluent German, both written and spoken
Good command of English, both written and spoken

Benefits

Comp & perks

Mobile working opportunities
Flexible working hours
Well-equipped offices in central locations
30 days of annual leave
Various additional leave days
Subsidy for the Deutschlandticket
Job bikes and company cars
Discounted access to a wide range of sports and wellness programs
Partnership with heycare to support childcare and eldercare
Access to an extensive discount portal
Employer-funded occupational pension plan
Employer-sponsored savings benefits
Preferential rates for occupational disability and direct insurance policies
Group personal accident insurance
Individual development and training opportunities
Stable international group
Strong diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) culture
Coverage of costs for training as a DAV actuary