FAQs
What is the role of a Trainee Actuary at AXA Ireland?
The Trainee Actuary will join the Pricing & Underwriting Function, providing reporting, insights, and analytical solutions to shape AXA's initiatives within Portfolio Management areas.
What are the primary responsibilities of this position?
Responsibilities include production of pricing data and reports, monitoring account profitability, analyzing premium and business volumes, and incorporating expense information, among others.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates should be a partially qualified Actuary with the Institute of Actuaries (or equivalent) or have a minimum graduate level in actuarial science, statistics, mathematics, or Data Science.
What technical skills are necessary for the Trainee Actuary position?
Experience with R, SAS, Excel, and PowerPoint is necessary, along with a strong knowledge of area-specific tasks like rate adequacy and risk modeling.
Is experience in the insurance market necessary?
Yes, an understanding of the general insurance market, particularly in Retail and Commercial sectors, is required.
How does AXA Ireland support professional development?
AXA encourages continual professional development through networking, educational progress, and personal development opportunities.
Is there flexibility in the working approach for this role?
Yes, the role allows for flexibility in approaching problems and developing reports to align with business needs.
Will I need to work away from home?
Yes, you will be required to work at least 40% of your week away from home, moving to a majority from September 2025.
What is AXA's stance on diversity and inclusion?
AXA is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all communities, embracing differences to create strong teams.
What benefits does AXA Ireland offer to its employees?
Employees can expect a competitive salary, annual performance-based bonuses, a contributory pension scheme, life assurance, generous annual leave, employee discounts, and educational support.