FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Associate - Actuaries Analytics position?
The primary focus is to provide actuarial and related assistance with respect to capital adequacy, financial strength, experience studies, actuarial modeling, asset liability management, valuation, retirement plan support, product development, pricing, and other business functions.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A university degree is preferred, along with 2+ years of work experience in the actuarial field; 3+ years of experience is preferred.
What are the key responsibilities of the Sr. Actuarial Associate?
Key responsibilities include actuarial/risk analyses, experience studies and assumption development, asset and liability modeling, valuations of actuarial reserves, asset adequacy testing, and development of annuity products, among others.
Is there support for accumulating Society of Actuaries exam credits?
Yes, the Actuarial Development Program provides full support for Society of Actuaries exams.
Are there opportunities for mentorship and networking in this role?
Yes, the position offers opportunities for mentoring and networking as part of the Actuarial Development Program.
What type of work setting should candidates expect?
Candidates should expect a sedentary work environment.
Does TIAA provide any support for individuals with disabilities during the application process?
Yes, TIAA offers support for those who need assistance with the online application process to ensure equal employment opportunities.
What skills are particularly valued for this position?
Skills valued for this position include accountability, actuarial science, commercial acumen, communication, financial modeling, and relationship management.
What is the duration of the rotations in the Associate program?
The rotations last between 12 to 24 months.
Is this position eligible for hybrid remote work?
Yes, this position may support hybrid remote work arrangements.