Pricing Actuary

Our client is seeking a Senior Pricing Actuary to lead ratemaking, pricing strategy, and rating system development for a growing non-admitted commercial casualty portfolio. This role is ideal for an actuary who thrives at the intersection of technical pricing, coding, and underwriting enablement.You will own the full lifecycle of pricing architecture—from building rate frameworks and conducting baseline reviews to developing automated rating engines that replace legacy spreadsheets. This position is highly technical, fast-moving, and central to modernizing how pricing is executed across the organization.In order to make an application, simply read through the following job description and make sure to attach relevant documents.Key ResponsibilitiesLead ratemaking and rate maintenance across long-tail non-admitted casualty lines (GL, Excess Casualty, Umbrella).Build, program, and maintain proprietary rating tools and pricing engines using PythonUse SQL to monitor rate adequacy, analyze execution rates, and generate monthly pricing performance metrics.Develop and deploy updates to rating algorithms, hazard factors, tiering matrices, and underwriting calculators.Ensure underwriting teams operate on consistent, optimized, and fully aligned pricing platforms.Rapidly adjust pricing structures to reflect market conditions, including tort trends, inflation, and reinsurance cost shifts.Required Skills & Experience8+ years of actuarial experience in P&C ratemaking, pricing, or rating system development.Strong background in non-admitted/E&S casualty highly preferred.Advanced proficiency in Python (rating logic, APIs, model frameworks) and SQL (data queries, rate monitoring).ACAS required; FCAS preferred.Deep knowledge of experience/exposure rating, loss development, trending, and ILFs. xhyhwjd Proven success implementing rate changes and deploying rating tools into underwriting workflows.Technical EnvironmentCore Stack: Python, SQL, Git, production rating enginesPrimary Focus: Ratemaking, rating tool development, rate updatesMarket Segment: Commercial Casualty (Non-Admitted / E&S)