Actuarial Specialist – Belgian Market

Job Description:

  • Design and and price insurance offers,
  • Monitor the business and the risks,
  • Help the rest of the team understand the subtleties of healthcare and insurance.
  • Contribute to new product design and pricing strategies.
  • Support Sales with insurance expertise to help sign large customers in Belgium.
  • Monitor the portfolio and improve the depth and accuracy of reporting.
  • Document and structure insurance knowledge to up-level the Belgium team.
  • Join the insurance on-call rotation to support internal teams with day-to-day questions.
  • Work with Engineering on tools that create tailored insurance offers at scale.
  • Being part of an insurance community at the global level, with an impact on our organisation, hiring and training across multiple countries.

Requirements:

  • You combine a scientific background (actuarial sciences, statistics, mathematics or data science) with a first experience or strong interest in insurance (product, pricing, regulatory or analytics)
  • You have strong analytical and strategic thinking skills, with the ability to translate complex data, business and legal questions into actionable outputs
  • You have a builder mindset: you continuously identify opportunities to improve and scale processes and systems
  • You are willing to deeply change the insurance and healthcare industry and challenge the status quo
  • You communicate in a clear, structured and to-the-point way in English (written and spoken)

Benefits:

  • Alaners are provided with a stimulating environment and perks ensuring they are happy, efficient and spend only high-quality time with co-workers.
  • People joining Alan are often surprised and delighted by our innovative working method. We have a set of cultural values that guide our approach to work
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