MetLife is hiring an
Assistant Actuarial Manager
The Role:
- This is an Assistant Manager role, which will assist on US GAAP / EV production and analysis in the Malaysia Center of Excellence (CoE).
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform US GAAP or EV reporting and analysis in the Malaysia Center of Excellence (CoE) for the assigned Local Business Units (LBU): Japan, Korea, and Australia.
- Interfaces with LBUs to understand requirements and delivery of high-quality solutions.
- Collaborates with peers to fully understand the needs and issues related to assigned LBUs.
- Responsible to prepare and maintain documentation.
Candidate Qualifications:
- Bachelor degree or equivalent.
- Good progress in Actuarial Exams.
- ASA qualification (or equivalent) preferred.
Essential Business Experience and Technical Skills:
- Around 4-6 years of experience required, preferably has valuation reporting experience.
- High execution on delivering outputs within deadlines and investigating root-cause analysis in outputs and background data.
- General learnings skills, flexible adaptation to variable circumstance, positive attitude to learn new knowledge and work ethic are required.
- Proficient verbal and written English skills and good communicational skills.
- Knowledge in Modelling, VBA or Python is preferred.
MetLife is a proud equal opportunity/affirmative action employer committed to attracting, retaining, and maximizing the performance of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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