Actuarial Analyst

Key Responsibilities:

• Work with consultants and project managers on a variety of life/health insurance client projects, including financial modelling, health advisory, valuation and capital, merger and acquisitions, IFRS 17 and regulatory advisory etc. From time to time, you may also work on general insurance projects where such needs arise.
• Develop and build actuarial models using WTW’s market-leading software and apply actuarial techniques and deliver tailored, value-added solutions for our clients.
• Produce, analyse, explain and communicate results, findings and recommendations, working closely with project managers/leads and other team members to ensure high-quality work is delivered efficiently within established timelines and budgets.
• Proactively identify opportunities to streamline processes, elevate work quality, and actively pursue continuous learning and professional development opportunities.
• Manage time and workload efficiently across multiple concurrent projects while meeting billable hour targets.
• Support on client communications and building trusted client-advisor relationships. 
• Assist project manager with project management and workstream coordination, including project planning and tracking progress against agreed objectives, budgets, timelines, and deliverables, to meet or exceed client expectations
• Collaborate seamlessly as part of a multidisciplinary, cross-functional team to tackle complex client challenges and deliver insightful advice and solutions.
• Leverage AI-enabled tools, analytics and automation solutions to improve efficiency, quality and scalability of our project delivery
• Assist with business development activities such as preparation of proposals, software demos, where required at times
• Support on proposition development activities
• Serve as mentor to junior team members

Responsibilities

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Qualifications

The Requirements

• Degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, or a relevant quantitative field, with an excellent academic record from a recognised university
• Approximately 3 to 7 years of actuarial experience in insurance company, regulator or consulting firm
• Good progress in actuarial exams with a recognised International actuarial body (e.g. IFoA, SOA, IOAA)
• Fluent in both Thai and English, with strong written and communication skills in both languages. This is mandatory
• Self-driven, with the ability to take ownership of work and deliver high-quality outputs independently, with minimal supervision.