Eames Consulting
Finance Data Specialist
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A specialist Insurer based in London (City) are looking for a Finance Data Specialist to join the Digital Finance function.
Role
A finance data scientist role blending data science with the finance and actuarial function of a specialty insurance business. The person in this role would apply data science techniques to financial and actuarial data, build predictive and analytical models, and design automated workflows (leaning heavily on Databricks) to cut down on manual, Excel-based processes and improve forecasting, reporting and decision-making.
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Day to day, you will:
- Pull together large financial and actuarial data sets
- Build models to flag risk factors and data quality issues
- Create Power BI dashboards that make the insights usable for stakeholders
- Work closely with finance, actuarial and IT teams to spot automation opportunities
- Keep data secure and well-governed
- Document sources and processes for audit purposes
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Skills
On the skills side, you need:
- A technical background in finance, actuarial science, or data analytics
- Hands-on experience with Power BI, SQL, R, and Databricks
- A solid grasp of financial or actuarial processes
- Strong communication skills to translate complex analysis for both technical and business audiences
General insurance experience, data governance exposure, and a qualified accountancy or part-qualified actuarial qualification is essential.
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