Carbon Underwriting
Reserving/Capital Actuarial Analyst – Part Qualified

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Reserving/Capital Actuarial Analyst – Part Qualified
The Opportunity
At Carbon, we’re delegating differently by combining our strong insurance expertise with cutting edge technology. As we rapidly scale globally, and continue to advance Graphene, our proprietary data ecosystem, we remain guided by our core pillars of People, Partnerships and Innovation. If you want to join an exciting business powered by the latest technology, and are energised by collaboration, big ideas and making a meaningful impact on our partners, then this role is for you: Part-Qualified Junior Actuary.
About Us
Founded in 2018, Carbon’s mission is to transform delegated underwriting and raise the standard for the industry. Our open underwriting model connects data, insight and people to enable stronger decisions and more dynamic portfolio management, bringing greater transparency, clarity and confidence to our partners and to the way the whole market works.
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Key Responsibilities
- Assist with quarterly and annual reserving analyses across multiple classes of business within the Lloyd’s environment.
- Prepare actuarial inputs for financial and regulatory reporting, including Solvency II and Lloyd’s reporting requirements.
- Support the development and maintenance of best estimate reserves and reserving commentary.
- Contribute to parameterisation, validation, and documentation of the internal capital model.
- Assist with ICA, SCR, and Lloyd’s LCR submissions.
- Perform sensitivity testing, stress and scenario analyses.
- Support underwriting, claims, and finance teams with actuarial insights.
- Assist with pricing reviews, profitability analysis, and planning cycles.
- Enhance actuarial tools, models, and processes, including automation initiatives.


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Required Skills and Experience
- Part-qualified actuary (IFoA or equivalent).
- Experience within the Lloyd’s or London market.
- Exposure to reserving and capital modelling within non-life insurance.
- Proficiency in Excel and at least one tool such as R, Python, SQL, or ResQ.
- Understanding of Solvency II, Lloyd’s reporting, and actuarial techniques.
- Strong communication skills.
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