FIS Global
Senior Actuarial Product Development Manager

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About the role:
As a Senior Actuarial Product Development Manager, you’ll be working with global clients to
- Support clients with use of their Prophet models, in particular use of the Asset Liability Strategy (ALS) library
- Define and own the code architecture for new Prophet model features
- Develop actuarial modelling features for existing and new Prophet libraries
About the team:
Be a part of a team of Prophet library developers who
- Are responsible for a range of global actuarial Prophet libraries
- Assist with the design and testing new Prophet library function enhancements
- Act as subject matter experts for questions from external and internal clients on the Prophet libraries
What you will be doing:
- Leading on design and development of new actuarial modelling features in the Prophet libraries
- Reviewing peers’ actuarial code for accuracy and appropriateness
- Ensuring our product deliverables meet all requirements, thoroughly tested and are well documented
- Act as a subject matter expert for internal team members on the Prophet libraries
- Work closely with other actuarial teams to deliver holistic solutions
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What you will need:
- Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics or science-based subject
- At least 10 years’ experience working in a life insurance department or consultancy
- Have used the Prophet system for a minimum of 5 years and have a good understanding of the ALS library
- Familiar with implementing modelling changes in Prophet using its extended formula functionality, for example experience with making changes to the ALS library
- Qualified/Part Qualified actuary with strong experience and understanding of regulation and various technical standards in at least one major market
- A background in insurance or financial services
- Experience working as part of a large diverse, global team
- Strong problem solving and analytic skills
Added bonus if you have:
- Worked directly with numerous advanced Prophet modelling techniques: new business processing, calculation looping, rebasing, goal seeking, nested structures, modules, or dynamic and stochastic modelling
- Are aware of potential performance bottlenecks and solutions when designing models
- Technical knowledge of Gen AI and its’ application in actuarial modelling
- Technical knowledge of programming and systems development
- Technical knowledge of cloud infrastructure and technology
- Awareness of emerging regulatory and risk topics that will impact the financial industry


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- Flexible and creative work environment
- Diverse and collaborative atmosphere
- Professional and personal development resources
- Opportunities to volunteer and support charities
- Competitive salary and benefits
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