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Senior Pricing Analyst

Chandler's Ford
£40k – £50k/yr
Posted about 2 months ago
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Job Title: Senior Pricing Analyst

Target Start Date: ASAP

Contract Type: Permanent, Part Time, Full Time, Job Share option available

Salary Range: £40,000 - £50,000

Location: Hybrid, Eastleigh / London, once a month

Work Level: 3

Closing Date for applications: Thursday 18th June

Hiring Manager: Emily Walke

Senior Pricing Analyst:

As a Senior Pricing Analyst at Ageas, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping pricing strategy through advanced analytics and actuarial insight. Your work won’t just sit in reports - it will directly influence pricing decisions that drive growth, profitability and customer outcomes.

From improving conversion and retention to achieving target loss ratios, your insight will have a visible and immediate impact on the success of the business.

Main Responsibilities:

  • Design, develop and enhance predictive and machine learning models to inform pricing strategy.
  • Extract, manipulate and analyse large datasets to support modelling, pricing and performance monitoring.
  • Build and maintain robust pricing models, supporting their deployment into live environments.
  • Deliver high-quality pricing analysis, presenting clear, actionable recommendations to senior stakeholders.
  • Support and oversee rate releases, ensuring accuracy and effectiveness in live pricing environments.
  • Combine MI, modelling outputs and commercial targets to develop a balanced view of pricing performance.
  • Take ownership across the end-to-end price control cycle, from development to implementation.
  • Collaborate across teams to ensure pricing decisions are aligned, well-documented and effectively delivered.
  • Stay ahead of market trends and competitor activity, identifying risks and opportunities.

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  • 2-3 years experience in pricing.
  • Knowledge of insurance products and distribution channels (e.g. direct, intermediary, aggregators), ideally in household.
  • Proven ability to explore, validate, and analyse large datasets to generate insight.
  • Strong programming skills (e.g. SAS, R, Python) and experience with statistical or actuarial tools.
  • Experience using Emblem and Radar (or similar pricing software).
  • Understanding of predictive modelling techniques such as GLMs, GBMs, Random Forests or Neural Networks.
  • A highly analytical mindset with strong attention to detail and a passion for problem-solving.

To find out more about this role and for information please contact Zoe Powell OR Emily Walke. Alternatively, click on the “Apply Button” to be considered.

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Skills

Predictive modeling
Machine learning
Data analysis
Pricing strategy
SAS
R
Python
Emblem
Radar
GLMs
GBMs
Random forests
Neural networks
Actuarial insight
Performance monitoring

Location

Chandler's Ford, England, United Kingdom

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