AXA UK
Technical Pricing Analyst

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About AXA
AXA is a global leader in insurance and financial services, dedicated to helping customers protect what matters most to them. As the sixth-largest insurance company in the world, we provide a wide range of services, including health, car, home, and business insurance. We support millions of customers worldwide, helping them navigate life's uncertainties with confidence.
AXA Health supports members to put their health first, from individuals to huge corporates, with fast access to diagnosis and treatment when they need it.
Job Overview
We are seeking a Technical Pricing Analyst, to build and evolve risk models to continually improve the predictiveness of claims across Individual, SME and Corporate portfolios. You will be using both traditional and emerging data science techniques, enabling more accurate pricing. In addition, you will carry out analysis of risk mix, claims trends, inflation and new treatment costs to facilitate alignment with the Reserving and Claims Analytics teams. You’ll be monitoring model performance and share insights with key stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
- Build, maintain and enhance pricing risk models using latest data science techniques including GBM’s, in line with agreed timelines.
- Carry out analysis of risk mix, claims trends, inflation and new treatment costs to inform business decisions and facilitate alignment with the Reserving and Claims Analytics teams.
- Contribute to documentation for taking models for approval pre-deployment.
- Report on agreed model performance KPI’s at appropriate frequency.
- Extract data from internal and external sources and run checks for quality assessment.
- Test agreed new data sources including internal customer data and external data, factors and feature engineering to enhance model predictiveness.
- Carry out ad hoc claims analyses as required.
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Your Skills & Experience
- Experience processing, manipulating, and analysing large data sets with knowledge of at least one coding language e.g. Python.
- Experience with modelling techniques.
- Experience of using Radar software would be an advantage.
- Higher education (2:1 or higher) in a mathematics or other numerical discipline.
- Awareness of the regulatory environment in which the business operates and understanding of the dynamics of large organisations.
- Outstanding communication skills and ability to grasp and explain a range of technical concepts to all business stakeholders.
- Solution focused, with a strong focus on delivery, and desire for continuous improvement.
- Self-motivated with a can-do attitude.


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As a precondition of employment for this role, you must be eligible and authorised to work in the United Kingdom.
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