As a member of Chubb's Actuarial Team, you will help evaluate business opportunities in a given market by analyzing data to identify the potential profitability and possible pitfalls.  Armed with this data, we advise top management on ways to balance the anticipated with the unexpected. Typically, our actuaries base their analysis on the demand the business may create, the price required to deliver a reasonable rate of return, and the potential effect of claims on the company's profitability.

Actuarial Interns are located primarily in Philadelphia, PA and Whitehouse Station, NJ.  The program offers college students the opportunity to work in one section of our department during the summer.  Interns are exposed to many facets of actuarial work and techniques and are introduced to insurance terminology and concepts.  In addition to working closely with their supervisor, they are given an opportunity to network with other members of the Actuarial Department.

We are looking for individuals who possess math and analytical skills, can effectively work as part of a team, are sophisticated communicators, and enjoy coming up with creative solutions to problems. Qualified candidates should be pursuing a degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Finance, Actuarial Sciences, or a related field.

Undergraduate or Graduate Student in Actuarial Science; Mathematics; Science; Engineering; Economics or Finance with a Mathematics foundation. Strong GPA, 3.0 or higher required.At least one actuarial exam passed is preferred.Strong mathematical skills (including calculus, probability, and statistics)Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products, specifically Excel and Access Experience with SQL, R Studio and Python is preferredSolid analytical and problem-solving skills       Communication and influence skills    Ability to contribute to the attainment of business goals and objectives through teamwork

 

The pay range for this internship is $23 to $27 per hour. The specific offer will depend on an applicant’s skills and other factors. The disclosed pay range estimate may be adjusted for the applicable geographic differential for the location in which the position is filled.