Senior Analyst – Actuarial Advisory, Audit & Assurance

Partner directly with clients on engagements that span life and non-life insurance, financial risk, and pensions, bringing insight from one field to problems in another. Execute the sophisticated work at the core of our practice: consulting on reserving and pricing, actuarial valuations, capital and solvency modelling, ALM, embedded value, and the analyses that underpin audit and assurance engagements. Analyse, synthesise, and communicate clear insights on M&A and due diligence, across insurance portfolios, pension obligations, and the financial structures that tie a deal together. Apply the relevant frameworks confidently, whether that's IFRS 17 and Solvency II for insurance, IAS 19 and ASC 715 for employee benefits, or the local statutory bases in between. Help win new business through persuasive proposals, thought leadership, and a market presence built on the rare ability to advise across the full actuarial spectrum.

Join a diverse, multinational team in our Zurich office where collaboration and growth go hand in hand. You will work in a multicultural, team-oriented environment with flat hierarchies, where your voice is heard and your contributions matter. We are committed to your development. You will grow through structured trainings, mentoring from experienced colleagues and real learning on the job, and because we span so many fields, you will build a range of expertise that is hard to find anywhere else. Beyond your immediate team, you will connect with peers across our business lines, building relationships and expanding your perspective in a supportive, inclusive culture.

• 3–6 years of hands-on experience and have worked across more than one actuarial field (life, non-life, insurance, pensions, or actuarial and broader financial risk).

• A university degree in a quantitative discipline and genuine fluency with data, modelling, and analysis.

• An actuarial or equivalent professional accreditation, or determination to earn one.

• Energised by impact, and dig deeper, challenge assumptions, and find solutions others miss.

• Understanding of how actuarial work feeds into financial statements and capital positions under international and Swiss frameworks.

• Familiarity with the Swiss insurance and pension landscape and other jurisdictions.

• Fluency in English and German.