Actuarial Pension Implementation Assistant

• Work at a Great Place to Work with a pleasant atmosphere and enthusiastic colleagues who support you. 

• A great opportunity to actively contribute to the further international growth of the organization. 

• A permanent contract for an indefinite period immediately.

• The possibility to work part-time from 32 hours, spread over at least four days per week. 

• The possibility to work from abroad occasionally, up to a maximum of four weeks per year. 

• 25 vacation days, with the possibility to take more days. 

• The possibility to take a sabbatical after three years of employment. 

• Access to the IG&H Healthy Human program, with guidance during important life changes, such as having a child or caring for a sick family member. 

• And more, which we are happy to discuss personally. 

Develop your actuarial expertise while helping to build processes, controls, and systems. Do you want to apply your analytical talent in a role where actuarial science, pension implementation, data, and implementation converge?

The transition to the new pension system requires actuarial processes and calculations that are substantively correct, demonstrably controlled, and carefully linked to the pension administration. Within the IG&H Group, we are building a new pension implementation organization. We are looking for an Actuarial Assistant to support the Senior Actuary in the design, implementation, and execution of the actuarial domain. You will work on controls, analyses, acceptance tests, and production validations, and you will develop step-by-step into an independent actuarial specialist within pension implementation.

As an Actuarial Assistant, you will check and analyze actuarial calculations, bases, and data. You will investigate differences between source data, calculations, and expected outcomes and contribute to reliable valuation and reporting processes. During the implementation phase, you will help validate and document processes, systems, and controls. As your experience grows, you will take on more independent actuarial tasks and coordination.

You are responsible for, among other things:

• Performing controls on actuarial calculations, bases, and administrative setup.

• Supporting acceptance testing and production validations.

• Analyzing differences between source data, calculations, and expected outcomes.

• Supporting valuation processes, premium reserves, liabilities, and actuarial changes.

• Preparing actuarial reports and management information.

• Performing quality controls on actuarial data and calculation results.

• Identifying and following up on deviations in processes and calculations.

• Documenting actuarial processes, assumptions, controls, and working methods.

• Contributing to standardization, automation, and process improvement.

• Actively building actuarial and pension-specific expertise.

You will receive a broad learning environment in which you not only perform calculations but also see how actuarial principles land in systems, processes, and daily pension implementation. By working intensively with the Senior Actuary and other disciplines, you will build targeted knowledge and experience for an independent actuarial role.