Actuarial analyst vs actuarial technician

Differences between actuarial analyst and actuarial technician duties and responsibilities

Actuarial analyst example responsibilities.

• Lead an experience study on morbidity assumptions to more accurately identify LTC rider risks.
• Lead actuarial intern on automating internal reports, help intern write SQL queries and VBA macros.
• Develop SAS programs to automate analysis correcting extant errors resulting from arduous manual processes.
• Evaluate capitation agreements between provider groups and manage care plans, including commercial and Medicare populations.
• Analyze GAAP financial statements including fair value assessment, shadow adjustments, embed derivatives and unlocking.
• Integrate rating factors and other data used for GLM motor pricing model by SAS, SQL.
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Actuarial technician example responsibilities.

• Evaluate capitation agreements between provider groups and manage care plans, including commercial and Medicare populations.
• Design the migration of SAS datasets and other data to new UNIX box.
• Develop and maintain statistical models to modify policy rates and coverages using SAS.
• Compile, analyze and verify census data and information need in the calculation of reinsurance premiums.
• Assist in the creation and preside over presentations, utilizing and maintaining the required projection equipment for meetings.
• Take ownership of quarterly Medicaid cost benefit ratio dashboard by compiling several state's claim cost/utilization data and premium information.
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