Im working with a innovative personal lines insurer — they’re hiring a Modelling Specialist / Pricing Data Scientist to help take their modelling capability to the next level.
This is a high-impact role with a lot of flexibility and innovation — they’re actively testing new techniques and tooling beyond traditional GLMs, including Databricks, Python, and new feature engineering approaches.
What They’re Looking For:
Strong Python experience used in modelling, data handling, and coding reviews
GI pricing experience (personal lines ideally)
Strong academics, high-performing, ambitious, and collaborative
2–8 years’ experience — flexible depending on capability
Day-to-Day:
Building and testing new pricing models
Trialling and integrating third-party data enrichments
Reviewing peer code and strengthening internal model validation
Some interaction with wider stakeholders (reserving, finance) depending on profile
Core focus is on risk modelling, but with exposure to profitability analytics
The team is really forward-thinking and focused on technical excellence
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