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American International Group

Catastrophe Portfolio Modeling Manager – North America

American International Group

full time · Senior

$120,000 – $150,000

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What this role is

Lead catastrophe portfolio modeling for AIG's North American insurance businesses, owning quarterly reporting, automated frameworks, and stakeholder relationships across commercial and specialty lines. This role suits experienced catastrophe modelers who can bridge technical risk analytics with underwriting strategy and thrive in a matrix organization.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in analytical field (Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, or equivalent)
  • 7+ years of catastrophe portfolio modeling experience
  • Proficiency with RMS and/or AIR catastrophe modeling platforms
  • Strong SQL skills and knowledge of RMS back-end schema
  • Understanding of property insurance and reinsurance fundamentals
  • In-depth knowledge of catastrophe model numerical methods and science
  • Programming experience in R or Python
  • Ability to communicate technical concepts to non-technical audiences

Nice to have

  • Master's degree in analytical field
  • Progress toward CPCU or other industry qualifications
  • Experience with reinsurance modeling software (Metarisk, Remetrica, Igloo, or similar)
  • Experience with market reporting software (PowerBI, Qlikview, Tableau)
  • Experience with internal capital models and regulatory returns
  • Background in reinsurance contracts, structures, and strategies
  • Experience in large multinational organizations
  • Data framework and governance building experience

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