Senior Actuarial Analyst/Pricing Actuary

AXIS Capital is a global specialty‑lines insurer and reinsurer renowned for strong client service, disciplined risk‑taking and solid returns for shareholders. The company promotes an inclusive culture where diverse backgrounds are valued, and it operates under an ethical, entrepreneurial ethos. The vacancy is for a Reinsurance Pricing Actuary within the International Casualty Pricing team, based in Zürich. In this position you will support the pricing of treaty business across Motor, General Liability and Professional Lines. Daily tasks involve gathering and validating client data for AXIS pricing tools, collaborating with underwriters and actuarial peers to reflect risk accurately, and performing loss‑modelling for international casualty portfolios. You will estimate expected losses, cash flows and risk aggregations, advise management on technical pricing, contribute actuarial insights to portfolio monitoring and business planning, and help maintain analytical models and tools. Participation in cross‑functional projects, client and broker meetings, and occasional travel are also expected. The role requires a solid technical foundation: a university degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Science or a comparable field, and membership in an actuarial society (e.g., CAS, IFoA, SAV) or active progress toward qualification. Several years of experience in actuarial pricing, ideally within reinsurance, are essential. Advanced IT capabilities, including familiarity with VBA, R, SQL or C#, and strong proficiency in Excel and the broader MS Office suite, are mandatory. Fluency in English is required, and the position demands a minimum office presence of three days per week. AXIS offers a competitive incentive scheme linked to corporate and individual performance, together with a comprehensive benefits package covering health, retirement, tuition reimbursement and paid vacation. The role sits in a dynamic, international environment that values collaboration, proactive problem‑solving and rigorous analytical work. Exposure to casualty pricing across Europe, APAC, the Middle East and Latin America is highly regarded, and additional language skills in German or French are considered advantageous. What the role asks for: - University degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Science or similar - Qualified member of an actuarial society or pursuing qualification - Several years of experience in actuarial pricing - Advanced IT skills with VBA, R, SQL, C# - Strong proficiency in Excel and MS Office - Fluent English - Minimum three days per week office presence - Nice-to-have: exposure to casualty pricing across multiple regions