Top Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

Leads a team supporting personal auto actuarial filings, rate changes, product initiatives, and regulatory negotiations. Provides pricing and product-development analysis, advises business leaders, tracks state filing requirements, develops enterprise subject-matter expertise, and drives process improvements. The role also performs ad hoc data analysis, communicates technical concepts to internal and external stakeholders, and supervises five actuaries and analysts.

Provide actuarial and analytical support for pet insurance products, including rate indications, filings, profitability analysis, trend research, and rate strategy recommendations. The role involves manipulating data, building simple models, communicating findings to stakeholders, supporting cross-line initiatives, and improving actuarial processes. Participants rotate through actuarial disciplines while progressing toward ACAS or FCAS and completing required Casualty Actuarial Society exams.

Entry-level rotational actuarial program involving reserving, pricing, modeling, and analytics across personal and commercial insurance lines. Participants complete three 18-month rotations, receive technical training and mentoring, and develop skills for solving business problems involving risk and uncertainty. Candidates need a relevant bachelor’s degree, strong analytical and communication skills, leadership experience, commitment to the ACAS designation, and at least one passed actuarial exam.

Leads insurance investment solutions by assessing statutory accounting, NAIC reporting, RBC, rating agency capital, and global regulatory impacts on investment portfolios. Partners with investment, accounting, legal, regulatory, risk, and capital teams to evaluate structures, recommend portfolio actions, identify emerging opportunities, and inform capital allocation. Monitors industry trends and develops executive insights while directing AI-enabled tools for scenario analysis and regulatory monitoring.

Actuarial interns analyze financial costs of risk and uncertainty across personal and commercial insurance. Responsibilities include supporting reserving, pricing, modeling, analytics, rate level indications, and data analysis while developing actuarial knowledge through hands-on work and formal training. Interns collaborate with experienced actuaries, build business and technical skills, and contribute insights to business needs.

Underwrite commercial auto, workers compensation, and general liability risks within Liberty Mutual’s emerging mobility practice. Build and manage a profitable, diversified book of business; evaluate complex risks; develop innovative underwriting approaches; collaborate with product, actuarial, legal, claims, and other underwriting teams; support cross-selling; maintain agent and broker relationships; and communicate underwriting guidance and processes.

Underwrite commercial auto, workers compensation, general liability, and emerging mobility risks across ridehail, delivery, and autonomous vehicle sectors. Develop profitable, diversified business portfolios, evaluate complex underwriting risks, build agent and broker relationships, support cross-selling, and collaborate with product, actuarial, legal, claims, and other underwriting teams. Apply analytical, consultative, communication, negotiation, and thought-leadership skills to develop innovative underwriting approaches and processes.

An 11-week finance internship exposing participants to multiple finance departments within the insurance industry. Interns complete challenging projects, use problem-solving and finance skills, and make actionable recommendations to improve processes and customer experience. The program offers potential opportunities for full-time employment or another internship after completion.

Supports global internal audit activities by executing operational, financial, and compliance audits; analyzing data and completing audit testwork using audit software; and presenting findings in meetings and reports. The role offers on-the-job training within the insurance industry and requires full-time availability from January through June 2027.

Supports actuarial pricing and profitability analysis for pet insurance products within a rotational development program. Responsibilities include producing rate indications, supporting regulatory filings, analyzing performance and trends, developing rate strategies, manipulating data, building models, communicating recommendations, collaborating with stakeholders, and contributing to cross-line initiatives. The role also requires progress toward ACAS/FCAS actuarial credentials and completion of required Casualty Actuarial Society exams.