Top Insurance Finance Jobs in Boston, MA

The Director of GAAP Accounting oversees financial accounting, compliance with US GAAP, manages insurance accounting, prepares audited financial statements, develops talents and drives operational excellence. The role involves leadership and strategic project management.

The Bookkeeper/Administration Manager oversees financial operations, including managing accounts payables and receivables, preparing reports, and analyzing financial data in a collaborative team environment.

The Wealth Advisor manages client relationships, guiding them in financial decisions, achieving sales goals, and promoting Voya's value proposition through superior customer service.

The Associate Director of Sales Compensation manages sales incentive programs, partnering with Sales Management and Finance to align compensation with organizational goals, while also collaborating on corporate compensation strategies and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Reinsurance Management role involves overseeing reinsurance operations related to Life and Annuity products, managing a team, and analyzing financial impacts of changes. It requires strong relationship management skills with internal and external stakeholders.

The Actuarial Analyst will develop pricing tools, conduct pricing analyses, collaborate with Product Management, and ensure data accuracy while supporting new product implementations.

The Vice President of Workers' Compensation Programs will lead business strategy, manage operations, ensure operational efficiency, and oversee profitability for assigned programs.

The Manager of Strategic Value & Investment Analysis will oversee financial impacts of UM initiatives, build financial models, and collaborate with various teams to track ROI and support decision-making.

The Lead Revenue Accountant will manage month-end close, GL account reconciliations, and revenue accounting processes while ensuring compliance with ASC 606 and overseeing various accounting tasks and systems.

The Actuary conducts actuarial analyses by reviewing insurance data, develops models, communicates findings, and oversees processes while potentially supervising analysts.