- Actuaries (various levels of actuarial and quantitative analysis experience)
As an actuary at Allstate, you’ll be able to explore different career paths. A variety of rotational experiences will allow you to work in several departments throughout your career. Available opportunities include standard auto, non- standard auto, and property insurance pricing; commercial pricing; specialty product lines pricing; and predictive modeling.
Property and Casualty actuaries are experts in evaluating costs, risks, and other issues associated with providing property and casualty insurance coverage. In addition, we help develop new products and evaluate our company’s financial condition. As experts, they also provide professional advice on financial issues and ratemaking techniques.
Life & Retirement (ALR) actuaries improve the loyalty and retention of existing customers through cross-selling ALR products and bringing new customers to Allstate, thereby accelerating profit growth. This group works closely with many areas of the company to create new products that meet the needs of our customers. Key stakeholders include Allstate senior management, shareholders, field representatives, government agencies, and customers.
- Quantitative Analysts (various levels of quantitative analysis experience)
Quantitative Analysts are experts in evaluating costs, risks, and other issues associated with providing insurance coverage. In addition, they help develop new products and evaluate our company’s financial condition. As experts in their field, P&C Quantitative Analysts may also be called on to provide recommendations on financial issues and ratemaking techniques.
- Pricing Technicians
The Technician family within the Product Operations department works closely with actuarial, quantitative analysts, underwriting, and coverage consultants to develop, analyze, and implement price and underwriting changes in Allstate’s various lines of business. Responsibilities include interacting with the different business units—as well as internal customers—in technology, state filings, other teams within Product Operations, and state departments of insurance.
- Line Management (actuaries and various related backgrounds)
Line Management manages and provides countrywide strategies that foster the success of a product line. This team leads innovations and integrates line needs across the company and is responsible for the overall financial and product health of the line.
- Product Management
Considering product, pricing, and risk management levers, Product Management makes business decisions for a line of insurance or defined marketplace. This team evaluates opportunities and challenges in the marketplace and builds strategies to address them while ensuring integration with other business units to achieve growth and profitability objectives.
- Underwriting
To improve growth and profit opportunities for new and in-force commercial lines of insurance, the Underwriting team provides underwriting support and direction to the sales management team and their marketing forces. The team focuses on quality, communication, and policy evaluation to support a profitable book of business.
- Project Management (PMP certificate preferred at some levels)
The Project Management team is responsible for implementing projects, designing and enhancing processes, and overseeing Territory, Region, and Product Line portfolios. Individuals on this team work closely with actuarial and quantitative analysts, underwriting and coverage consultants, business sponsors, and field contacts to deliver projects on time, within budget and with quality.
