If you have two job offers, which would you take and which is more 'beneficial' with a goal of moving to an actuarial job?
The product analyst job is an analyst role in a small p&c company. The job iself involves updating reports that goes up to the president of the company. SQL is used daily, and excel is also used daily. There is also a component where you would report to the product manager and assist him with rate filings and rate proposal. I.e, testing rates and being involved in presentations.
Then there is job 2. The job specifically states it is for candidates seeking non actuarial. Job description includes performing valuations for the pensions team.
Both are entry level, pay is similar. The ideal situation would be to gain experience while passing exams with the hope to either move or transfer within the next 12 to 18 months (I have no preference on soa or cas at this time since I only have 1 exam)
The product analyst job is an analyst role in a small p&c company. The job iself involves updating reports that goes up to the president of the company. SQL is used daily, and excel is also used daily. There is also a component where you would report to the product manager and assist him with rate filings and rate proposal. I.e, testing rates and being involved in presentations.
Then there is job 2. The job specifically states it is for candidates seeking non actuarial. Job description includes performing valuations for the pensions team.
Both are entry level, pay is similar. The ideal situation would be to gain experience while passing exams with the hope to either move or transfer within the next 12 to 18 months (I have no preference on soa or cas at this time since I only have 1 exam)
A retirement service analyst' or 'product analyst
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