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The Catastrophe Modeling Analyst is responsible for collecting, organizing, reviewing, cleansing, interpreting, analyzing, documenting, and distributing catastrophe modeling exposure data and results. This role supports per-account modeling by processing insured exposure schedules, ensuring data integrity, validating exposure information against supporting sources, and preparing data outputs for internal business users, reinsurers, and third-party catastrophe models such as RMS/AIR.

• Perform review and profiling of property and casualty exposure data to assess completeness, consistency, and overall data quality.
• Validate exposure data against premium bordereaux, claims reported, and facultative placements to identify discrepancies, gaps, or data issues requiring resolution.
• Format and prepare exposure data for internal and external use, including outputs to reinsurers and outputs to catastrophe modeling platforms such as AIR.
• Process insured exposure schedules for per-account catastrophe modeling and ensure data integrity through queries, views, reports, and quality-control checks.
• Interpret data, analyze catastrophe model results, and provide ongoing reporting to support underwriting, actuarial, reinsurance, and business decision-making.
• Develop and implement data cleansing techniques and workflow strategies that improve efficiency, accuracy, and repeatability of exposure data processing.
• Acquire data from primary and secondary sources and maintain exposure databases, reporting files, and related data systems.
• Identify, analyze, and interpret trends or patterns in exposure and loss data sets.
• Filter, scrub, and evaluate data for performance indicators to locate and correct coding, mapping, or data-quality issues.
• Identify and define process improvement opportunities that enhance catastrophe modeling workflows, reporting accuracy, and operational efficiency.

Requires Skills/Experience

• Strong analytical skills with the ability to collect, organize, analyze, and disseminate significant amounts of information with attention to detail and accuracy.
• Technical expertise or programming background with exposure to database management is a plus.
• Experience developing queries, writing reports, and presenting findings to business stakeholders.
• Knowledge of statistics and experience using statistical tools or packages to analyze large datasets, particularly in Excel and Access.
• Knowledge of reporting packages such as Business Objects and databases such as SQL.
• Previous catastrophe modeling exposure preferred, including experience with RMS, AIR, or similar third-party catastrophe modeling software.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to coordinate with internal teams and external stakeholders.

Technical Skill

• Microsoft Excel (required)
• Third-Party Modeling Software (RMS, AIR, EQE) (required)
• MS Access (optional)
• SQL (optional)

Education

• BS in Geo Science, Meteorological Engineering, or related discipline

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