Actuarial Analyst, Experienced

Your Role

The Risk Adjustment Retrospective Analytics team focuses on delivering complete and accurate analytics for chart review targeting, financial impact calculations, and data submission. The Actuarial Analyst, Experienced will report to the Manager of Risk Adjustment Retrospective Analytics. In this role you will develop and refine chart targeting lists, quantify the financial impact of the Retrospective program, and support complete and accurate data submission for both Medicare Advantage and ACA Chart Review Programs.

Your Work

In This Role, You Will:

• Understand the core principles and functionality of decision, descriptive, predictive and prescriptive analytic methods including forecasting, statistical and machine learning techniques
• Conduct and develop analysis, assess risk and population risk scores and assignment, develop pricing and trends, assess changes in benefit designs, develop reserves, perform forecasting, analyze provider reimbursement terms and/or evaluates actuarial risk related analysis
• Coordinate, prepare, perform and audit actuarial analyses to assist in the development of complex actuarial formulations leading to the recommendation of pricing, trending, reserving, provider reimbursement and/or risk assessment strategies
• Perform data exploration using a combination of statistical programming languages (including, but not limited R, Python, SQL, SAS) and deploy predictive analytics and machine learning techniques to improve risk prediction, improve reserve, trend and financial forecasting in a manner that is actuarially sound, and enable real-time results and operational efficiencies
• Direct, coordinate, and/or develop evaluation and financial reporting standards for internal and external reports
• Requires proficiency with MS Office, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint 
• Experience with HHS-Developed Risk Adjustment Model Algorithm for the commercial market preferred 
• Your Knowledge and Experience 
• Requires a bachelor’s degree with at least a minor in mathematics, statistics, computer science or equivalent business experience
• Requires at least 2 years of professional actuarial experience