CAT Modelling Analyst II

The Catastrophe Modeling Analyst II is a mid-level role responsible for independently managing medium-to-complex tasks. This role involves advanced exposure data preparation and validation, accurate configuration of insurance and reinsurance financial structures, execution of catastrophe models, and detailed loss analysis.

The Analyst II also performs peer review and quality audits of accounts prepared by junior analysts, ensuring high accuracy standards while meeting defined turnaround times.

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• Independently prepare, cleanse, and validate exposure data across multiple lines of business

  
  

• Accurately map coverage, occupancy, construction, year built, COPE attributes, and secondary modifiers

  
  

• Perform advanced geographic validation and geocoding checks (U.S. and international)

  
  

• Configure insurance and reinsurance financial structures including limits, deductibles, layers, aggregates, attachment, and exhaustion points

  
  

• Interpret slips and apply contract wordings appropriately

  
  

• Execute catastrophe models (Earthquake, Wind, Flood, and other perils as applicable)

  
  

• Analyze model outputs including EP curves, AAL, PML, and loss drivers

  
  

• Perform peer review, quality checks, and quality audits of Analyst I accounts

  
  

• Identify discrepancies and provide structured feedback and escalation where required

  
  

• Maintain workflow tracking, portal time updates, and reporting accuracy

  
  

• Meet defined turnaround time (TAT) and quality benchmarks

  
  

• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel (complex formulas, pivot tables, data reconciliation, validation checks)

  
  

• Intermediate knowledge of SQL

  
  

• Strong understanding of insurance and reinsurance fundamentals

  
  

• Working knowledge of catastrophe modeling platforms (e.g., Touchstone or equivalent)

  
  

• Ability to interpret EP curves, AAL, and PML metrics independently

  
  

• Strong analytical mindset with high attention to detail

  
  

• Ability to manage multiple accounts and work under tight deadlines

  
  

• Clear written and verbal communication skills