Location: United Arab Emirates (Remote)

Employment Type: Full-Time

Experience Level: Mid-Level to Senior

Work Arrangement: Fully Remote

We are a construction-focused organization committed to operational excellence, commercial discipline, financial transparency, and effective risk management. Our distributed teams collaborate across Project Management, Construction, Engineering, Procurement, Commercial, Legal, Finance, Human Resources, Design, Quality, HSE, Consultants, Contractors, Suppliers, Logistics, Administration, Information Technology, and Executive Leadership.

We recognize the importance of reliable financial reporting, robust analytical frameworks, and disciplined risk assessment in supporting sustainable business performance. Through accurate data management, sound financial governance, and informed decision-making, we aim to maintain strong reporting standards and strengthen organizational accountability across our operations.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Actuarial Reporting Specialist to oversee actuarial reporting activities, support the preparation and validation of actuarial results, and provide analytical insights into insurance liabilities, financial performance, risk exposure, and business trends. The successful candidate will coordinate actuarial data preparation, valuation analysis, reporting processes, assumption reviews, and reconciliation activities while ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and transparency of actuarial information.

This role requires strong quantitative skills, knowledge of actuarial methodologies, and experience working with insurance financial reporting, valuation models, and regulatory requirements. The Senior Actuarial Reporting Specialist will collaborate with Actuarial, Finance, Risk Management, Underwriting, Claims, Reinsurance, and senior management teams to deliver reliable reports and support informed business decisions.

• Prepare and review periodic actuarial reports covering insurance liabilities, claims estimates, premium projections, profitability, and other relevant actuarial measures.
• Analyze actuarial results across reporting periods, insurance portfolios, product lines, and business segments.
• Investigate significant movements in actuarial balances and explain variances against prior periods, forecasts, and expectations.
• Prepare management reports, actuarial summaries, analytical schedules, and supporting documentation.
• Ensure actuarial reporting outputs are accurate, complete, consistent, and delivered within agreed deadlines.
• Present complex actuarial findings in a clear and practical manner for Finance, Risk Management, and senior management stakeholders.
• Maintain appropriate documentation of methodologies, assumptions, calculations, and reporting judgments.
• Support the development of standardized reporting templates and consistent actuarial reporting practices.

• Support the valuation of insurance contract liabilities, outstanding claims, incurred but not reported (IBNR) reserves, and other relevant actuarial provisions.
• Assist with the application of appropriate actuarial valuation methodologies based on portfolio characteristics and reporting requirements.
• Analyze claims development patterns, historical loss experience, settlement trends, and exposure data.
• Review the reasonableness of actuarial estimates and investigate unexpected movements in technical provisions.
• Support the assessment of premium liabilities, unearned premium reserves, and other applicable insurance balances.
• Coordinate with Claims and Finance teams to validate information used in liability calculations.
• Document key valuation assumptions, methodologies, sensitivities, and material judgments.
• Escalate unusual results, data limitations, and potential valuation risks to the appropriate actuarial leadership.

• Support actuarial reporting processes associated with IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts, where applicable.
• Assist with the calculation, analysis, and reporting of fulfilment cash flows, risk adjustment, contractual service margin, and other relevant IFRS 17 measures.
• Coordinate actuarial inputs required for insurance revenue, insurance service expenses, and insurance finance income or expenses.
• Support the assessment of relevant measurement approaches, including the General Measurement Model and Premium Allocation Approach, where applicable.
• Review actuarial outputs used in financial statement preparation and management reporting.
• Reconcile actuarial results with finance subledgers, general ledger balances, and financial reporting schedules.
• Investigate differences between actuarial valuation results and reported financial figures.
• Maintain supporting evidence for accounting judgments, reporting adjustments, and actuarial calculations.
• Collaborate with Finance and external auditors to address reporting questions and support financial statement reviews.

• Collect, consolidate, and validate actuarial data from claims systems, policy administration platforms, underwriting records, finance systems, and other relevant sources.
• Perform completeness, consistency, accuracy, and reasonableness checks before data is used in actuarial calculations.
• Reconcile policy counts, premiums, claims movements, exposure measures, and financial balances across source systems.
• Investigate missing records, duplicate transactions, inconsistent classifications, and unexplained data movements.
• Coordinate with Information Technology, Finance, Claims, and Operations teams to resolve data quality issues.
• Maintain data preparation schedules, validation logs, reconciliation files, and supporting evidence.
• Ensure actuarial datasets are traceable to their source systems and reporting periods.
• Recommend improvements to data controls and reporting processes to reduce recurring errors.

• Maintain, operate, and enhance actuarial models used for valuation, forecasting, reserving, and reporting.
• Support the application of appropriate actuarial techniques, including chain ladder, Bornhuetter-Ferguson, expected loss ratio, and other relevant methods.
• Review model inputs, calculations, outputs, and key assumptions for accuracy and consistency.
• Perform reasonableness checks and investigate unexpected model behavior or changes in results.
• Support model calibration, parameter updates, and sensitivity analysis.
• Maintain documentation of model methodologies, limitations, assumptions, and version changes.
• Participate in model testing and validation following methodology updates, system changes, or portfolio developments.
• Identify opportunities to improve model efficiency, reliability, and transparency.

• Analyze historical claims experience, premium trends, policy characteristics, and other relevant information to support actuarial assumptions.
• Review assumptions relating to claims frequency, severity, inflation, settlement patterns, expenses, and other applicable variables.
• Compare actual experience with expected outcomes and investigate material deviations.
• Conduct experience studies to assess the relevance and reliability of historical data.
• Support assumption updates based on emerging trends, portfolio changes, and credible new information.
• Perform sensitivity analysis to understand the impact of alternative assumptions on actuarial results.
• Document the rationale for assumption changes and communicate material implications to relevant stakeholders.
• Escalate assumptions that require formal approval or specialist actuarial review.

• Support actuarial forecasting activities related to premiums, claims costs, insurance liabilities, profitability, and capital requirements.
• Prepare projections using approved assumptions, business plans, historical experience, and relevant market information.
• Compare actual results against forecasts and identify the principal drivers of variances.
• Support budget preparation and periodic financial outlook updates.
• Analyze the effects of changes in claims experience, pricing, portfolio mix, and economic conditions.
• Provide actuarial insights to support business planning and strategic decision-making.
• Coordinate with Finance and business teams to ensure assumptions and forecasts are consistent.
• Maintain clear documentation of forecast methodologies, limitations, and key dependencies.

• Support actuarial analysis required for solvency assessments, capital adequacy reporting, and risk management processes.
• Assist with the assessment of insurance risk, reserving risk, catastrophe exposure, and other relevant risk categories.
• Prepare analytical schedules and supporting information for internal risk reporting and applicable regulatory submissions.
• Analyze changes in capital measures and identify key drivers affecting the organization's risk position.
• Support stress testing and scenario analysis to evaluate the potential impact of adverse developments.
• Coordinate with Risk Management and Finance teams to validate reporting inputs and assumptions.
• Maintain documentation supporting capital calculations, risk assessments, and reporting judgments.
• Escalate material changes in risk exposure or potential capital concerns through established governance channels.