Actuarial Intern, Asset Modeling - 2027 Summer Intern

Actuarial Intern, Asset Modeling - 2027 Summer Intern

We are searching for an experienced Actuarial Intern, Asset Modeling - 2027 Summer Intern at our Connecticut office.

Actuarial Intern, Asset Modeling Program Overview Wilton Re’s Norwalk based internship program is 10-12 weeks, fast-paced, and an exciting opportunity to gain professional experience within your field of study or career interest. Interns will be part of an accelerated learning experience, to challenge skills learned in the classroom and develop new skills while working on active Wilton Re projects. In addition, interns will connect to our company culture through community outreach projects and be able to develop their professional skills and business acumen through frequent exposure to senior leadership, unique projects, and a network of mentors and fellow interns.

Responsibilities

Assist the asset modeling team with asset modeling updates and the implementation of new assets, strategies and asset allocations Help with asset reconciliation work and asset modeling efficiency improvements Get familiar with AXIS runs and help to perform the model runs for BAU work and reconciliation work

What We Look for in a Candidate Rising junior or senior Attending a 4-year university, pursuing a bachelors level degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics or related discipline. Strong technical skills desired with Excel knowledge and possibly SQL or other programming language knowledge a plus. Familiarity with other Microsoft programs is also good (e.g., Outlook, Teams, Access, CoPilot, etc.). Ability to work full time beginning of June to mid-August Authorization to work in the U.S. Adaptable and positive attitude Strong communication skills Continuous growth mindset Collaborative and innovative

What You Can Expect at Wilton Re Meaningful project-based work Community service opportunities Networking with senior leaders Working with an assigned mentor Competitive pay Professional development ses