A hybrid remote telework and in-office schedule option may be available per Office of Attorney General's policies and procedures.
Required Education:
4 Year Degree
The Office of the Attorney General is seeking applicants for the position of Casualty Actuarial Analyst/Investigator for the People’s Insurance Counsel Division (PICD). The duties of PICD include the evaluation of all medical professional liability insurance and homeowners’ insurance matters. This includes review and analysis of filings and complaints pending before the Commissioner of the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) to determine whether the interests of insurance consumers are affected. PICD may conduct investigations and request the Commissioner to initiate an action or proceeding to protect the interests of insurance consumers. PIC may be a party to administrative hearings and court proceedings. PICD participates in outreach to consumers.
Job responsibilities include but are not limited to: providing analytical and administrative support to assistant attorneys general in PICD. Primary responsibilities include tracking and analyzing/investigating insurance filings from the SERFF system and review of consumer complaints. Review certain insurance rate, rule, form filings and underwriting guidelines that have been submitted to the Maryland Insurance Administration or used by insurers in the State of Maryland, regarding the effect of the filings on consumers and to determine whether the filings are excessive, inadequate, or unfairly discriminatory. Applicant must be able to communicate actuarial analysis and conclusions to non-actuaries. Some legal and industry research; outreach participation; and other duties as needed. Lead or supervise PICD personnel as to data reports, filings/complaints/outreach reviews, and special projects to meet PICD goals. This position conducts document and database management; draft and maintain written documents and correspondence; calendar management; mail; communication with consumers and other stakeholders.
Employment Benefits: The successful candidate will be eligible for subsidized health benefits (medical, prescription, dental and vision coverage) and life insurance; leave, including annual (vacation), personal, sick, and paid parental leave; and will be eligible for participation in a contributory defined benefit pension plan in which they are vested after ten years. State employees are eligible to participate in two supplemental retirement plans. The State also offers a free mass transit benefit for local bus and express bus services.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Mathematics, Actuarial Science, Statistics, or related fields. Two years of actuarial or insurance analysis experience and familiarity with underwriting guidelines (preferably in the property and casualty industry). Applicants may substitute two years of experience drafting or analyzing insurance filings for a regulatory agency or licensed insurer, or actuary firm for the required education.
Special Requirements: Completion of three (3) Casualty Actuarial Society or Society of Actuary exams or two (2) Casualty Actuarial Society or Society of Actuary exams and completion of all VEE – Validation by Education Experience Topics.
The ideal candidate will have knowledge of rate development methodologies, homeowners’ coverages and policy provisions. Applicants must have excellent computer skills and the ability to provide excellent consumer service and administrative skills as requested. Knowledge of and experience working with Systems for Electronic Rate and Form Filing (SERFF) and prior complaint resolution and/or community outreach is preferred.
The Attorney General's Office has general charge, supervision and direction of the legal business of the State, acting as legal advisors and representatives of the major agencies, various boards, commissions, officials and institutions of State Government.
In all matters in which interests of the State of Maryland are involved, the Attorney General and assistant attorneys general represent the State. This includes litigation in the Court of Appeals, the Court of Special Appeals, the Circuit Courts, and the District Court of Maryland, as well as the Supreme Court of the United States, the United States Court of Appeals, and the United States District Court. Administrative rules and regulations promulgated by most State officers or agencies must be submitted to the Attorney General for review before they may become effective. The Office of the Attorney General also enforces the State's antitrust, consumer protection and securities laws, and conducts criminal prosecutions and appeals.
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