Introduction At RSA, we believe insurance is about people, not things. We provide our inspiring colleagues the support and opportunity to grow together, shape the future, and win as a team. We are going through a transformation journey, providing our people with opportunity to be integral to improving our service and delivering better products to brokers and customers. We are a proud member of the Intact family, we feel part of something bigger, with a presence in North America, the UK and Europe. We have a bold ambition to become the best Commercial Lines business in the UK, demonstrated by our recent acquisition of NIG and Farmweb, allowing us to scale by leveraging our combined financial strength and importantly ensure our people feel the benefits of our joint capabilities. We are currently recruiting for a Project Actuarial Analyst to join our team here at RSA on a hybrid basis. Your role The key purpose of your role is to be part of the team that prepares, analyses, calculates, improves, validates and reports on all Solvency II/UK and IFRS17 aspects of our reserves and technical provisions outside the actuarial analysis covering IELR calibration, actuarial indication patterns and methodology in the reserve review and roll-forward booking. The other main purpose of this role is to work as part of the team responsible for all project, development and improvement work within the Corporate Actuarial function. This is the work to drive change through new technologies, techniques and ways or working to relentlessly improve our actuarial services. The working day timetable requirements around the SII/UK and IFRS17 booking responsibilities, combined with the global nature of our team, will require occasional working day/hour flexibility particularly at quarter-end booking. Analysts will typically be around the actuarial trainee or part-qualified actuary level, whereas Reserving Consultants will typically be around the nearly or newly qualified actuary level. The key difference is Consultants will be able to work with increased responsibility and require less direction. Consultants will be expected to guide and support Analysts in achieving their objectives.