Lead Actuary

Corgi

Corgi is building an AI financial infrastructure company

Lead Actuary

$150K - $300K•Remote

Job type

Full-time

Role

Finance

Experience

3+ years

Visa

US citizenship/visa not required

Skills

Python, SQL

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About the role

We are looking for an FCAS who owns admitted P&C rate, rule, and form filings from initial regulatory assessment through final Department of Insurance (DOI) disposition and implementation.

• Location: Remote, or in person at our London (UK) office. Visa sponsorship is available.

• Equity: As an early hire you will hold a meaningful stake in the company.

• You will be working with:

• Our founding actuary (FCAS)

• Our head of portfolio risk (FIA)

• Two quantitative pricing associates

• Our forward deployed engineers

• You will have the opportunity to:

• Build rating plans and filing strategy

• Develop reviewer relationships across a growing map of states

• Qualify into new lines of business with the reviewed experience and education to match

• Take a realistic path toward appointed actuary and chief actuary as the company grows

• Build the actuarial function you will eventually lead

Required:

• You are a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS)
• You passed Exam 6 (United States)
• You have at least three years of actuarial work experience

Good to have:

• You''ve authored and submitted your own SERFF filings
• You understand how DOI actuarial reviewers in our key states actually evaluate filings
• Your DOI work spans both personal lines and bureau-referenced commercial lines
• You have supported predictive-model-based filings through actuarial objections
• You bring three or more reviewed years of P&C reserving work
• You learn quickly, take ownership from start to finish, keep your technical skills sharp

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About Corgi

Corgi is a full-stack insurance carrier building better, faster insurance products for startups. We're not a broker, so we underwrite and issue policies directly, with fewer handoffs and less friction. Cutting out intermediaries lets us tailor coverage to how companies actually operate and price risk more efficiently.