Intermediate Actuarial Analyst

Next Horizon is here. Fueled by investments in talent and technology, our bold strategy to transform is nearly complete.  

At Gore Mutual, we’ve always set ourselves apart as a modern mutual that does good. Now, we’re proudly building on that legacy to transform our company—and our industry—for the better. 

Our path forward sharpens our focus on business performance, driven by leading technology, innovation and an agile, high-performing culture. With Gore Mutual and Beneva announcing their intent to merge in 2026, we’ll be uniting two well-established, financially strong, and trusted brands to become the strongest mutual insurer in Canada, ensuring Canadians have purpose-driven insurance options for generations to come. Come join us. 

The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst is responsible for working with other members of the actuarial team to build, create, and help implement pricing models, reserving models, and other actuarial or predictive analytics. The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst reports to the Actuarial Manager and works in conjunction with any other junior & senior actuarial analysts. This role will provide some additional support to any Actuarial Analysts that require assistance.

What will you do?

Data Literacy​

• The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst is responsible for understanding what the data means and possesses the ability to “clean” it as required with minimal assistance.

Model Building

• The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst is responsible for building statistical models for some problems and is beginning to understand the “bigger picture”. The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst will work with a others to learn and improve on their model.

Implementation Support

• ​The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst will assist with implementation requirements such as excel rater creation or maintenance, renewal lists, impact studies, etc. as required without technical assistance but with some direction.

Personal Development

• The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst will make serious attempts at progressing through the CAS exams. The Intermediate Actuarial Analyst will also perform other, project-specific required research.

What will you need to succeed in this role?

• Undergraduate degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics or Statistics. Completion of CAS preliminary exams (1 – 4, including VEEs and all modules)


• 2-4 years of experience at another P&C insurance company​ or  at a life insurance company​ 


• 2-4 years of experience in a Data Science role


• Analytical Skills: Strong ability to analyze data


• Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills for effective interaction with internal and external stakeholders.


• Eager to learn and be part of the team

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