Actuarial Analyst

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. Effective January 1, 2026, Gore has joined Beneva—the country’s largest mutual insurance company—as part of its Property & Casualty operations in Ontario and Western Canada. During 2026, Gore will combine its operations with Unica Insurance, Beneva’s Ontario-based subsidiary specializing in niche commercial and personal insurance, creating a stronger, more diversified mutual insurer with greater scale and long-term stability. Every decision and investment remains anchored in long-term benefits to customers, members, and communities. Come join us. Are you energized by data, curious about what drives risk, and ready to see your analysis influence real business decisions? Join a growing Canadian P&C insurer where technology, enterprise analytics, and bold investments in AI are creating new possibilities for actuarial work. As an Actuarial Analyst, you will help shape the next generation of actuarial models and predictive analytics solutions. You will transform complex data into clear insights, support critical financial and regulatory work, and collaborate with colleagues across Actuarial, Claims, and Underwriting. This is a hands-on opportunity to build your expertise, contribute from day one, and grow alongside a team invested in your success. What You’ll Make Happen: Turn data into insight: Own the journey from raw data to business-ready analysis. Build smarter actuarial solutions: With guidance from experienced mentors, develop and implement actuarial models and perform key calculations. Explore the bigger picture: Conduct project-specific research, investigate emerging actuarial approaches, and connect your analysis to the decisions that matter. Grow your career: Expand your technical and business skills through meaningful projects, cross-functional collaboration, and support for your actuarial development. What You Bring: A strong academic foundation: An undergraduate degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related quantitative field. Progress toward your actuarial designation: At least two CAS exams completed and a commitment to continued exam progress. Relevant experience: At least one year of experience in P&C or life insurance, gained through a co-op or full-time role. Technical curiosity: A solid programming foundation, exposure to modern actuarial modelling techniques, and the ability to build models from the ground up. An analytical mindset: Strong quantitative, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work carefully through detailed data and deliver practical solutions. A collaborative approach: Curiosity, initiative, clear communication, and enthusiasm for learning from others while contributing your own ideas. Why This Role Stands Out Your work will…