Entry level Risk Modeling Services opportunities
Help organizations understand risk and make informed business decisions through data, analytics and quantitative modeling. 



What is Risk Modeling? 

Organizations rely on data and quantitative models to better understand risk and prepare for the future. As a Risk Modeling Services professional, you'll help insurers and other organizations evaluate complex business challenges by applying analytical thinking, technology and actuarial expertise. 

Working alongside professionals across insurance, finance and consulting, you'll contribute to projects that help clients understand risk, improve decision-making and respond to an evolving business environment. 

Explore Risk Modeling Services opportunities 

Risk Modeling Services professionals help clients better understand and manage risk through data, quantitative analysis and actuarial expertise. Explore the opportunity below to learn more about the work you'll do. 

Help insurers, banks, regulators and other organizations better understand and manage risk. You'll contribute to projects involving insurance modeling, underwriting, climate risk and solvency while helping clients identify both risks and opportunities within their business. 

By combining mathematics, technology and analytical thinking, you'll help organizations make informed decisions and prepare for an evolving risk landscape. 

You might enjoy this if you like... 
  • Mathematics 
  • Statistics 
  • Insurance 
  • Quantitative analysis 
  • Solving complex problems 
  • Data analytics 

Is Risk Modeling Services right for you?
No matter your major, curiosity, collaboration and problem-solving are key to success.

You'll enjoy this work if...

  • You're curious about how organizations evaluate and manage risk. 
  • You like solving analytical problems. 
  • You're interested in insurance and financial services. 
  • You enjoy applying mathematics to real-world challenges. 
  • You enjoy continuous learning. 

Areas of study

Professionals in this area come from a wide variety of quantitative and analytical backgrounds. Depending on the opportunity, students pursuing the following areas of study may be well aligned: 
  • Actuarial Science 
  • Applied Mathematics 
  • Applied Statistics 

Skills you'll build

Working in Risk Modeling Services, you'll develop skills that help you grow throughout your career, including:
  • Quantitative analysis 
  • Insurance modeling 
  • Data analytics 
  • Critical thinking 
  • Business problem solving 
  • Client communication 
  • Project management 
  • Collaboration 

What you'll do

Depending on your team and project, you may:
  • Analyze quantitative data and business information. 
  • Support insurance modeling and risk assessments. 
  • Help clients evaluate climate risk, underwriting and solvency. 
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. 
  • Apply analytical thinking to solve business challenges. 
  • Share insights that help organizations make informed decisions.