Pricing Data Scientist

JR United Kingdom

London, England

10 months ago

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Join a fast-growing motor insurtech company, revolutionizing the insurance industry through data-driven insights, innovative pricing models, and cutting-edge technology. They are looking for a talented Pricing Data Scientist to join the dynamic team and drive innovation in motor insurance pricing.

THE ROLE

Develop and refine pricing models using statistical and machine learning techniques to improve underwriting accuracy and risk assessment.
Analyse large data sets to identify trends, customer behaviours, and risk factors that impact pricing strategies.
Implement data-driven decision-making processes to enhance competitive pricing while maintaining portfolio profitability.
Collaborate with actuarial, underwriting, product, and technology teams to develop and deploy innovative pricing strategies.
Continuously monitor and evaluate model performance, making data-backed improvements as needed.

REQUIREMENTS

Strong experience in data science, pricing analytics within insurance or fintech industries.
Expertise in statistical modelling, machine learning, and data analysis techniques.
Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, R, or SQL.

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