What you will do as a Technical Pricing Manager:

Lead and deliver the technical pricing strategy across Geo — including technical pricing, second reviews of market pricing, and insights that support sustainable and profitable growth.
Create and maintain processes that ensure pricing models are fit for purpose, including monitoring inflation and other key market dynamics.
Oversee aggregation monitoring (e.g., flood, hail, conflagration), working with the Central Underwriting Office to propose practical risk‑control mechanisms.
Produce clear and meaningful pricing MI that supports binder performance and portfolio management.
Contribute to M&A due diligence, assessing the strength and implementation of target pricing models.
Encourage high professional standards within the team, leading by example and supporting ongoing development and wellbeing.
Ensure strong data governance and data quality across pricing and exposure management activities.
Stay engaged with market developments and help translate insights into continuous improvement for the actuarial team.
Build trusted, positive relationships internally and externally, championing the value the actuarial team brings to Geo.
Commit to continuous learning, including mandatory training and professional development aligned with your growth plan.
Encourage new ideas and innovation, contributing to a supportive environment where change is embraced with confidence.

What we are looking for in a Technical Pricing Manager:

Part‑qualified actuary (minimum two years’ experience) or equivalent actuarial expertise.
At least two years’ experience in technical pricing or a related analytical field (e.g. claims analytics).
Advanced user of spreadsheets and presentation software (Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint).
Programming knowledge of SQL and R is essential (This role will involve teaching others and working with programming).
Understanding of data governance and pricing compliance (desirable).
Knowledge of general insurance underwriting and commercial pricing experience welcomed.
Experience of managing people and processes (desirable, not essential).
Experience in programming languages such as R, Python or SQL is highly desirable.
Experience with actuarial pricing software (e.g., Emblem) is desirable.
Able to lead the production of Generalised Linear Models and other pricing models.
Strong analytical capability with excellent attention to detail.
Confidence in prioritising workload for yourself and others in line with organisational needs.
Clear, adaptable communication skills, both technical and non‑technical.
Ability to translate complex outputs into engaging, digestible insights.
Comfortable navigating change and helping others do the same.

Salary dependent on experience. For more details, please refer to the standard benefits page.

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