FAQs
What is the primary role of a Quantitative Business Associate at Assurant?
The primary role is to support actuaries and business partners within product development, financial analysis, forecasting, and management reporting, focusing on analytical techniques to solve large-scale business problems.
What are the key responsibilities of this position?
Key responsibilities include defining the scope of analysis, collaborating with stakeholders, analyzing business issues through data and technology, developing and maintaining databases, and driving change by implementing data models into business processes.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Data Science/Analytics, Information Science, or a related field is required, along with advanced proficiency in MS Office applications, SQL, and exposure to Transact-SQL.
Are there any preferred skills or experiences for candidates?
Yes, preferred experiences include familiarity with Microsoft Power BI and basic knowledge of version controls using Git.
What software tools will I be expected to use in this role?
You will be expected to use tools such as R, Python, SQL, MS Excel, and Power BI.
Is there a specific location requirement for this position?
Yes, candidates must be located in the Bangalore, Chennai, or Hyderabad regions of India for this remote position.
What is the focus of the analysis work in this role?
The focus is on discovering gaps and issues in business processes, recommending optimal business solutions, and ensuring data integrity through data governance.
Will this role involve training others?
Yes, this role includes implementing and leading training for technical tools and programs relevant to the position.
How does this position contribute to Assurant’s overall goals?
This position impacts the performance of Assurant’s products and services by effectively analyzing data and implementing solutions that drive decision-making processes.
How important is communication in this role?
Communication is very important, as you will need to effectively communicate and present results to both technical and non-technical audiences.