The Supervisory Accountant supports Actuarial Controllership by ensuring accurate quarterly reporting of P&C loss reserves, managing SOX controls, coordinating with Actuarial and Controllership teams, preparing audit packages and disclosures, and driving process improvements. The role requires strong US GAAP knowledge, communication skills, and the ability to work in a dynamic, transformative environment.
A global insurance organization is looking for a detail‑oriented finance professional to join its property & casualty reporting team. This position sits within a modernizing environment where new systems, automation efforts, and evolving processes offer significant opportunities to build technical expertise and grow long‑term.
Role Overview
In this role, you'll support the integrity of the company's loss reserve reporting and financial close activities. You'll partner with teams across finance and actuarial to ensure accurate data, strong controls, and reliable reporting. The ideal candidate enjoys working with complex insurance financials and contributing to ongoing process enhancement.
Key Responsibilities
• Manage core activities related to P&C reserve accounting, including monthly close tasks and reconciliation of reserve balances.
• Execute required internal controls, supporting SOX compliance and ensuring documentation remains accurate and up to date.
• Assist with quarterly and annual reporting cycles, contributing to corporate, regulatory, and financial statement deliverables.
• Prepare materials for audits, organizing data and supporting documentation in a clear, review‑ready format.
• Participate in improvements to financial workflows, supporting automation, system upgrades, and operational efficiencies.
Qualifications
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting with at least 3 years of experience in P&C financial reporting, controllership, or insurance‑related analytics.
• Strong understanding of U.S. GAAP, particularly as it relates to insurance operations and reserve‑related accounting.
• Comfortable working in an environment undergoing transformation, with the ability to adapt to new processes and tools.
• Effective communicator able to collaborate with both actuarial and accounting stakeholders.
• Demonstrated ability to enhance processes, identify efficiencies, or contribute to functional upgrades.
