Jobs at Nassau Financial Group

Maintain SEC registration statements and filing materials for variable life and annuity products. Coordinate regulatory filings and customer document delivery, conduct annual separate-account testing, manage AML training and customer due diligence, support risk assessments and audits, and assist with regulatory examinations. The role also requires researching non-routine compliance issues, managing complex documents, and supporting broader compliance initiatives.

Leads technical solution delivery for Finance, HR, and corporate business applications. Responsibilities include technical estimation, specifications, architecture-aligned design, development, integrations, testing, deployments, production support, operational readiness, and vendor coordination. The role provides PeopleSoft expertise, collaborates with architecture and security teams, participates in on-call support, manages release and change processes, and provides project direction to employees, contractors, and software vendors.

Supports corporate tax strategy, compliance, research, risk management, audits, and tax analysis across insurance and asset management businesses. Advises on partnership, international, product, withholding, excise, and uncertain tax matters; monitors legislative and judicial developments; collaborates with Legal, Finance, Actuarial, Compliance, and Operations; documents conclusions and communicates impacts to leadership. The role may require extended hours during financial close cycles.

Provide legal support to the financial services company, focusing on litigation, regulatory matters, and collaborations across departments.

10-week actuarial summer internship performing pricing, financial reporting, risk management, data compilation, and report preparation. Interns prepare schedules, financial statements, premiums, reserves, and support analyses, participate in trainings, meet with senior leadership, and lead a community project.

Processes producer onboarding, contracting, licensing, appointments, terminations, renewals, hierarchy changes, and compensation-related maintenance. Researches regulatory and licensing requirements, maintains accurate producer records, resolves contracting issues with internal and external partners, supports quality control, audits, regulatory examinations, reporting, and process improvements, and responds to producer and distribution inquiries while protecting confidential information.

The Analyst - Actuarial will create and maintain actuarial models, provide insights to management, develop analyses, and stay updated with industry standards. They will also participate in a rotation program gaining diverse actuarial experience.