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Performs derivative accounting and controllership activities across monthly, quarterly, and annual close cycles. Partners with Investment Management and Operations, supports audits, executes financial controls, analyzes investment data, and contributes to system improvements, implementations, and process efficiencies. The role requires investment or fund accounting experience, strong Excel skills, and familiarity with insurance investment accounting. Experience with Aladdin, SQL, Tableau, Alteryx, and system conversions is advantageous.

Leads disability underwriting consultants through coaching, mentoring, workflow guidance, and technical development. Oversees talent acquisition and retention, service-level performance, continuous improvement, regulatory collaboration, risk analysis, training needs, and escalated relationships with advisors, brokers, and agency partners. Maintains expertise in medical, financial, and occupational underwriting while supporting strategic objectives and exceptional customer service.

Participates in a rotational actuarial leadership development program supporting various business lines and actuarial functions. Completes meaningful projects, applies quantitative and analytical skills, prepares for actuarial exams, and develops industry knowledge and leadership capabilities through mentoring, seminars, networking, and corporate learning programs. The role requires pursuing Society of Actuaries Fellowship and offers exam support, paid study time, and opportunities for advancement.

Supports investment securities accounting within Financial Controllership. Responsibilities include reconciling investment data and general ledger balances, reviewing journal entries, preparing financial reports, analyzing investment valuations and earnings, supporting close processes, audits, regulatory requests, accounting guidance implementation, and process improvements. The role partners with Investment Management and Finance teams and requires investment accounting experience, U.S. GAAP or STAT knowledge, and strong analytical skills.

Participates in MassMutual’s rotational Actuarial Leadership Development Program, supporting actuarial projects across business lines and functions. The role includes mentorship, leadership development, networking with senior actuaries, industry seminars, and corporate learning opportunities. Candidates will apply quantitative and analytical skills, use actuarial modeling platforms, manage projects, and pursue actuarial fellowship while contributing to company initiatives.

Leads enterprise-wide actuarial valuation reporting, including quarterly and year-end results, reserve analysis, disclosures, governance, controls, and regulatory submissions. Owns annual asset adequacy and cash flow testing, coordinates valuation processes across business lines, and translates complex results into insights for senior leadership. Establishes regulatory monitoring and implementation frameworks while driving improvements in documentation, modeling, data quality, controls, and reporting discipline.

Develop liquidity forecasting and stress-testing models, improve automation and scenario analysis, assess contingency funding needs, and create liquidity stress playbooks. Evaluate internal liquidity measures against rating agency and regulatory views, conduct peer analysis, and deliver insights to senior leadership. Collaborate with Treasury, Investment Management, Actuarial, Risk Management, FP&A, and Controllership teams.

Price and underwrite U.S. pension risk transfer and U.K. longevity reinsurance opportunities. Analyze risks, competitive data, assumptions, and pricing models; support proposals, product development, contract reviews, sensitivity testing, and approvals. The actuary will collaborate with pricing, product, investments, valuation, corporate, and business development teams while maintaining relationships with consultants and advisors.

Leads investment FP&A planning, forecasting, performance analysis, and executive decision support. Integrates investment insights across finance, investment management, ALM, and product P&L; explains results versus plan; develops driver-based attribution frameworks; and delivers strategic recommendations to senior leaders. The role requires strong insurance investment knowledge, cross-functional influence, financial judgment, and the ability to communicate complex concepts clearly.

The Actuary supports UK longevity reinsurance and U.S. Pension Risk Transfer businesses through mortality studies, profitability analysis, in-force reporting, actuarial modeling, and assumption governance. Responsibilities include maintaining pricing models, developing dashboards and analytical frameworks, evaluating business performance, documenting controls and validations, and communicating insights to Finance, Risk Management, and business leaders. The role requires an ASA designation and at least five years of actuarial experience.