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Manage compliance and governance for assigned agency office teams within a life insurance sales organization. Responsibilities include creating compliance plans, educating and advising sales managers and consultants, conducting compliance interviews for candidates, overseeing attendance and leave management, performing office and recruiter inspections, and preparing internal management reports. The role is based at assigned agency offices at least two days per week and may involve some travel.

Originate and service agricultural mortgage loans across Southern and Eastern Illinois while managing a $400 million portfolio. Develop new business, structure complex financings, underwrite and analyze credit, conduct real estate valuation, and maintain long-term relationships with agricultural clients and industry stakeholders. The role requires strong agricultural lending expertise, business development skills, portfolio management capabilities, and an established regional network.

Leads enterprise internal audit coverage for data engineering, data governance, data science, AI risk, AI platforms, tools, and automation. Conducts risk assessments, advisory and assurance reviews, and control evaluations; establishes audit guidance for regional teams; communicates findings and recommendations to senior stakeholders; and supports Audit Committee reporting on enterprise data and AI risks.

Analyzes cloud consumption, costs, budgets, forecasts, utilization, and financial trends to identify optimization and savings opportunities. Partners with finance, engineering, application, and business teams on cost allocation, governance, value realization, and cloud financial controls. Designs and maintains AI agents, workflow automations, APIs, and data integrations for repeatable Cloud Business Office processes, using human-in-the-loop controls and responsible AI practices.

Actuarial interns complete projects involving pricing, product development, reserve calculations, actuarial modeling, financial analysis, asset-liability management, and investments. They collaborate with experienced actuaries, attend educational sessions, present project results, and participate in professional development. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant bachelor’s degree, have a 3.0+ GPA, strong Excel, mathematical, analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills, and be authorized to work without sponsorship.

Performs risk-based internal audits across risk management, compliance, and asset management under a Lead Auditor’s guidance. Responsibilities include planning support, process and control testing, audit documentation, process flowcharts, risk-control matrices, interviews, data sampling and analysis, and timely assignment completion. The role requires strong analytical, writing, communication, professional skepticism, regulatory knowledge, Japanese fluency, and business-level English. Experience in financial institutions, internal audit, or external audit and assurance is required.

The role requires performing pricing for pension risk transfers, supporting assumption development, analyzing data, and collaborating on bid letters and contracts.

Provides financial support for group insurance clients through billing management, financial reporting, data analysis, reconciliations, revenue projections, audits, and data integrity oversight. Partners with internal and external stakeholders on implementations, renewals, underwriting, and client presentations. Documents and improves financial processes, supports compliance requirements, monitors financial trends and metrics, and contributes to cross-functional initiatives that improve operational effectiveness.

Plans and operates risk-based Testing & Monitoring programs across MetLife. Reviews testing plans and results, performs root-cause analysis, recommends improvements, and prepares reports for executives and global stakeholders. The role requires expertise in Japanese life insurance sales regulations, customer protection, sales and agency management, risk analysis, internal controls, and compliance. It also involves bilingual communication and collaboration across multiple departments.

Participate in a structured 10-week actuarial internship supporting projects in pricing, product development, reserve calculations, actuarial modeling, financial analysis, asset liability management, and investments. Collaborate with experienced actuaries, attend professional learning sessions, present project findings, and engage in networking and development activities. Interns will build technical, analytical, communication, and business insight skills while exploring actuarial career paths and emerging technologies.