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East Hartford, CT 06108 E-mail ********@*****.***
Wai Choi
Objective To apply for an Actuarial Analyst position.
Skills Successful Completion of three Casualty Actuarial Society Exams: Course
1, 2 & 4. Proficient at Microsoft Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Word.
Understanding of advanced Excel functions such as Pivot table, V-Lookups
and Macros. Skilled at creating complex queries in Access. Effective oral
& written communication skills acquired after working for five years in a
property and casualty actuarial environment. Proven ability to meet tight
deadlines for projects.
Education 1990 - 1993 State University of New York at Binghamton
B.S. in Mathematics and Economics
1993-1995 The Ohio State University
M.A. in Economics
Experience
7/2006 – 5/2009
Senior Actuarial Analyst, Commercial Accounts Auto Pricing, St Paul
Travelers, Hartford, CT. Responsible for monthly update of Auto
Ratemaking databases. Prepare monthly new vs renewal mod exhibit for
commercial auto business. Support the annual update of Auto
Benchmark Model. Evaluate the integrity of data and convert databases
into a format suitable for data mining. Write documentations of various
update processes. Responsible for keeping various mapping tables up-to-
date in Access. Analyze data by utilizing knowledge of Access. Calculate
Average Charged Rates by coverage for Offices and Regions. Quantify the
impact of new Auto Benchmark Model on the insured. Perform scenario
testing in response to California Department of Insurance audit of rule 15
usage. Prepare rate filings to seek approval for rate changes. Calculate
rate change on-level factors by year using the parallelogram method. Create
Excel spreadsheets to calculate premium on some test cases. Work with
operations department to ensure that the mainframe system has
implemented the rate changes correctly. Update rate history. Compile and
analyze competitive information. Calculate the pure premium by vehicle
type and by state. Perform univariate research on Uninsured Motorist
coverage.
5/2005 – 6/2006
Personal Lines Reserving, St Paul Travelers, Hartford, CT. Perform
quarterly reserve analysis for homeowners, OPL, auto and First Trenton
Insurance Company. Responsible for updating of weekly Catastrophe
Report. Estimate the ultimate losses of catastrophe events by incurred
loss development method and Bornhuetter-Ferguson method. Estimate
the market-share losses from ISO industry-wide loss ultimates and AM
Best market share information.
9/2002-4/2005
Graduate Economics Thesis Preparation.
11/2000-8/2002
Attended computer training school in Edison, New Jersey to learn Java
programming. Passed the Sun Java Certification Exam on the first attempt.
9/1998-10/2000
Consultant, Actuarial & Insurance Consulting Group, Deloitte & Touche,
LLP New York, New York. Use Excel to prepare loss triangle spreadsheets
and select loss development factors for various lines of business (Workers
Compensation, General Liability, Auto insurance etc). Prepare PowerPoint
slides for presentation to clients. Write or update memo/letters addressed
to clients. Maintain contacts with clients via phone and email throughout
the assignments. Respond to their initial questions and requests. Evaluate
client auto pricing competitiveness relative to competitors. Assist
Managers in performing due diligence on Merger & Acquisition targets.
Travel to other Deloitte offices to work on client assignments.
6/1996-9/1996
Actuarial Summer Intern, Property and Casualty Reserving,
Nationwide Insurance, Columbus, Ohio Participated in a research study
that investigated why there was a recent surge in frequency and severity of
loss in Personal Auto line of business.
9/1994 – 6/1998
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, The Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Teach college level Microeconomics and
Macroeconomics. Grade homework assignments. Hold office hours to
answer students’ questions.
Citizenship: United States