Analyst (Early Careers)
You will start building an analytical career at the Government Actuary's Department by helping government bodies understand and quantify risk and uncertainty. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, you will gather and prepare data, identify patterns and trends, develop models, and communicate insights to support decision-making. Your day-to-day work will involve using programming languages like R and Python, Excel, and various data tools to deliver practical solutions across significant policy areas. You will receive targeted training and work alongside experienced colleagues to build your core technical skills and gain hands-on project experience.
What they're looking for
- Build an understanding of GAD's clients and work context
- Use data and analysis to help solve real-world problems
- Work with data sources to identify trends and provide insight
- Develop tools and models to make analysis more efficient
- Work as part of a team to deliver high-quality projects
Qualifications
- Degree with a high proportion of mathematical, numerical or analytical content
Nationality requirements
Open to UK, Irish, Commonwealth, EU, EEA, Swiss and Turkish nationals with the right to work.
Selection process
Application deadline is 08 November 2026. The selection process includes an online application, assessment, video interview and assessment centre in London in January 2027.
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