Actuarial Pensions Consultant Multiple UK Locations

The Role

You will be joining WTW as a Pension Actuarial Consultant, supporting our UK Defined Benefit (DB) pensions work. This role can be based in London, Reigate, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, or Edinburgh, with hybrid working available in line with the arrangements of your local office.

We work with a wide range of clients, and your work may cover both trustee and corporate assignments. As well as providing advice on regular valuations, accounting, PPF levies, individual calculations, and factor reviews, we often work alongside our clients on innovative, market-leading projects. For more information on our Pensions Corporate Consulting offering, please visit:

As a pension actuarial consultant at WTW, you will have opportunities to contribute to varied and interesting projects such as:

Integrated risk management Liability management Guaranteed minimum pension (GMP) equalisation Plan design strategy Asset and liability modelling and journey planning strategy Mergers and acquisitions

You will be part of a collaborative and inclusive team environment, actively engaging in team collaboration and building relationships.

As a pension actuarial consultant, you will also mentor junior colleagues, developing their skills, while demonstrating strong project management and delegation skills.

Our "Work Styles" structure allows you to choose the option which best suits you. The structure is grounded in the trust which we place in all colleagues and has flexibility as its core. Most colleagues have selected the hybrid option, which offers a flexible mix of working from home and in the office, choosing your location to match your plans for each day, for example attending the office for client meetings and personal development. You can also benefit from flexible working opportunities, such as part-time working, and will have control over your work-life balance.

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What you'll bring

Experience working as a pension actuary on core UK defined benefit pensions actuarial work. IFoA nearly/newly qualified OR qualified actuary Strong client-service orientation. Strong written and verbal communication skills to deliver impactful client interactions. Proven delegation skills and a desire to coach and mentor junior colleagues. Sense of accountability: owning your work and taking pride in it. Self-starter: interest in continually challenging yourself and willingness to step outside of your comfort zone. Ability to think beyond the task at hand and understand how work fits into the broader landscape.