Actuarial Internship Program - Summer

Description

We encourage interested candidates to apply promptly, as the role may be unposted once we’ve received a sufficient number of candidates. We conduct interviews and extend offers on a rolling basis.

Our Summer 2027 Early Talent internships are a set 11-weeks in length, with 2 options for start/end dates. Limited exceptions to these start/end dates may be considered on a case‑by‑case basis:
May 17, 2027 - July 30, 2027

June 1, 2027 - August 13, 2027

If analyzing the financial costs of risk and uncertainty is your thing, join us!

Put your analytical skills to work—and drive the future of Liberty Mutual—when you pursue an 11-week internship with the Actuarial Development Program.

Liberty Mutual actuaries solve challenging business problems and bring value to our customers. Actuarial interns are valued members of our team, and support business needs with data analysis and insight.

As an Actuarial Intern, you’ll grow your knowledge of personal and commercial insurance products across a wide variety of disciplines, such as reserving, pricing, modeling, and analytics.

You’ll also gain hands‑on experience with various analyses, such as the preparation of rate level indications, and attend formal trainings to learn critical actuarial concepts.

We are focused on building actuarial skills needed for today and tomorrow. You’ll learn the tips of the trade from some of the best actuaries in the industry through hands‑on experience and technical training. After completing the internship, you will have stronger business skills and technical acumen.

• You’re pursuing a degree in Mathematics, Economics, Actuarial Science, or related discipline, with a strong academic record (3.0 or higher cumulative GPA preferred).
• You desire to work across a variety of actuarial functions and environments.
• You’re a problem solver, with a keen sense of analytical reasoning and mathematical concepts.
• You demonstrate proven leadership skills, with experience in a student organization, academic project, or community service organization.
• You possess strong written and interpersonal communication skills.
• You are naturally curious and have passion for learning.
• Actuarial Exam sittings or passing scores are preferred, but not required.