Actuarial Intern, Reserving; Automation

Munich Re Group is one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance. As pioneers in risk assessment, we drive the digital transformation of the global insurance landscape, expanding products and services as new forms of risk emerge. From space rocket launches to cyber-attacks, from high-net worth individuals to pandemics, we take care of risks so our clients can take care of their businesses.

You will be joining as part of the Central Life Reserving team, having the opportunity to work with other business units in the Asia region. Main responsibilities providing support for Solvency II and IFRS
17 reporting by enhancing and automating the tools and processes used in the valuation workflow.

We are seeking interns available for a full-time commitment from May to December 2026 only – please apply only if you can commit to this period.

• Develop and enhance tools used in the actuarial valuation process to improve efficiency, accuracy, and automation within the workflow.
• Collaborate with the Central Life Reserving team to test and validate tools, ensuring reliability and alignment with reporting requirements.
• Support Solvency II and IFRS 17 reporting by improving and streamlining existing processes and tools used in the valuation cycle.
• Prepare clear documentation for tools developed and enhancements implemented to ensure transparency and ease of future maintenance.

• Pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in a quantitative field (e.g., Actuarial Science, Finance, Statistics, Mathematics) or a related field.
• Ability to code in Python will be advantageous.
• Good Excel skills and other programming skills (e.g. VBA, R, Python, SQL, etc.) are desired.
• Good written and verbal communications skills.

At Munich Re, we embrace, and value, the interaction of diverse backgrounds, experiences, perspectives and thought. This interaction is our foundation. Of our open culture and spirit of partnership. Of how our teams are built and cultivated. Of how we are supported and developed. And at the centre of this interaction is each of us.