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Associate Director – Natural Hazards and Climate Risk Management
LondonSource: WhatJobs
£120,000–£180,000
They have an exciting opportunity for an experienced natural catastrophe modelling specialist to join the Physical Risk team within the Climate Practice at the Company as Associate Director for natural catastrophe and climate risk management consulting projects.
Location: London
Category: Catastrophe
Type: Permanent
Key Duties (Including but not limited to):
Engage with the Company's Risk & Broking community as well as external clients to develop the Natural Catastrophe and Climate Risk Management Business with focus on GB, EMEA and APAC. Responsible for developing leads, opportunities and wins and tracking business development pipeline in their CRM system
Management of catastrophe and climate risk consulting projects (mainly portfolio modelling and single site risk engineering), utilizing catastrophe models of RMS, KatRisk, JBA where necessary. This will involve project management of small teams of analysts to ensure projects are delivered on time, and within budget
Provide subject matter expertise in the running and evaluation of natural catastrophe models to support in the delivery and technical review of actuarial analyses and wider Risk & Analytics consulting projects
Strong client management, project management and team leadership skills and in depth understanding of catastrophe and climate risk consulting arena as well as good business development / presentation skills
Experience in using third party catastrophe models such as RMS, AIR, RQE, KatRisk with a strong understanding of probabilistic and catastrophe modelling concepts
Strong analytical, engineering, construction, science and/or mathematical-based background with interest in the area of natural hazard and climate risk (including earthquake, wind and flood)
Knowledge of databases such as SQL or MS Access, VBA, R, any Geographical Information Systems (GIS) software such as Q-GIS, GRASS or Arc GIS etc. would be an advantage
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