Lead Actuary

About Redion

Redion is a global care, assistance, and travel insurance provider, helping people stay protected and supported wherever life takes them. In Australia, Redion partners with businesses and travellers to deliver travel insurance, emergency assistance, and care services, providing support before, during, and after every journey.

Backed by a global network spanning more than 190 countries, Redion combines local expertise with worldwide reach to be there when it matters most. Guided by our values of Caring, Collaborative, Agile, Reliable, and Experts, we're committed to delivering exceptional experiences for our customers, partners, and people.

About the role

As Lead Actuary, you will play a key role in shaping the performance, profitability, and sustainability of Redion Australia's travel insurance portfolio. Reporting to the Chief Insurance Officer, you will lead the actuarial function across reserving, capital management, reinsurance, regulatory reporting, and portfolio performance, providing trusted advice to senior leaders and influencing strategic business decisions.

Partnering closely with teams across Commercial, Finance, Product, Claims, and Risk, you will translate actuarial insights into actions that drive portfolio performance, strengthen governance, and support sustainable growth. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded actuary who combines strong technical expertise with the ability to influence outcomes at an executive level.

What the role looks like

• Lead the actuarial reserving process, ensuring accurate liability valuations and providing insights into claims trends, portfolio performance, and emerging risks.
• Own actuarial input into APRA reporting, capital monitoring, solvency management, and Board-level reporting, ensuring robust governance and regulatory compliance.
• Support the design, evaluation, and performance monitoring of reinsurance arrangements to optimise portfolio protection and financial outcomes.
• Partner with Commercial, Finance, Product, Claims, and Risk teams to identify performance drivers and influence underwriting, pricing, and product strategies.
• Provide actuarial expertise to support business planning, forecasting, strategic initiatives, and new growth opportunities.
• Act as the organisation's actuarial subject matter expert, building strong relationships with insurers, reinsurers, auditors, and regulators.
• Drive actuarial governance, risk management, and continuous improvement, ensuring strong controls and adherence to professional and regulatory standards.

What you’ll bring

• Fellow of the Actuaries Institute with extensive actuarial experience within the general insurance sector.
• Strong expertise in reserving, liability valuation, and insurance portfolio performance analysis.
• Demonstrated experience delivering APRA regulatory reporting, capital management analysis, and governance requirements.
• Sound understanding of reinsurance structures, treaty performance, renewals, and recovery management.
• Commercially minded with the ability to translate complex actuarial insights into clear business recommendations and strategic decisions.
• Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, with experience using actuarial modelling and data tools such as Excel, SQL, Python, or R.
• Outstanding stakeholder management and communication skills, with a proven ability to influence executives, insurers, reinsurers, regulators, and cross-functional teams.

Why join us

At Redion, we're more than a travel insurance and assistance provider. We're a global care business that helps people navigate life's unexpected moments with confidence and peace of mind. Every day, our people make a real difference by supporting customers when they need it most.

What You'll Get

• State of the art offices
• Competitive salary package and annual bonus opportunities
• Flexible Public Holiday Exchange: Trade selected public holidays for alternative dates that better suit your personal, cultural, or family commitments
• 50/50 hybrid working, giving you the flexibility to work from both home and office
• 20 weeks paid parental leave for primary carers, 2 weeks paid for secondary carers
• An active Social Club with regular team events and activities
• Ongoing opportunities for career development and professional growth
• A supportive, collaborative culture where your contributions are recognised and valued