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Mutual of Omaha · 1 day ago

Summer 2026 Actuarial Intern - Remote

United States

Internship

Remote

Intern

$25/hr - $29/hr

Start in 2026 Summer

Mutual of Omaha is a Fortune 500 company offering a high-impact Actuarial Internship Program. Interns will gain hands-on experience through real-world projects, contributing to areas such as financial results and insurance product pricing over a 12-week period.

Auto InsuranceCommercial InsuranceFinancial ServicesHealth InsuranceInsuranceLife InsuranceProperty Insurance

No H1B

Responsibilities

Participate in projects as assigned. Assignments may be related to product development, morbidity and mortality tables, financial results, premium persistency, expenses, or other matters as designated by managers

Generate and verify data related to various exhibits and reports, applying actuarial and mathematical concepts, formulae, and computer capabilities as necessary for completion of duties

Provide senior colleagues with documentation and explanations of computation results, and may research, analyze, and summarize material required by other actuarial personnel

Prepare schedules of statistics, premiums, reserves, and benefits assigned, documenting and verifying factors used in the related computations

Write small computer programs as an aid in generating and testing actuarial data or provide programmers with actuarial input to assist in the development of such programs

Qualification

Actuarial ScienceStatisticsMathematicsData AnalyticsEconomicsComputer ScienceStatistical InterpretationActuarial AssumptionsDiversityInclusion

Required

An actuarial background in a related field, such as Actuarial Science, Math, Statistics, Economics and/or Computer Science

An aptitude for statistical interpretation and a working knowledge of actuarial assumptions and formulae

You are enrolled in a degree program related to actuarial science, math, statistics, data analytics, economics or other related fields both before and after the internship

You have successfully completed one or more Society of Actuaries exam(s) via The University-Earned Credit (UEC) Program or traditional exam setting (pending exam credit is permitted)

You possess an aptitude for statistical interpretation and a working knowledge of actuarial assumptions and formulae

You promote a culture of diversity and inclusion, value different ideas and opinions, and listen courageously, remaining curious in all that you do

Able to work remotely with access to a high-speed internet connection and located in the United States or Puerto Rico