Help create, enhance, and maintain Hamilton’s view of risk by conducting independent research, and incorporating the findings into external catastrophe model selection, adjustments, and risk pricing.
Provide in-depth review and evaluation of external vendor models.
Analyze exposure and claims data to provide insights into Hamilton’s risk profile.
Perform independent research to form a clear strategy for addressing the impact of climate change.
Evaluate and investigate vendor model changes, and communicate findings to all stakeholders.
Develop model assessment and usage reports for both internal and external stakeholders.
Develop a good understanding of how Hamilton uses catastrophe models to estimate losses and price various lines of business, as well as manage the overall portfolio.

Master’s degree or Ph.D. in meteorology, engineering, hydrology, hydraulic, fire, climate Science, or related discipline.
Experience in catastrophe model development or validation.
Experience in the areas of underwriting, actuarial, or risk management is a plus.
Demonstrated experience in using risk models and aggregation tools, and data investigation, particularly for natural catastrophe and terror risks.
Proven ability to work effectively across interdisciplinary teams and influence colleagues, particularly those with whom there is no reporting relationship.
Proficient in SQL, Python or R.

Extreme Events Research Scientist

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