Early Careers Launch - Retirement Actuarial

Opportunities Across Aon Solution Lines

Launch Your Career in Actuarial Consulting

Aon is looking for soon-to-be graduates and recent graduates to join our Early Careers Launch Development Program in actuarial roles across different areas of the business. Depending on business need, location and role alignment, opportunities may sit within solution lines such as Wealth Solutions, Health, Risk Consulting or Reinsurance. You do not need to be an actuarial expert on day one. Through our Launch Program and on-the-job learning, you will learn how actuaries use data, models, financial insight and skilled judgment to help clients understand, price and manage risk.

As an Actuarial colleague, you will build the skills, confidence and market knowledge needed to turn complex quantitative information into clear business insight and support better client decisions.

Applicants must be legally authorized to work in Canada. This role is not eligible for sponsorship, and we are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa or work permit.

Aon is in the business of better decisions

At Aon, we shape decisions for the better to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world.

As an organization, we are united through trust as one inclusive team and we are passionate about helping our colleagues and clients succeed.

What is Actuarial Consulting

Aon's Actuarial teams help organizations understand and manage financial risk by applying data, analytics, modeling and business insight to complex challenges. We work with clients to evaluate future outcomes, test scenarios and support important business decisions across areas such as retirement, health,



risk consulting and reinsurance. By combining analytical expertise, technology and industry knowledge, actuaries help clients make more informed decisions and prepare for the future.

What You Will Do Across Actuarial Roles

As an Actuarial colleague, you will build hands-on actuarial experience while developing an understanding of how data, models, clients and strategy come together to create value. Technology, including AI-enabled tools and global delivery teams, increasingly supports routine calculation and data preparation, allowing Actuarial colleagues to focus earlier on validation, interpretation, scenario thinking, communication and client value.

- Analyze data, build and review models, test scenarios and validate outputs against actuarial principles.
- Support analysis that helps clients understand financial obligations, risk drivers, assumptions, trends and potential future outcomes.
- Draft reports, presentations and analysis summaries that support good-governance and financial reporting expectations.
- Coordinate workstreams, manage documentation and identify opportunities to improve actuarial processes and delivery.

Where Actuarial Roles May Sit

Actuarial opportunities can be found in different solution lines. Your responsibilities and exam path may vary by team, region and role.



The sections below outline the type of work and likely exam path for each area.

Wealth Solutions / Retirement

- Solution line focus: Helps organizations make better decisions about pensions, retirement programs and long-term financial commitments.

- Responsibilities may include: Supporting funding and accounting valuations, projections, benefit calculations, plan reporting, data reconciliation, risk analysis and advice for organizations managing pension and retirement obligations.

Health

- Solution line focus: Helps organizations evaluate health and benefits programs, plan costs and future financial commitments related to employee benefits.

- Responsibilities may include: Supporting plan design analysis, cost trends, rate-setting, renewals, carrier bid reviews, employee contribution analysis, scenario analysis and valuation of retiree medical or disability plans.

Risk Consulting

- Solution line focus: Helps organizations understand property and casualty risk, evaluate total cost of risk and make informed risk management decisions.

- Responsibilities may include: Supporting exposure analysis, loss forecasting, accruals, self-insurance analysis, cash flow analysis, reserving, actuarial opinions and total cost of risk evaluation.

Reinsurance

- Solution line focus: Helps insurers and other risk-bearing organizations analyze reinsurance transactions, manage volatility and support capital and risk transfer decisions.

- Responsibilities may include: Supporting pricing analysis, dynamic risk modeling, reinsurance transaction analysis, contract and product learning, capital solutions and client-ready presentations f

📌 Early Careers: Retirement Actuarial Associate (Toronto)
🏢 Aon
📍 Toronto