WNS (Holdings) Limited (NYSE: WNS), is a leading Business Process Management (BPM) company. We combine our deep industry knowledge with technology and analytics expertise to co-create innovative, digital-led transformational solutions with clients across 10 industries. We enable businesses in Travel, Insurance, Banking and Financial Services, Manufacturing, Retail and Consumer Packaged Goods, Shipping and Logistics, Healthcare, and Utilities to re-imagine their digital future and transform their outcomes with operational excellence.

We deliver an entire spectrum of BPM services in finance and accounting, procurement, customer interaction services and human resources leveraging collaborative models that are tailored to address the unique business challenges of each client. We co-create and execute the future vision of 400+ clients with the help of our 44,000+ employees. Our global footprint spans 16 countries with 61 delivery centers worldwide including in China, Costa Rica, India, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Turkey, United Kingdom and the United States.

Understanding client requirements and carrying out analyses that will aid the creation of solutions to meet these requirements.
Engaging with stakeholders on requirements.
Participating in pre-specified modelling changes while learning to appreciate best practice modelling guidelines.
Participating in system testing activities and constructing results dashboards to aid in the walkthroughs of results analyses to stakeholders.
Communicating progress on activities to relevant stakeholders and delivery managers
Preparing complete documentation and audit packs supporting developments and overall model releases.
Ensuring process activities are consistent with defined process manuals and updating procedural manuals when necessary.
Must have Skills:
Actuarial Science, Actuarial, MS Office, Actuarial Valuation,VBA - Visual Basic for Applications

Post Graduate

3 Actuarial CT papers, Sound knowledge in VBA, SQL& Life Actuarial software exposure