Updated: 07 July 2026

Freelance | 8–20 hrs/week | Remote (EU/UK)

Are you an experienced actuary/pension specialist who instinctively spots gaps in analytical reasoning and understands the complex realities of actuarial practice? Do you have 8 to 20 hours per week available alongside your main job or consulting projects? Join us in shaping how AI understands and applies actuarial expertise at scale.

About the Role

10x.team connects expert freelancers with leading AI labs building next-generation models. We are looking for knowledgeable actuaries based in the EU or UK to enhance the accuracy, depth, and real-world relevance of AI-powered actuarial systems.

What You Will Do
- Review and refine AI-generated outputs related to actuarial analysis, risk modelling, documentation, and practical aspects of actuarial work
- Evaluate AI responses for accuracy, practicality, and compliance with real-world actuarial requirements
- Draft realistic actuarial scenarios based on your direct professional experience
- Create scenario variations from different perspectives (e.g. actuary, client,



financial advisor, or regulator)
- Identify gaps, oversights, or weak reasoning in AI-generated actuarial content
In simple terms: You will assess and improve AI-generated content, ensuring it reflects sound actuarial reasoning, authentic documentation, and practical procedures. Rather than conducting traditional actuarial work, you’ll apply your expertise to help AI systems understand and reason about actuarial processes at scale.

Who You Are
- A senior-level actuary with significant professional experience within the EU or UK
- Experienced in advising on, preparing, and executing actuarial analyses and reports
- Skilled at evaluating actuarial methodologies, compliance, and documentation
- Comfortable working independently and providing structured, critical feedback
- Available for 8–20 hours per week, with prompt availability

Why Join?
- Adaptable, fully remote freelance work that fits

📌 Pension Specialist (España)
🏢 10xteam
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