Are you looking for a role where actuarial reporting goes beyond delivering numbers?
If you enjoy understanding the story behind actuarial results, challenging assumptions, improving processes and influencing decision-making, this role will give you the opportunity to work at the heart of NN Spain’s reporting and financial performance framework.
You will play a key role in the evolution of our IFRS 17 and Solvency II reporting landscape, helping ensure that actuarial information is robust, transparent and meaningful for Finance, Risk, auditors and senior management. At the same time, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to automation initiatives, enhance reporting processes and strengthen actuarial capabilities across the business.

What this role offers
High visibility and business impact Your analyses and reporting will support key business decisions, helping stakeholders understand financial performance, risks and future opportunities.
Exposure to IFRS 17 and Solvency II You'll work across two of the most relevant actuarial frameworks in the industry,



developing expertise that is highly valued across the market.
Continuous improvement and innovation You'll have the opportunity to streamline processes, reduce manual activities and leverage automation tools to increase efficiency and control.
International environment You will collaborate with different functions across Finance, Risk, Actuarial and the wider NN Group, expanding both your technical and business perspective.
Flexible and people-focused culture Remote working, versátil hours, learning opportunities and a strong wellbeing culture allow you to grow professionally while maintaining balance in your personal life.

Questions candidates often ask
"Do I need experience in both IFRS 17 and Solvency II?"
Not necessarily. IFRS 17 is currently a strategic priority for the team and experience in this area is highly valued. However, strong Solvency II experience combined with reporting, valuation and analytic

📌 Reporting Actuary (Madrid)
🏢 Nn Group
📍 Madrid