Health Benefits Analyst

The Opportunity

The Health Benefits Analyst plays a key role in supporting the delivery of complex and high-impact health benefits consulting services to a diverse client base. This position offers early exposure to meaningful client work, advanced analytical challenges, and the opportunity to develop deep expertise in the evolving health benefits landscape.

You will work as part of a collaborative, high-performing team in a fast-paced and intellectually rigorous environment. From the outset, you will contribute to client deliverables, gain hands-on experience with real-world analytical problems, and build the technical and professional skills necessary for long-term career development. The role provides for mentorship from experienced consultants and supports individuals interested in pursuing actuarial credentials and continuous professional development.

The Role

The Health Benefits Analyst works closely with colleagues, clients, and carriers/vendors to deliver rigorous, data-driven insights and analysis.

Key responsibilities include:

• Analyzing complex health plan data, including claims experience and cost trends
• Developing financial projections, budget models, and claims cost analyses
• Performing renewal, pricing, and plan design analyses
• Preparing claims curves and projections for retiree health valuations
• Supporting the development of bid specifications and evaluating vendor proposals
• Preparing quarterly and annual financial reports and client deliverables
• Collaborating with client teams and client partners/carriers/vendors

Analysts are expected to perform advanced technical and analytical work with a high level of proficiency, contribute directly to client deliverables, develop strong analytical judgment and engage with clients and external partners early in their careers.

A strong emphasis is placed on producing high-quality work product. Analysts are expected to ensure accuracy, completeness, and clear documentation of analyses, while proactively identifying and communicating issues that may impact quality, timelines, or client outcomes.