The actuarial internship program at Great-West offers participants a unique and meaningful experience in the insurance industry. Great-West actuarial interns gain valuable industry experience along with the opportunity to enjoy Colorado in the summertime.

Actuarial interns at Great-West participate in meaningful projects that have a direct impact on the company. Participants work with senior leaders and executives, interact with other interns during group projects and social activities, and gain knowledge and experience to enhance their careers.

An actuarial internship at Great-West offers eligible participants many rewards: a competitive salary; pre-arranged, fully subsidized furnished housing and relocation benefits for out-of-state interns; scholarship opportunities; exam raises, and exam fee reimbursement.

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Summer Actuarial Internship FAQ’s
What kind of actuarial candidate is Great-West looking for?
Does Great-West pay relocation costs for actuarial interns?
What salary could an actuarial intern expect at Great-West?
What type of work does an actuarial intern typically perform?
Does Great-West organize social events for its actuarial personnel?
When should potential actuarial interns apply?
What if Great-West doesn’t recruit at my school?

What kind of actuarial candidate is Great-West looking for?
A 3.25 minimum GPA is required. Candidates with an actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, or financial background are preferred. Great-West may consider actuarial interns for its full-time actuarial student program at the conclusion of their internship.

Does Great-West pay relocation costs for actuarial interns?
Great-West reimburses reasonable relocation costs for out-of-state participants.

What salary could an actuarial intern expect at Great-West?
Intern salaries are competitive in the actuarial marketplace and are based on the individual’s past experience, expected year of graduation, and number of actuarial exams passed. Interns may be eligible for salary increases when they pass actuarial exams during the internship.

What type of work does an actuarial intern typically perform?
Actuarial interns are placed in one of Great-West’s departments, which could include Individual Markets, Asset Liability Management, 401(k), Investments, or Valuations. Interns work in close contact with other actuaries and are directly supervised by a senior actuarial student, FSA, or department manager. Interns may be assigned one or several projects for the summer and are expected to give a final presentation of their work at the conclusion of their internship. Interns may also be asked to work together on non-department-specific projects. Standard work weeks generally consist of 36 hours worked from Monday through Friday, with core business hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Interns may arrange specific schedules in accordance with the department’s needs.

Does Great-West organize social events for its actuarial personnel?
Great-West organizes an annual golf day for its interns and actuarial staff at the beautiful Arrowhead Golf Course. Interns live close to Denver and the Rocky Mountains and have their choice of a wide variety of summertime recreational activities.

When should potential actuarial interns apply?
Out-of-state applicants should submit their resumes no later than Dec. 1. In-state applicants should submit their resumes before Feb. 1.

What if Great-West doesn’t recruit at my school?
Great-West accepts resumes from students attending any university or college. Check our Job Openings link.