Head of Pricing
A fast‐growing, global insurance technology consultancy is expanding its UK footprint and is seeking a Pricing Lead Consultant to play a pivotal role in that growth.
The Role
Reporting into senior leadership, you will take ownership of the Pricing competency, acting as the go‐to expert across UK and international engagements. You will shape how pricing modernisation is conceived, sold and delivered, spanning rating, tariff build and migration, governance and technology‐enabled transformation for leading insurers. You will be trusted to set direction, represent the firm in senior client forums, and influence how pricing capability is built globally.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and own the pricing vision, strategy and roadmap, shaping the evolution of the firm’s Pricing Competency.
- Act as a trusted advisor on pricing transformation, covering methodology, modelling, governance and the adoption of modern pricing tools and platforms (e.g. Earnix, Radar, Hyperexponential, Quantee).
- Lead and support presales activity, co‐creating propositions, case studies and demos with Sales and Delivery, and representing the firm in client meetings and workshops.
- Sponsor and assure delivery across complex programmes, supporting solution design and ensuring alignment with pricing best practice and modern technology stacks.
- Build internal capability through frameworks, methodologies and accelerators, mentoring consultants and growing pricing expertise across the organisation.
About You
You bring a strong blend of pricing/actuarial domain expertise, consulting experience and technology‐enabled transformation, ideally gained within leading Non‐Life insurers. You are credible with C‐level stakeholders and Heads of Pricing/Underwriting/Risk, able to translate complex pricing challenges into clear solution concepts, operating models and business cases. You are comfortable working autonomously in cross‐functional, agile environments, combining analytical rigour with a proactive, ownership‐driven mindset, and have hands‐on exposure to modern pricing platforms (such as Earnix, Radar, Hyperexponential or Quantee) and contemporary data/analytics tooling.