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The Talent Management Principal develops, implements, and evaluates employee development plans and programs to support organizational needs in a combination of disciplines such as management development, talent management, succession planning, technical or nontechnical training, or e-learning. The Talent Management Principal provides strategic advice and guidance to functional team(s). Highly skilled with broad, advanced technical experience.

The Talent Management Principal monitors employee development and training programs, assesses needs and results, develops new programs, and modifies existing programs. Works with senior executives to develop and drive segment or enterprise-wide functional strategies. Advises one or more areas, programs or functions and provides recommendations to senior executives on matters of significance, and as an advanced subject matter expert competent to work at very high levels in multiple knowledge and functional areas across the enterprise.

Job Title: Actuarial Community Principal
Job Family: Talent Management
Level: Principal

Summary:
The Actuarial Talent Management Principal oversees strategic direction and executes Humana’s actuarial talent programs residing in the business. Using deep knowledge and expertise of the actuarial community, actuarial science, and external practices, partners with the Chief Insurance Actuary, HR, and leaders to drive leadership development, skills advancement, learning, and professional growth across the actuarial community. The Lead ensures optimal functioning of core programs, including rotational assignments, intern recruitment, exam progress, and continuing education. The position serves as the primary liaison to key committees and enterprise talent initiatives. This position reports to the Chief Insurance Actuary.

Key Responsibilities:

• In coordination with the Chief Insurance Actuary and HR, serve as the Actuarial Community strategic SM and lead and execute strategy for core actuarial talent priorities.
  • Exams
  • Summer Interns
  • Continuing Education
  • Rotations
  • Actuarial Professionalism and Standards
•  Manage strategy and ensure execution of actuarial rotation and internship programs, ensuring alignment with enterprise goals and actuarial community needs. Coordinate logistics for actuarial rotation assignments and summer intern programs, including working with TA for recruiting, onboarding, event planning, and offer management.
• Partner with HR and Skills Committee to maintain and evolve the actuarial skills model and oversee annual skills assessments using industry best practices
• Collaborate with Exam Committee to support the APDP policy, exam progress tracking, and ongoing exam communications.
• Oversee continuing education resources and compliance in partnership with Learning Committee and volunteers.
• Facilitate leadership development via the Actuarial Executive Development Program (AEDP) and Mentoring Committee.
• Lead and coordinate the activities of enrichment teams: Innovation, Skills, Exam, Standards & Qualifications, Continuing Education, DEI, Growth, Networking, Insights, and Mentoring. Support enrichment teams with meeting planning, documentation, and process improvement. Support Exam Committee in APDP communications, question triage, and exam policy updates.
• Serves as a core member of the Actuarial Steering Committee.
• Evaluate and streamline processes for internal actuarial promotion process, actuarial job track alignment, and talent-related data management (scorecards, SharePoint).
• In tight coordination with HR and using external industry best practices, benchmark Humana’s actuarial talent management practices against industry standards and drive continuous improvement.
• Administer continuing education tracking in partnership with volunteers and Learning Committee.
• Ensure actuarial talent data is complete and up to date Workday, email lists, and SharePoint.

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Required Qualifications
Typically requires a Bachelor's degree, in some instances a Master's or Doctorate's degree, and 10+ years of technical experience, or equivalent, and 2-5 years of project/people leadership

Required Qualifications:

• 8+ years actuarial or actuarial talent management experience, including program or team leadership required (or similar experience)
• At least 3 years experience in talent management
• Strong external relationships in actuarial functions, companies, and organizations
• Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects and collaborate across multiple business functions.
• Experience developin