Are you passionate about turning complex natural catastrophe data into powerful insights that shape global risk decisions? Do you thrive at the intersection of data science, analytical modelling and cutting-edge technology? If so, this is your opportunity to make a real impact at one of the world's leading reinsurance companies.

About The Role
As a Cat Model Analyst, you will be a key contributor to Swiss Re's proprietary Natural Catastrophe modelling platform — a platform that underpins underwriting and risk decisions on a global scale. You'll work at the heart of a multidisciplinary team, collaborating with model developers, underwriters, geospatial specialists and software engineers to build cutting-edge tools, deploy cutting-edge risk models and deliver insights that matter.

This is a role for someone who loves solving complex analytical problems, building scalable solutions and turning bold ideas into tangible business impact.

Key Responsibilities
- Conceptualise and build NatCat applications using sophisticated analytical technologies,



driving platform improvements from concept to production
- Partner directly with model developers, underwriters and product owners to design and deliver innovative, business-ready solutions
- Support model validation and deployment, assisting model developers in validating prototypes and deploying them into the global productive Nat Cat platform
- Build and maintain exposure reporting tools in combination with internal models and external risk model providers
- Collaborate and coordinate across teams to ensure successful model and tool releases throughout the year
- Drive release testing and documentation, supporting proper business documentation for various NatCat tool suite releases
- Provide ad-hoc support to the user community on model and tool-related issues and queries
- Install, maintain and contribute to the Oasis open-source platform, including the development of new functionality over time
- Coordinate platform setup

📌 Cat Tools (Bengaluru)
🏢 Swiss Re
📍 Bengaluru