As a Pension Administrator with this leading UK Consultancy you will provide services to a wide range of trust-based company pension schemes and will be responsible for performing various administration tasks e.g., handling of new entrants, leavers, retirements, transfers and deaths. You will be updating relevant pension's administration databases and systems, running automated calculations and performing manual benefit calculations. You will develop a knowledge of clients and their associated schemes in order to progress you career in the pension's industry.
To be considered you will have a basic knowledge and understanding of the pension's industry with previous pension administration experience, including knowledge of DB schemes being essential. You will possess a numerical aptitude evidenced by work experience or academic achievements with strong organisation skills and a can-do attitude.
This employer is happy to discuss flexible working and various hybrid working options and offer an attractive reward package, typical benefits include: competitive salary, discretionary Bonus Scheme, pension plan and life assurance, alongside a comprehensive range of voluntary and flexible benefits to suit you and your lifestyle including holiday trading, tech scheme, cycle to work scheme, dental cover, healthcare cash plan, critical illness cover, private medical cover for self and family, travel insurance and a broad range of discounts at hundreds of retailers.
If you are a pension's administrator looking for a new, challenging, rewarding role with excellent career development potential apply now!
For a full Job Profile about this role, to apply, or for a formal/informal discussion please contact me: tasha@abenefit2u.com / 0208 274 2842 / 07958 958626
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