Are you an established DB/DC pensions professional either looking to take a step away from BAU administration roles or taking a step back from a managerial/client-facing duties? This could be the role for you!
Taking your strong pensions knowledge forwards, you will be responsible for ensuring the accuracy of all documents and calculations. Benefit from a flexible working structure (remote considered) with no direct line management responsibilities.
About the role
- A technical specialist who can check work before it is sent out, including manual calculations.
- Be able to quickly pick up and understand scheme summaries of the different schemes administered.
- Use your knowledge to interpret the rules of the scheme and identify any quirky aspects that need particular attention.
- Train colleagues as and when required.
- Assist where needed elsewhere on projects that need strong technical knowledge.
About you
- Strong experience of occupational pension schemes/knowledge of pensions market
- Awareness of technical pensions matters and proactively maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry developments.
- Competent user of MS office systems (e.g. Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
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