Jobs at Barnett Waddingham

Coordinate large or complex pension data initiatives, check colleagues' work for accuracy and compliance, validate calculations, build testing matrices, produce trustee status reports, liaise with client managers, mentor staff, and ensure projects deliver on time and within budget.

The Treasury Administrator will maintain and reconcile accounting records, manage cashflows, support investment reconciliations, and ensure compliance while developing client relationships.

Lead and deliver longevity and life insurance risk projects: pricing, risk transfer structuring, experience analysis, assumption setting, and actuarial/strategic advice. Build client relationships, win engagements, mentor juniors, collaborate across teams, and represent the firm externally.

The Business Development Manager will grow the SIPP market by establishing and deepening adviser relationships, manage non-advised enquiries, and directly contribute to shaping the business's strategy.

Manage and strengthen a portfolio of pension administration clients, provide consultancy on Defined Benefit administration, handle budgets/fees, support business development and retention, lead client meetings, mitigate complaints, and promote the firm at industry events while ensuring client satisfaction and compliance.

Lead and deliver actuarial consulting projects for general insurance clients, including capital modelling, reserving, pricing, risk management, model development, client engagement, project management, and business development while mentoring junior staff and ensuring governance and quality.

The Senior Client Relationship Manager will manage client relationships, provide pensions expertise, support business growth, and lead client engagements and presentations.

The Consulting Actuary provides actuarial consulting services, manages client relationships, leads teams, and advises on pensions, risk management, and legislation compliance.

The Senior Consulting Actuary will lead client consulting, manage teams, ensure high-quality service, and develop business opportunities while providing actuarial advice on pensions and other financial decisions.

The role involves supporting clients with insurance investment and ALM, winning projects, and delivering complex assignments while maintaining strong client relationships.

The Pension Administrator prepares benefit calculations, maintains member records, interprets scheme documentation, and supports colleagues. Responsibilities include handling member activities and ensuring data integrity, with opportunities for professional development.

Administer defined benefit and defined contribution pension schemes, perform complex benefit calculations, check colleague work for compliance, authorise payments, manage pension payroll and year-end returns, liaise with regulators (DWP, HMRC, TPR, ICO), monitor scheme cashflow and investments, and support/train junior team members.

Support and manage complex DB and DC pension scheme projects, check colleagues' work for accuracy and compliance, provide stakeholder updates, analyse and correct scheme data, build calculation matrices for testing system outputs, and run projects around regular scheme events like pension increases, annual benefit statements and payrolls.

Provide technical pension administration expertise: advise specialist and client teams, attend client meetings, peer-review complex member and scheme calculations, support members, produce technical input for reports and projects, and deliver ad-hoc training and query resolution for the administration team.

Join as a graduate-level pension administrator delivering pension calculations, member communications, record-keeping, responding to member queries, interpreting scheme rules, meeting deadlines, and supporting continuous improvement while studying for professional qualifications.

Lead and manage SIPP customer communications strategy and delivery across verbal, digital and paper channels. Own Consumer Duty communication accountabilities, set standards and best practice, ensure clarity and outcome-focused content, consider behavioural biases, and partner with senior stakeholders to enable informed customer decisions and consistent distributor communications.

The Client Administrator supports the Pension Administration team by managing client portfolios, ensuring accurate service delivery, handling complaints, and preparing reports.

The Senior Client Administrator will manage client relationships and provide administration services within the Pensions Administration team, ensuring quality service delivery and effective complaint resolution.

Lead onboarding and offboarding projects for pension schemes, set objectives, write briefs and plans, manage budgets, risks and progress, coordinate stakeholders, mentor colleagues in project management, support business development and represent the organisation externally to build relationships.

The Pension Administrator - Projects checks data accuracy and compliance, manages tasks for new projects, supports client onboarding, performs data analysis, and identifies improvements. They will also collaborate with the team and help develop colleagues.