Data %Actuarial Analyst

CSI Overview

We protect Montanans by regulating two of the state’s largest industries- securities and insurance. Our mission is to foster a thriving marketplace through education, common sense regulation, and equitable enforcement of the law, ensuring swift accountability for fraudsters and justice for victims.

The Montana State Auditor, Commissioner of Securities and Insurance (CSI), has an exciting opportunity for a part-time Data and Actuarial Analyst Intern. CSI is a small agency that values unity, effective working relationships, and mutual respect. We challenge our team members to excel as individuals and as part of a supportive team. We offer wonderful mentorship, education, training, and opportunities for career growth.

Join Montana’s insurance rates team and turn classroom knowledge into real world regulatory impact. Gain hands on experience with data analytics, statistical modeling, and actuarial review while supporting consumer protection efforts.

• Paid internship with the State of Montana’s Insurance rates regulatory team.
• Support data management and analytical projects that modernize Montana’s Insurance regulatory capabilities.
• Work with real insurance data, statistical models, and homeowner datasets to inform policy decisions.
• Hands on experience in data management, statistical analysis, and insurance regulation in a supportive, mentoring environment.

• Participate in legislative studies, including the NAIC Homeowners Data Call and analysis of Montana Market trends.
• Prepare data summaries, visualizations, and reports for regulatory decision making with guidance from senior staff.
• Help automate data collection and reporting processes to improve efficiency.

• Students in mathematics, statistics, data science, actuarial science, or related fields.
• Comfortable with quantitative analysis and basic statistical concepts.
• Experience with data analysis tools (Excel, programming languages like R or python) and data visualization tools preferred.
• Strong analytical thinking, curiosity, and willingness to learn complex insurance concepts.

If you meet the qualifications listed above and have an interest in protecting Montana consumers, please submit the following:

• Cover letter
• Resume
• College Transcripts
• Minimum two (2) professional references

Note- when uploading and submitting your application materials, please mark your attachments as “relevant” or we will not be able to view them.

Applications missing the requested documents will be considered incomplete and will not progress further in the process. Only electronic materials will be accepted. If you need assistance or accommodation, please contact Human Resources.

Applicants claiming employment preference are required to provide proper documentation, i.e. Vet Preference (DD214), Disabled Vet document from U.S. Veterans Administration certifying service-connected disability or purple heart medal, disabled (DPHHS Disability Certification), by the closing date. The State of Montana Careers system will generate an email with instructions on how to submit preference documents.