Lead end‑to‑end delivery of actuarial transformation initiatives for Prudential Vietnam, translating business requirements into practical delivery plans and supporting sustainable actuarial capability building.
Responsibilities
Manage end‑to‑end delivery of assigned actuarial transformation initiatives
Translate business requirements into practical delivery plans across data, automation, reporting, workflow and process improvement initiatives
Support sustainable actuarial capability building by ensuring delivered solutions are tested, documented, adopted by users and transitioned effectively into BAU ownership
Lead day‑to‑day delivery of assigned initiatives from scoping, planning and design through build, testing, deployment, handover and BAU transition
Work with Actuarial leads, users and initiative owners to clarify requirements, define deliverables, confirm acceptance criteria and secure business sign‑off
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in actuarial, finance, mathematics, data science, computer science or related discipline
The Gridtern Program provides currently enrolled college students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in the energy industry through roles in data analytics, reporting, and business insight.
Compensation
Salary Range $20.00 -$34.00 an hour
Responsibilities
support data analytics, reporting, and business insight initiatives
analyze financial, project, and operational data to identify trends
build and maintain dashboards, reports, and visualizations
support data extraction, validation, and reporting activities
present findings to technical and non-technical audiences
A summer internship program for enrolled college students to gain practical experience in the energy industry across various engineering departments including distribution controls, solutions engineering, planning, protection, and telecommunications.
Compensation
Salary Range: $23.00 -$35.00 an hour
Responsibilities
Support technologies that enhance the monitoring, control, and operation of the electric distribution system.
Gain hands-on experience in data management, automation, and emerging AI technologies.
Develop and improve processes for collecting, organizing, and validating engineering and operational data.
Assist with project-related analyses, scope development activities, and technical documentation.
A year-long development program role supporting the development and maintenance of the Energy Management System (EMS) used by Control Centers, focusing on displays and visualization.
Compensation
Competitive salary ranging from $90,100 to $106,000, plus a comprehensive benefits package
Responsibilities
Create, update, and maintain EMS one-line diagrams, geographic displays, dashboards, and other visualization tools
Help develop and configure displays for National Grid’s new EMS platform
Maintain displays in the existing EMS platform during the transition
Test displays to confirm links, alarms, data, colors, navigation, and other features
Support conversion and migration of displays between existing and new EMS platforms
Requirements
Bachelor or Master’s degree in Engineering
Computer Science
Information Technology
GIS
Nice to have: Experience working with operating systems
A highly motivated Biology Teacher to deliver excellent teaching and learning, inspire students, and secure outstanding academic outcomes within an international school environment.
Responsibilities
Deliver consistently excellent teaching and learning, embodying the Regents Teaching and Learning Consistencies and Principles
Teach Computer Science across KS3, KS4 and KS5, developing computational thinking, programming skills, and problem-solving abilities
Contribute to high-quality curriculum planning and assessment, delivering rigorous, well-sequenced lessons
Use assessment and feedback effectively to accelerate student progress
Contribute fully to the wider life of the school, including Form Tutoring, enrichment activities and co-curricular opportunities
Lead technical discussions and partnerships for robotics foundation models, coordinating between research, engineering, and partner organizations.
Compensation
Market-rate compensation based on experience and seniority, plus early-stage equity. The salary range has not been specified. Candidates must have US work authorization or an H-1B visa that can be transferred.
Responsibilities
Build deep understanding of robotics foundation models and deployment systems
Lead technical discussions with partners from initial meetings through pilot scoping and contract negotiation
Coordinate between research and engineering teams in Seoul and Tokyo and partner organizations in the United States
Work with US leadership to scope and negotiate pilot and partnership terms
Work from the San Francisco office about three days per week and occasionally travel to partner sites
Bachelor's or higher in a technical discipline such as electrical engineering, electronics, computer engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, physics, or related field; admission to a U.S. state bar for attorney candidates
Nice to have: Experience with sophisticated technology companies
Nice to have: Substantial patent portfolios
Nice to have: Direct interaction with in-house counsel
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