Senior Director, Actuarial Services

Location: Remote US; willingness to travel up to 20% of the time.

Salary: $235,000–$270,000 annual base salary and bonus, excluding equity and benefits.

Company

hirify.global is an AI-powered heart health company building a platform that predicts and prevents cardiac events, serving large U.S. health plans and employers.

What you will do

• Lead actuarial strategy, health economic research, cost savings analyses, outcomes research, and financial value demonstration.
• Partner with Sales, Consultant Relations, Customer Success, Medical Affairs, Finance, and other stakeholders to support proposals, renewals, commercial growth, and strategic decisions.
• Analyze medical and pharmacy claims data to evaluate utilization, medication adherence, costs, and financial outcomes.
• Develop risk-based pricing, value-based contracting, specialty incentive opportunities, performance guarantees, and related reserve requirements.
• Present actuarial and health economic findings to customers, consultants, payers, executives, industry audiences, and conferences.
• Track healthcare market dynamics, competitor trends, Medicare Advantage quality measures, reimbursement models, and new product impact.

Requirements

• 10+ years of actuarial experience in healthcare, health insurance, or a related healthcare organization, including health economic and financial analyses.
• Client-facing or sales-support experience in consulting, a startup, or a similar environment, with experience presenting analyses to customers, consultants, or executives.
• Deep knowledge of actuarial principles, healthcare economics, risk assessment, and statistical methodologies.
• Proficiency in R and experience analyzing large medical and pharmacy claims datasets, including paid and allowed amounts, healthcare utilization, and medication adherence measures.
• Ability to use artificial intelligence tools and agents for research, analysis, reporting, and complex workflows while evaluating outputs for accuracy and reliability.
• Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Actuarial Science, or a related field.
• ASA or FSA credential from the Society of Actuaries.
• Experience with healthcare cost savings studies, financial outcomes research, performance guarantees, and risk-based pricing models.
• Understanding of risk adjustment, Medicare Advantage Star Ratings, healthcare quality metrics, and related audit processes; strong communication, stakeholder influence, prioritization, and independent execution skills.

Culture & Benefits

• Positive, diverse, supportive, collaborative, creative, and courageous culture.
• Full-time remote role for the United States.
• Annual salary and bonus range of $235,000–$270,000; equity and benefits are excluded from the stated range.
• Travel required up to 20% of the time.