Actuarial and consulting firm serving insurance, healthcare, and employee benefits markets
Milliman is a 1,000+ person actuarial and consulting firm headquartered in Seattle since 1947, with global presence across insurance, healthcare, and employee benefits verticals. The tech stack is heavily Microsoft-centric (Office, Excel, SQL Server, .NET) with emerging AI adoption (RAG, Azure AI, OpenAI) and RPA automation (UiPath, Blue Prism, Automation Anywhere) — a pattern typical of large professional-services firms modernizing legacy workflows. Engineering and data hiring is accelerating (60 and 35 active roles respectively), while pain points cluster around legacy product redesign, cross-functional coordination, and delivery timelines, suggesting a shift toward platform-based solutions and internal tooling.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Adviser Services, Chief Information Security Officer
Milliman provides actuarial consulting and advisory services to insurance carriers, healthcare organizations, corporations managing employee benefits, and government entities. The firm operates through specialized practices: employee benefits, healthcare, investment, life insurance and financial services, and property & casualty insurance. With offices worldwide and a professional staff including actuaries, clinicians, and economists, Milliman supports the full spectrum of organizational types from private corporations to nonprofits. Current operational focus includes mergers and acquisitions support, pricing model development, and deployment of reusable accelerators and standardized workflows across client engagements.
Core infrastructure: Microsoft Office, SQL Server, .NET Framework, ASP.NET. Analytics and modeling: Python, R, SAS, VBA, Excel. Automation: UiPath, Blue Prism, Power Automate. Cloud: Azure services, SharePoint Online, Microsoft 365. Currently adopting RAG, Power Apps, Azure Functions, and OpenAI.
13 countries: United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, France, Italy, Israel, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, China, and Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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