Early Career Risk Engineering Analyst, Property & Casualty

About the role

AIG Australia is recruiting for an Early Career Risk Engineering Analyst in Property & Casualty, part of its Early Career Analyst Program. The program lasts two years and combines formal and experience-based training with meaningful work, mentored by experienced professionals. It suits recent university graduates and those with up to two years of work experience. Applications close 20 December 2026 and the position starts in March 2027.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct site surveys of commercial, industrial and infrastructure facilities insured by AIG.
• Assess property risks such as fire protection systems, electrical infrastructure, flammable liquids and gases, storage arrangements, production processes and operational hazards.
• Evaluate casualty exposures from site operations, products, contractors, fleet activities and public interactions.
• Assess natural catastrophe exposures including flood, bushfire, windstorm, earthquake and hail.
• Identify vulnerabilities that could lead to major property damage, business interruption, environmental or liability losses.
• Apply AIG risk assessment methodologies to evaluate risk quality and recommend improvements.
• Review third-party engineering and risk reports to support underwriting assessments and account risk selection.
• Develop fire, flood and other loss estimates to support underwriting decisions and portfolio management.
• Work with underwriters to communicate key risk strengths, weaknesses, exposures and mitigation opportunities.

Required profile

• Graduated within the last two years before 2027.
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Technology or Science.
• Demonstrated strong academic achievement and a genuine interest in engineering risk assessment and client service.
• Ability to carry out multi-day site surveys, including climbing ladders and standing for long periods.

Required skills

• Excellent computer skills, including the Microsoft Office suite.
• Strong verbal and written communication and stakeholder engagement.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills, with good time management and organisation.

The role is based in the office four days per week. AIG offers a Total Rewards program covering health, wellbeing, financial security and professional development.