Annuity Issuance Internship

• Education:

Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Economics, or an equivalent discipline.

• Experience:

Academic training completed or in the final stages of studies.

• Technical skills:

Advanced proficiency in Excel and Access.
Competence in office tools.

• Key competencies:

Analytical capacity to interpret complex data and processes.
Orientation towards results and continuous improvement.
Ability to work in a team and communicate findings clearly.
Willingness to learn new processes and systems within the insurance sector.

Are you interested in participating in the transformation of key processes in the insurance sector from the very first day of your professional career?

You will join the Annuity Management team with a clear purpose: to optimize and simplify critical processes for issuance, portfolio management, and the provision of annuity products. Your work will have a direct impact on operational efficiency and our customers' experience, contributing to AXA maintaining its leadership in retirement and wealth protection solutions.

In a context where the insurance sector faces the need to modernize its operations, this internship offers you the unique opportunity to:

• Learn on the front lines how annuity processes work, one of the most relevant products in the digital transformation of the sector.
• Generate real impact by participating in continuous improvement initiatives that optimize operational efficiency.
• Develop technical and analytical competencies that will position you as a valuable professional in technology and operations.
• Work with professional tools in a collaborative and learning-oriented environment.

Participate in continuous improvement processes focused on optimizing the efficiency of the Annuity management unit.
Define and establish the working methodology with the Social Security Treasury.
Perform data extraction and prepare the reporting necessary for the information management of Annuity policies.
Support the monitoring of the Annuity line and in accounting, financial, and tax closing analysis.