Conor Hartnett
About Conor Hartnett
Conor Hartnett is an Analyst in Corporate Actuarial at AXA XL in London, having graduated with first-class honours from Trinity College Dublin. He has a strong background in mathematics and economics, with experience in applying statistical methods to solve real-world problems.
Current Role at AXA XL
Conor Hartnett serves as an Analyst in the Corporate Actuarial department at AXA XL, a division of AXA. He has been in this role since 2021, contributing for three years in London, England. In this position, he utilizes his technical and theoretical knowledge to address complex actuarial challenges and develop innovative solutions.
Education and Expertise
Conor Hartnett graduated at the top of his class with a first-class honours degree in Maths and Economics (Joint Honours) from Trinity College Dublin, where he studied from 2017 to 2021. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Economics from The University of British Columbia, which he completed in 2020. His education has equipped him with expertise in statistical methods, forecasting, differential equations, and calculus, which he applies to economic and financial theory.
Professional Experience
Before joining AXA XL, Conor Hartnett gained experience in the food service industry. He worked as a Food Server at Cloud Picker Coffee in Dublin City, Ireland, for three months in 2019, and at Burgerfabriek in Amsterdam, Netherlands, for two months in the same year. These roles provided him with foundational skills in customer service and teamwork.
Academic Achievements
Conor Hartnett achieved notable academic success during his studies. He completed his Leaving Certificate at St. Joseph's College 'The Bish' with 601 Points, placing him in the 99th percentile. His strong performance in mathematics laid the groundwork for his later studies in economics and actuarial science.
Problem-Solving Skills
Through his rigorous study of mathematics, Conor Hartnett developed a strong skill set in problem-solving. This ability is crucial in his current role at AXA XL, where he applies mathematical concepts to real-world actuarial problems, demonstrating his commitment to finding effective solutions.