Mackenzie Judd
About Mackenzie Judd
Mackenzie Judd is an Actuarial Analyst at Milliman, where she has worked since 2020. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science from Endicott College, where she studied from 2016 to 2020.
Current Role at Milliman
Mackenzie Judd currently serves as an Actuarial Analyst at Milliman, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she applies her analytical skills to support actuarial projects and contribute to the firm's consulting services. Her responsibilities include data analysis, risk assessment, and the development of actuarial models. Mackenzie's experience at Milliman builds on her previous internship with the company, where she gained foundational knowledge in actuarial practices.
Previous Experience at Milliman
Prior to her current position, Mackenzie Judd worked as an Actuarial Intern at Milliman for three months in 2019. During this internship, she assisted in various actuarial tasks, gaining practical experience in the field. This role provided her with insights into the actuarial profession and helped her develop essential skills that she has continued to utilize in her current position.
Education and Expertise
Mackenzie Judd earned her Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science from Endicott College. She attended the college from 2016 to 2020, completing her studies in four years. Her educational background equips her with a strong foundation in mathematical principles and computational techniques, which are critical in her actuarial work.
Internship Experience
Mackenzie has gained diverse internship experience prior to her current role. In 2019, she worked as an Underwriting Analytics Intern at Guardian Life for two months, where she focused on analytics related to underwriting processes. Additionally, she interned at State Farm in 2018 for one month, gaining exposure to the insurance industry. Earlier in 2018, she served as a Kids Club Coordinator for YouthWorks at the Leech Lake Reservation in Minnesota for three months, where she managed activities for children.