John Schulte
About John Schulte
John Schulte is a Senior Actuarial Assistant at Mutual of Omaha and a Financial Modeling Analyst at First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Rhodes College and has over a decade of experience in financial modeling and actuarial analysis.
Work at Mutual of Omaha
John Schulte has been employed at Mutual of Omaha as a Senior Actuarial Assistant since 2018. In this role, he applies his actuarial skills to analyze financial data and assist in the development of insurance products. His position involves collaborating with various teams to ensure accurate financial modeling and risk assessment. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, he contributes to the company's commitment to providing reliable insurance solutions.
Current Role at First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation
In addition to his role at Mutual of Omaha, John Schulte has served as a Financial Modeling Analyst at First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation® since 2013. His responsibilities include developing financial models to support mortgage lending decisions and analyzing market trends. This dual role enhances his expertise in financial analysis and modeling, allowing him to leverage his skills across different sectors of the financial industry.
Education and Expertise
John Schulte earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Rhodes College, studying from 2005 to 2009. He furthered his education at the University of South Carolina, where he continued his studies in Mathematics from 2009 to 2013. His academic background provides a strong foundation for his career in actuarial science and financial modeling, complemented by his successful completion of Society of Actuaries Exams P, FM, and MFE.
Professional Background
John Schulte has over a decade of experience in the fields of financial modeling and actuarial analysis. Prior to his current positions, he briefly worked as a Sales Associate at Aflac in 2013. His diverse professional background has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of both the actuarial and financial sectors, contributing to his effectiveness in his current roles.