Episode 53: Next Gen Actuaries with Siddhant Gandhi

“I'm good at failing; I fail well. I like to encourage people to embrace failures. Your failures don't define you. Don't let your failures bog you down. It's the learning from each failure that defines you.  

 

As long as you're learning from your past mistakes and failures, you're improving and making progress, and you will reach your goal.”

Siddhant Gandhi,
Actuary

Sidd is a qualified actuary with the Institute of Actuaries in Australia. He has worked across general insurance pricing, actuarial consulting and currently working at the Australian Government Actuary (AGA). He is working on the Priority Investment Approach, which uses actuarial analysis to estimate Australia’s future lifetime welfare costs for the current population. Originally from India, Sidd moved to Australia at the age of 13. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys hiking, trekking, and running. 

In this interview Sidd shares his: 

  1. Why he decided to become an actuary,

  2. His experience of getting qualified, and 

  3. How he plans to use his actuarial superpowers. 

Connect with Sidd on LinkedIn.

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