Excellent opportunity to join a leading UK Pensions consulting and administration business, excellent development potential for DB Pensions Administrators or those aspiring to build a career within pensions.

Work on a hybrid basis out of Berkshire offices.

About the role

• Deliver Pensions administration services to a portfolio of clients
• Participating in annual projects such as renewals, benefit statements, life assurance, PHI and pension increases. Handling any data processing and administration tasks, ensuring projects are fully monitored and completed in line with customer and legislation requirements.
• Running automated systems calculations.
• Performing manual benefits calculations.
• Assisting in non-client related work such as technical committees, training and events.

About you

• Educated to a minimum of A Level or Degree or equivalent standard.
• Previous pensions administration experience of Defined Benefit (DB) schemes (including leavers, retirements, deaths, transfers in, transfers out, monthly processing and investment, benefit statements, renewals, and pension increases.
• This role is likely to appeal to individuals with a minimum of 2 years’ experience although not exclusive as all applications will be considered on an individual basis.

To discuss this role in confidence please call Niamh McCarthy-Jones on 020 7293 7022 or email nmj@sammons.co.uk. please quote reference 105634.
Posted: 24/07/2025
Location
Hybrid/Berkshire c.2 days per week
Job type
Salary
£To c.£32000 pa + Excellent benefits package
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