Senior Compensation Analyst
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Position: Sr. Compensation AnalystLocation: Bedford, Massachusetts/ Hybrid Duration: 6 Months
Job Description Summary:As a Senior Compensation Analyst, you will work directly with the Director of Total Rewards and be responsible for supporting compensation initiatives and programs. The ideal candidate will play a key role in administering iRobotβs base salary, bonus, and equity programs. We are looking for a candidate who is strong analytically and is detailed oriented. The role will interface closely with the HR Delivery and Talent Acquisition teams while providing hands on support to the Director of Total Rewards in all areas of compensation.
What You Will Do:Support the Director of Total Rewards on a variety of projects including program design, analysis, budgeting, & implementation of new programs.Manage our salary survey submission process, including data submission to the survey houses.Participate in ad-hoc compensation surveys and provide insights into the survey findings to key stakeholders.Manage salary structure creation and maintenance.Assist in the ongoing management and deployment of iRobotβs job structure including the review and creation of new jobs.Administer the ongoing maintenance and creation of Job Families, Job Profiles and Compensation Grade Profiles within Workday, including providing guidance to HR and the business.Serve as the analytical point of contact for programs such as compensation reviews, market analysis, and special projects.Serve as lead in preparing data for proxy, pay equity analysis, and other key program areas.Partner with the global HR Business Partner team in support of compensation related matters, including our annual compensation process/programs, along with a variety of special compensation projects as needed.Work closely with our talent acquisition team in supporting our recruiting efforts, including guidance and support on offers.Work closely with the HR technology team to support the integrity of our compensation plans and data.Consult with HR Business Partners and management on job evaluations using market data and internal data and evaluations.Work with the Compensation Team and Legal to ensure compliance with all compensation regulatory requirements including the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and pay equity laws.
To Be Successful You Will Have:5+ yearsβ experience in compensation or a related field preferred. CCP certification preferred.Intermediate to advanced Excel skills; pivot tables, and complex functions. Ability to create dynamic tools and models to interpret and analyze data.In-depth understanding of regulations and requirements under FLSA, multi-state pay equity laws, and other areas of compensation compliance.Experience supporting compensation systems and reporting tools. Workday experience a plus.Experience using Radford survey, a plus.Highly detail driven with emphasis on accuracyStrong problem-solving skillsProficient with compensation research and data analysis.The ideal candidate will be well organized, and be nimble to work in a faced paced, changing environment and confident to work independently, as well as being a strong team player.
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