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About the Role

As a People Analyst, you will report to the Chief of Staff to the Chief Human Resources Officer. You will be centered around principles of designing for scalability and flexibility while leveraging strong data governance and data quality practices to ensure we have rich and reliable human capital data.

You will be part of a team that crafts actionable insights based on the data gathered and assessed. You will play an important role to systematize and scale existing metric catalogs and develop potential metrics we could activate for forward looking/predictive analytics relative to supporting the organizational goals to attract, engage, retain, and develop talent.

Responsibilities:

You will partner with HR Business Partners and other company leaders, providing expertise in people data analytics

You will utilize your curious mindset to understand critical data factors such as the what, why, audience, context and connections associated with the data before analyzing

You will respectfully challenge the pursuit of data if there is no clear goal

You will project manage and deliver easily-digestible analysis for cyclical programs, new projects, and ad hoc requests

You will promote a data-driven culture, vested in deeply understanding the processes that allow workforce data capture to build and sustain high-level data quality of our talent-related information

You will collaborate with team members to draft actionable insights, resolve working assignments, partner in facilitating conversations with reports and metrics the team produces and developing recommendations based on findings and business context

Basic Qualifications:

3+ years of relevant professional experience in an analytical role

3+ years of experience working in a collaborative environment on assignments of complex scope

Proficiency in Workday HCM or a similar SAS system

You have a love for data cleaning, organizing, and performing analysis

You have demonstrated expertise of data visualization tools such as Tableau, Visier, SPSS

Preferred Qualifications:

R or Python experience

Bachelor’s degree in Applied Statistics/Analytics or other quantitative fields of study

1+ years of experience working in a human resources department

Application of multivariate statistical methods such as GLM, longitudinal analysis, classification, dimension reduction, clustering, and hierarchical linear modeling among others

The annual base pay range for this role is between $130,000.00 and $140,000.00. 

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