Compensation Program Lead

Posted 3 days ago

virtual vocationsDenver (CO)

Compensation and Benefits ManagersAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Owning and delivering core program portfolios, the full-time Compensation Program Lead will manage strategic compensation initiatives, collaborate with peers for cohesive global delivery, and build scalable self-service tools in a remote environment. Key responsibilities Take strategic and operational ownership of assigned compensation program pillars, such as salary structures and promotions Partner with Program Lead Cohort to ensure alignment and unified program delivery across business areas Design transparent governance frameworks to empower managers and People partners in making pay decisions autonomously Required qualifications 6+ years of experience designing and scaling enterprise compensation programs Strong cross-functional collaboration skills and ability to work independently Experience with policy redesign, automation, and self-service tooling High proficiency in quantitative modeling and macro compensation metrics Fluency with modern compensation planning, HRIS, and data/analytics tools

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