Senior Manager, Compensation
$108,245 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$108,245 per year
About the role
- Lead, coach, and develop a team of compensation partners.
- Own the annual merit increase cycle end to end, directing the Compensation Partner's execution of the timeline and system readiness, and delivering clear calibration support, guidelines, and outcomes to HRBPs and leaders.
- Own the annual bonus/incentive payment cycle, directing accurate calculations and timely payouts, and ensuring clean coordination with Payroll and Finance.
- Own the annual market pricing and salary structure review, directing the Compensation Partner's use of Orion's established job evaluation and benchmarking methodology, and finalizing structure updates based on survey data.
- Own the annual sales compensation plan process, directing the Sales Compensation Partner's work and partnering with Finance to finalize plan updates each Q3 and Q4 in alignment with sales leadership.
- Direct the Compensation Partner's maintenance of job evaluations, salary ranges, and compensation structures, ensuring documentation stays current, accurate, and easy for HRBPs to apply consistently.
- Partner with HRBPs and leaders on day-to-day compensation questions, including new hire offers, promotions, adjustments, retention actions, and off-cycle changes.
- Build and maintain compensation dashboards and reporting for the Business Partner team and leadership; deliver ad hoc analysis on pay equity, budget impact, and trends.
- Translate compensation data and recommendations into clear, audience-appropriate communications and materials for HRBPs, leaders, and team members.
- Serve as the escalation point for sales compensation questions from sales leadership and plan participants, coordinating with Finance on data and calculation matters as needed.
- Identify opportunities to streamline and simplify recurring compensation processes, including exploring automation and AI-enabled tools, to increase the speed and accuracy of the annual cycle.
- Serve as a knowledgeable, steady voice on compensation matters for the Business Partner team as roles and structures are evaluated over the coming year.
- Ensure compensation practices comply with applicable pay transparency, wage and hour, and other regulatory requirements.
- What looking for talent who has:
- Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
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