The role
You will work on how people are paid and rewarded — the analysis behind pay ranges, benchmarking and programme design.
What you will do
- Conduct benchmarking, market pricing and pay range development
- Support annual compensation planning cycles
- Analyse pay equity and produce reporting for review
- Support benefits programme analysis and vendor management
- Help managers and HR partners understand and explain reward decisions
What success looks like at 12 months
The annual cycle runs cleanly, pay ranges are current and defensible, and managers can explain reward decisions without escalating.
What we require
- Compensation, benefits or HR analytics experience
- Advanced Excel and strong analytical rigour
- Discretion with highly confidential data
- Ability to explain reward mechanics clearly
What we would like, but will teach you
- Survey participation and market pricing experience
- Equity or long-term incentive administration
- Pay equity analysis experience
If you meet the required list, apply. We cap the preferred list at four items on purpose, and we would rather read an application from someone who is 70% there and hungry.
Fully remote, open to candidates anywhere in the United States. Occasional travel to a site for team gatherings.
This role is designated portable — it moves with you. If you are a military spouse and receive PCS orders, you keep this job, your grade and your tenure. How that works.
Pay and rewards
This role sits at grade 7, with a base range of $91,000 – $117,000 for this location, plus annual bonus, retirement contributions of up to 9%, and day-one benefits. See the full package.
About the site
A fully remote role, open to candidates anywhere in the US. More about our locations.
Accommodations
Need an adjustment to apply or interview? Email accommodations@ingenbiotech.example. It goes to a separate team and is never shared with the hiring manager. What we can arrange.
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