Pathward is hiring a
Workforce Management Analyst II
Pathward
π΅ $47k-$88k
πRemote - Worldwide
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Summary
The job description is for a Workforce Management Analyst at Pathward, a financial empowerment company that aims to increase financial access and opportunity. The role involves managing workforce data, analyzing insights, and developing models for use in BSA/AML and Fraud departments. The position requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent education and experience, with strong analytical skills and communication abilities.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent education and work experience
- Typically, 3+ years with bachelor's or equivalent
Responsibilities
- Consolidate workforce data in a meaningful format; analyze workforce utilization
- Develop and support workforce management models for use in BSA/AML and Fraud departments
- Design and deploy workforce management and other model monitoring frameworks to assess the performance of deployed models
- Mine, model, and analyze large datasets utilizing descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics
- Develop and produce workforce management reporting
- Advise senior management of emerging trends and risks
- Collaborate with vendors and technology teams to ensure new strategies and models are implemented accurately and as designed
Benefits
- Salary range: $47,985.10 β $88,620.91
- The role is eligible for an annual performance-based incentive opportunity
- Pathward offers a comprehensive benefits package for eligible employees, including health insurance, 401(k) retirement benefits, life insurance, disability benefits, paid time off, and more
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