FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the HRIS Analyst?
The HRIS Analyst is responsible for designing, analyzing, auditing, and supporting HR systems, managing HR operational processes, providing daily support, creating a SuccessFactors roadmap, developing user guidelines, maintaining data integrity, and collaborating on HR projects.
What HR systems does the HRIS Analyst work with?
The HRIS Analyst works primarily with SAP SuccessFactors, Sharepoint, and ADP Workforce Now (WFN).
What is the minimum experience required for the HRIS Analyst position?
A minimum of 2+ years of HR experience, with a focus on HR Data, Analytics, and Systems, is required, along with experience supporting HRIS Systems such as SAP SuccessFactors, or a bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or Business Administration.
What technical skills are necessary for this role?
The HRIS Analyst should have a strong understanding of HRIS technology, advanced knowledge of Excel (including advanced formulas, pivot tables, and lookups), and familiarity with HR policies and compliance.
Who does the HRIS Analyst report to?
The HRIS Analyst reports to the HRIS Manager.
What type of projects will the HRIS Analyst be involved in?
The HRIS Analyst will participate in HRIS and compliance projects, including overhauling SuccessFactors modules, implementing organization chart changes, and enhancements in learning and development.
How does the company handle sensitive information?
The HRIS Analyst is required to handle sensitive information with professionalism and confidentiality.
What kind of communication skills are expected from the HRIS Analyst?
Strong written and spoken communication skills are essential, with the ability to articulate problems and solutions thoughtfully and thoroughly to a large remote workforce.
Are there opportunities for process improvement in this role?
Yes, the HRIS Analyst is responsible for identifying system and process bottlenecks and making sound recommendations for process improvement.
Does the company have an equal opportunity employment policy?
Yes, the company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to complying with all federal, state, and local EEO laws, prohibiting discrimination based on various protected characteristics.
Is training provided for the HRIS Analyst role?
Yes, the HRIS Analyst will assist with end-user training as part of their responsibilities to help users leverage system functionality.
Is there a specific focus on compliance reporting in this role?
Yes, the HRIS Analyst will assist with compliance reporting for various state and federal government requirements, including EEO-1 and CA Pay data reporting.
Will the HRIS Analyst work closely with other departments?
Yes, the HRIS Analyst will partner with various teams including Talent Acquisition, Human Resources Business Partners, Talent Development, IT, and Finance to provide a seamless employee experience.