The Qualtrics Total Rewards team is looking for a senior analyst who has a couple of years of experience in benefits to come help run our top-notch benefits program for our global company. You will assist with various programs in a number of different countries and will have the opportunity to collaborate with all of our teams and employees.

Primary Responsibilities

  • Act as a primary liaison between Qualtrics employees and various insurance carriers, plan administrators, and our benefit consulting firm to resolve potentially sensitive benefit-related claim issues or other problems
  • Administer our company-wide 401k plan
  • Assist Qualtrics employees with any benefits-related questions they may have
  • Work professionally with employees and employees’ families
  • Approve and verify background checks in the hiring process
  • Onboard new employees, including new hire orientation and benefits enrollment 
  • Lead our annual benefits open enrollment
  • Update systems and databases for benefit changes, maintain benefits records, prepare documents and run reports 
  • Provide assistance to international office benefit programs 
  • Assist in the planning, implementation, and communication of health and welfare benefit plans, including medical, dental, vision, HSA, FSA, life and AD&D.
  • Ensure compliance to applicable laws, FMLA, ADAAA, HIPAA

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Organizational and time management skills
  • Ability to communicate well, both verbal and written
  • Analytical skills
  • Ability to work in a team environment
  • Ability to handle confidential matters and maintain employee privacy

What differentiates us from other companies:

  • Work life integration is deeply important to us - we have frequent office events, team outings, and happy hours
  • Qualtrics Experience Program - $1,500 for an experience of your choosing (eligible after a year)
  • We take pride in our offices design aiming at fostering creativity from our rooftop views to an open and collaborative work space.
  • 30 paid days off - 15 PTO + 5 Personal Days + 10 Holiday Closures (additional after a year)
  • On top of standard benefits package (medical employees and their families, dental, vision, life insurance, etc) we provide snacks, drinks, and free lunches in our office
  • We believe in sharing Qualtrics success which is part of the compensation for all employees

 

 

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