Compensation Analyst, Senior

Smardt Chiller Group

Compensation Analyst supporting Total Rewards function for a global pioneer in energy-saving systems. Analyzing market data and maintaining pay structures in a remote capacity.

Posted 5/17/2026contractRemote • 🇨🇦 CanadaSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct market pricing and salary benchmarking for various roles.
Assist in developing and maintaining compensation structures and pay ranges.
Document and organize job descriptions, ensuring alignment with career architecture standards.
Map job families, levels, and career paths for clarity and consistency.
Support workflow setup and configuration on Salary.com Job Architect platform.
Create documentation and communication materials for internal stakeholders.
Collaborate with HR and business leaders to validate job data and maintain accuracy.
Help with data audits, reporting, and version control for job-related content.
Participate in related activities to ensure successful implementation and adoption.

Requirements

What you’ll need

3–5 years of experience in compensation or total rewards
Strong analytical and Excel skills
Experience with HRIS systems and Salary.com tools (or similar survey management systems)
Knowledge of compensation practices and legislation
Experience working with salary surveys and market benchmarking
Experience working on building new compensation programs
Detail-oriented with excellent communication and documentation skills

Benefits

Comp & perks

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement
Inclusive and diverse workplace
Background checks in compliance with applicable laws

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Hard Skills & Tools

market pricingsalary benchmarkingcompensation structurespay rangesdata auditsreportingversion controlExcelHRIS systemscompensation practices

Soft Skills

analytical skillsdetail-orientedcommunication skillsdocumentation skillscollaborationorganizational skills