Configure and maintain supplemental and voluntary benefit plans in Paycom, including critical illness, accident, hospital indemnity, and supplemental life. Manage eligibility, coverage tiers, premiums, enrollment, effective dates, and payroll deductions. Support implementation, testing, troubleshooting, open enrollment, carrier integrations, and configuration updates while collaborating with Benefits, HRIS, Payroll, and implementation teams.
Job Title : Paycom Benefits – Flex Configuration Specialist
Work Mode : Remote
Interview : Video
Job Description :
We are looking for a Paycom Benefits Configuration Specialist with hands-on experience in Flex Configuration and supplemental benefit plan setup.
Key Responsibilities:
- Configure and maintain supplemental/voluntary benefit plans within Paycom.
- Perform Flex Configuration for plans such as Critical Illness, Accident, Hospital Indemnity, and Supplemental Life.
- Configure plan rules including eligibility, coverage tiers, rates/premiums, enrollment, effective dates, and payroll deductions.
- Support benefits implementation, testing, troubleshooting, and configuration updates.
- Collaborate with Benefits, HRIS, Payroll, and implementation teams to ensure accurate plan setup.
Required Skills:
- Hands-on Paycom Benefits Administration experience.
- Strong experience with Paycom Flex Configuration / Plan Configuration.
- Experience configuring Critical Illness or other supplemental/voluntary benefits.
- Understanding of benefits enrollment, eligibility, coverage, rates, and payroll deductions.
- Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills.
Preferred: Experience with Open Enrollment, carrier integrations, and benefits implementation.
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