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Security Industry Specialists, Inc.

Senior Analyst, People Operations and HR Systems

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In-Office
90230, Culver City, CA
99K-99K Annually
Senior level
In-Office
90230, Culver City, CA
99K-99K Annually
Senior level
Owns HRIS configuration, data integrity, HR process redesign, automation, reporting, integrations, system selection, and user adoption. The role improves hiring, onboarding, status-change, and separation workflows; builds dashboards and self-service tools; manages HR system data flows; evaluates vendors; and trains HR teams and supervisors. Requires substantial HR operations or HRIS experience and is based in Austin or New York with sporadic travel.
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About us

Security Industry Specialists, Inc. (SIS) provides security solutions to some of the most recognized companies and brands in the world. We deliver services that consistently exceed those of our peers. We accomplish this through innovation, constant process improvement, and an uncompromising commitment to hiring, retaining, and rewarding the best talent available.

Position Summary

The Senior Analyst, People Operations and HR Systems owns how HR work actually gets done at SIS. The position redesigns the processes behind hiring, onboarding, status change, and separation, then builds those processes into the systems that run them. It owns HRIS configuration, data integrity, and the reporting HR leadership and Operations rely on, drives the requirements and evaluation work behind new HR technology, and is accountable for whether the people who use these systems actually adopt them.

This is a role for someone who understands that automating a broken process only makes it break faster, and who would rather fix the process than build a workaround for it

Essential Functions

Percentages reflect expected allocation, not a fixed determination, and may vary with business needs.

  • Owns HRIS configuration and data integrity, including workflow setup, permissions, field and table structure, release testing, and resolution of data quality issues at the source rather than the symptom. 20%
  • Redesigns HR processes end to end, mapping how the work actually happens today including the workarounds, designing the improved process with the people who run it, and implementing the change through system configuration, documentation, and training. 20%
  • Builds automation and employee self-service that removes repetitive transactions from the HR team, prioritizing the work by volume and by where errors are actually occurring. 15%
  • Builds and maintains the reporting and dashboards HR leadership and Operations use to run the business, defining the metric, validating it against source data, and retiring reports no one uses. 15%
  • Drives the requirements and evaluation work behind HR system selection, gathering requirements from the people who use the system, assessing vendors against them, testing configurations, and evaluating data migration readiness, so the selection decision rests on evidence rather than on a demonstration. 10%
  • Owns the flow of data between HR systems and their neighbors, including payroll, scheduling, applicant tracking, and licensing, and resolves breaks before they reach an employee's paycheck or a client site. 10%
  • Drives adoption, training the HR team and supervisors on new processes and systems, writing documentation people will actually use, and returning to fix what is not taking hold. 5%
  • Marginal functions: performs other related duties as assigned, consistent with the scope and level of this position. 5%
Supervisory Responsibility

This position has no direct reports.

QualificationsMinimum Qualifications
  • 5 years in people operations, HR operations, or HRIS, including direct responsibility for configuring or administering an HRIS
  • Demonstrated experience redesigning an HR process and implementing the change, not only documenting the current state
  • Demonstrated experience building reports or dashboards from HR data, including defining the metric rather than only pulling the numbers
  • Demonstrated ability to explain a system constraint or a data problem to a non-technical audience and get a decision from them
  • Proficiency with standard business applications, including document and spreadsheet work in Google Workspace or a comparable suite, and the ability to learn systems such as an HRIS, document management, and online research tools
  • Office based role in Austin, Texas or New York, New York. Requires sporadic travel to SIS offices
Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience participating in or leading an HRIS selection or implementation
  • Experience with Paycom
  • Experience supporting a large hourly, non-exempt workforce across multiple states
  • Experience with integrations between an HRIS and payroll, scheduling, or applicant tracking systems
  • Experience building automation using low-code or AI tools
  • Experience in a client-embedded or field-based operating model

We offer:

  • $99,000 Salary
  • Health, Dental, Vision, and 401k 
  • Paid Time Off, including Sick/Safe Time
  • A dynamic and challenging work environment with opportunities for growth

Security Industry Specialists, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Security Industry Specialists, Inc. Seattle, Washington, USA Office

20 West Galer St., Seattle, United States, 98119

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