Compensation Manager, Vice President

JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase · Banking · New York, NY +1 · Corporate Sector

JPMorgan Chase is seeking a Compensation Manager, Vice President to join their compensation team. The role involves driving compensation strategy and execution, advising business and HR partners on compensation-related activities, analyzing market conditions, and ensuring competitiveness of compensation plans. The position requires strong analytical, data management, and consulting skills, with a critical need for advanced Excel proficiency. Experience with HR/Compensation or Finance is required, along with the ability to translate regulatory requirements into guidance.

What you'd actually do

  1. Support and advise on compensation related activities, including new hire offers, promotions, transfers, budget allocation/forecasting and top talent retention
  2. Develop a comprehensive understanding of business challenges and priorities; effectively analyze issues, determine root causes, propose and communicate solutions
  3. Performing complex analyses and presenting findings to senior management
  4. Provide clear advice and recommendations to help partners make informed and sound comp-related decisions; influence toward compensation best practices
  5. Align with HR business advisors to identify opportunities, improve existing compensation programs, policies and processes

Skills

Required

  • 6+ years relative HR/Compensation or Finance experience
  • analytical skills
  • data/information management skills
  • advanced understanding of Excel
  • consulting skills
  • planning and project management skills
  • technical orientation
  • ability to create presentations and analyses

Nice to have

  • Proactively integrates innovative technologies into day-to-day work, including the use of AI tools like large language models and actively shares with fellow colleagues
  • Experience with reporting tools such as Tableau, Alteryx, Business Objects, etc.

What the JD emphasized

  • advanced understanding of Excel is critical