Associate Director, Organizational Systems Analyst
S&P Global
Hr analytics
People analytics
Business intelligence
We are seeking an experienced and innovative Associate Director, Organizational Systems Analysis, to join S&P Global’s People team to help build and deliver data-driven and Tech/AI-enabled people team solutions
Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced and innovative Associate Director, Organizational Systems Analysis, to join S&P Global’s People team to help build and deliver data-driven and Tech/AI-enabled people team solutions.
Key responsibilities include collaborating with Workforce Planning & Future of work teams on job and work re-design, conducting systems analysis on organizational data, and partnering with HR business partners to translate business questions into talent strategy frameworks.
S&P Global offers comprehensive benefits including Health & Wellness, Flexible Downtime, Continuous Learning, and Family Friendly Perks to support employee thriving.
Matching Summary
We are seeking an experienced and innovative Associate Director, Organizational Systems Analysis, to join S&P Global’s People team to help build and deliver data-driven and Tech/AI-enabled people team solutions.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
HR analytics
people analytics
business intelligence
organizational data analysis
talent strategy frameworks
AI tooling delivery
Nice-to-have
skills-based people forward approach
curiosity and shared belief
collaboration with customers
equitable future
sustainable business practices
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Analytics, Statistics, Data Science, Psychology, Business, or related field
10+ years of experience in HR analytics, people analytics, or business intelligence roles
Proficiency in analytical tools and programming languages such as R, Python, SQL, or similar statistical software
Experience with data visualization platforms such as Tableau, Power BI, Qlik, or similar business intelligence tools
Strong understanding of HR metrics, workforce analytics, and people data interpretation