Benefits/Payroll Analyst

LHH is conducting the search for a Sr Benefits/Payroll Analyst to join the team of a well known professional services group located near Gwinnett County!  For immediate consideration, qualified candidates should forward resumes to: michelle.brewer@lhh.com

Responsiilities:

• Full cycle benefits acumen to include reconiliations, compliance
• Payroll processing for up to 500 employees
• Partner with brokers, carriers, and vendors to evaluate benefit offerings, negotiate renewals, and ensure cost-effective plan administration.
• Review and reconcile monthly benefits invoices, eligibility files, and vendor billing to ensure accuracy and timely payment.
• Analyze benefits utilization, trends, and costs
• Coordinate retirement plan administration, including 401(k) enrollments, audits, compliance testing, and employee education.
• Support mergers, acquisitions, system implementations, and organizational changes related to benefits administration.

Requirements:

• 5+ years of recent benefits/payroll experience
• Experience with benefits audits and compliance reporting.
• Experience managing brokers and third-party administrators.
• Bachelors Degree preferred

Pay Details: $100,000.00 to $115,000.00 per year

Search managed by: Michelle Brewer

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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