Omnidian is looking for a People Insights & Total Rewards Manager with experience in total rewards — compensation, equity, or benefits — who’s equally comfortable turning employee data into decisions and sharpening the systems that produce it. You don’t need to have built a total rewards program from scratch, but you’ve seen one done well and have a point of view on how comp and cap tables should be structured. You’re also technically minded: confident digging into a new system and making it work harder for employees and the business, even without prior hands-on experience in that specific tool.
Reporting to the Head of People & Culture, you'll partner with the People Team, Finance, Legal and leaders across the business and geographies. This is a high visibility role with real room to grow the role — your analysis will shape real decisions about how a growing, global company rewards and invests in its people. This role is based out of Seattle, WA (hybrid) and we’d love to fill it locally — but we’re open to the right candidate working remotely from elsewhere in the US.
What You'll Do
- Build reliable reporting across engagement, recruiting, workforce planning, and organizational health.
- Connect data from Lattice, Rippling, and recruiting systems to identify trends and show leaders what’s working.
- Lead total rewards analysis, including equity and cap table forecasting, compensation benchmarking, and the relationship between rewards and engagement.
- Partner with People Business Partners, Recruiting, and L&D to turn findings into workforce plans, hiring priorities, and program improvements.
- Use AI tools to work efficiently while validating results and maintaining data quality.
- Act as the technical eye on Rippling, Lattice, Carta, and Pave to identify what’s underused or inefficient and make the needed edits to ensure our People tools are maximized and producing valuable organizational insights.
- Proactively surface emerging risks and opportunities, from narrowing talent pipelines to reward programs that may need adjustment
Who You Are
- You’ve worked inside an HR or People function — comp, total rewards, or people analytics — and you’re fluent in how comp bands, equity, and workforce data actually work, not just how to query them.
- You don’t need to have designed a total rewards program, but you’ve seen one built well and have opinions on how compensation and equity structures should come together.
- You use AI tools daily to speed up the parts of People analytics that used to take hours — cleaning messy HRIS exports, drafting first-pass comp narratives, summarizing survey verbatims — and you know when to trust the output and when to double-check it.
- Handed a messy dataset split across systems that don’t talk to each other, you get curious, not annoyed.
- You care how comp, engagement, recruiting, and workforce data connect to business performance — not just how to pull the numbers.
Experience You’ll Need
- 5–9+ years in people analytics, total rewards, or a related HR discipline.
- Exposure to equity administration and cap table modeling, with a clear perspective on how comp and equity structures should be designed.
- Experience with compensation benchmarking tools and methodology (Pave, Radford, Mercer, or comparable).
- Comfort working across HR systems (an HRIS, an engagement/performance platform, an ATS) as a power user, without needing formal administrator ownership.
- Advanced Excel or Google Sheets skills.
- You use AI tools daily and know when to trust them and when to double-check them.
Experience That’s a Plus
- Direct experience with Rippling, Lattice, and/or Lever.
- Experience supporting a multi-country workforce, including EOR arrangements.
Work-Life & Culture
- We offer a competitive total compensation package bonuses and long-term stock options so you can share in the long-term value you help create as we shape the future together..
- We offer a competitive benefits program for our employees and their dependents, including medical, dental, vision, disability and 401(k) administration
- We offer 12 weeks of paid parental leave to all FTE employees (birthing and non-birthing) after 1 year, and four-week paid sabbatical leave after four years
- We are a learning organization. To support your professional development, we provide annual learning reimbursement for courses, certifications, or conferences.
- We love to lift each other up through company-wide slack channels such as #puppiesandpets, #omnidian-wellness, #praiseandbooms and #sustainablefuture
- We have affinity groups to help employees feel seen and supported, such as Rainbow Array, Black Lights Matter, Neurospicy R Us, Puente and more.
- We are a passionate, mission driven team that believes in collaboration, mutual respect and trust. For examples, come Discover our Story!
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