Sr. Manager, Compensation Analytics & Intelligence

Databricks · United States · People · listed July 15, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Manager
Where
Not stated
Stated pay
$217,800 – $299,550 USD
Requirements listed
3
Length
945 words

In the posting’s own words

This is a hands-on, high-impact role that will effectively cover the below areas and the anticipated time spent on each:

What it asks for · 3

  • Data fluency — This is the heart of the role. Exceptional analytical skills with a proven ability to transform raw, complex data into insights, tooling, and recommendations. You see the story in the numbers and build the systems that surface it.
  • Know your tools — Advanced capabilities required in gSheets and Excel. Strong working fluency in SQL and experience with BI / analytics platforms (e.g., Tableau, AI/BI) strongly preferred; Python and hands-on experience applying AI to comp analytics are a meaningful plus.
  • Be rational — Ability to balance deep comp knowledge with business solutioning from a first-principles viewpoint.

Tools and skills named

Data
  • Databricks3×
  • Tableau
Languages
  • Python
  • SQL
Go to market
  • Forecasting
Operations & finance
  • Excel
Security & compliance
  • Security

Words the posting leans on

  • compensation14×
  • data11×
  • analytics8×
  • comp7×
  • lead6×
  • market5×
  • partnership5×
  • program5×
  • compensation analytics4×
  • function4×
  • budget3×
  • data strategy3×
  • equity3×
  • finance3×
  • operational3×
  • tooling3×

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