Performance Management Analyst
OmniRetail Technology
Published 1 month ago · Expires 3 weeks from now
Job description
Position Overview
The Performance Management Analyst is responsible for designing and sustaining systems that help the business measure, track, and improve performance across revenue and non-revenue teams.
This role extends beyond conducting performance reviews to creating the frameworks, tools, and dashboards that enable managers and employees to assess themselves objectively. Acting as a strategic enabler, the Performance Analyst ensures performance insights are data-driven, unbiased, and actionable, driving both business growth and people development.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and manage the Performance Management System (PMS), ensuring it is simple, transparent, and outcome-focused
- Design dashboards and metrics that remove human bias, integrating with systems for accurate performance tracking
- Partner with HRBPs and line managers to embed performance culture, ensuring assessments are timely and meaningful
- Research and benchmark best practices for measuring performance across revenue and non-revenue facing teams
- Continuously analyze performance data to generate insights that guide decisions on pay reviews, promotions, and organizational improvements
Key Requirements
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills with the ability to translate data into actionable insights
- Demonstrated ability to create frameworks and processes that scale across teams and functions
- High level of independence, initiative, and accountability, focusing on outcomes rather than micromanaging
- Excellent collaboration skills; able to influence leaders and engage employees in the performance process
- Strong emotional intelligence and cultural sensitivity to balance quantitative metrics with people's realities
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Economics, HR Analytics, Data Science, or related field
- 3–5 years of experience in performance management, people analytics, or organizational development