Retirement & Savings Analyst

Retirement & Savings Analyst Stellantis United States, Michigan, Auburn Hills May 11, 2026

Role and Responsibilities:

Audit and Update Controls:

Assist with internal audits, actuarial valuations (ACTVAL), annual plan audits and participate in Pension Administrator reviews. Evaluate audit findings and recommend enhancements to internal controls based on findings.

Case Resolution:

Investigate and resolve escalated bargaining unit (BU) cases from the Pension Administrator, UAW and other stakeholders. Analyze complex pension issues and propose accurate, timely resolutions to ensure cases are closed efficiently.

Verify and Maintain Records:

Audit credited service records, contribution history, and deferred vested eligibility determinations. Ensure Pension Administrator records are accurately maintained and updated based on audit results.

Group Legal Services:

Audit eligibility records and process annual payment per the UAW Contract.

UAW Pension Board:

Serve on the UAW Pension Board of Administration, review materials for accuracy and coordinate monthly meeting documentation.

UAW Negotiations Support:

Assist with UAW negotiations and serve on the R&S Pension Subcommittee.

UAW International Support:

Respond and resolve pension inquiries and issues from International UAW.

Vendor Management:

Support vendor management activities for the Pension Administrator including service level agreement monitoring and invoicing.

Pension Communications:

Support drafting, review, and distribution of pension related communications to Union Benefit Representatives (UBRs), retirees and deferred vested participants.

PTD Retirement Administration:

Manage Permanent and Total Disability (PTD) retirement administration including preparation of PTD approval and denial letters and PTD claim and appeal letters.

Hardships:

Review and process hardship applications providing recommendations to the UAW.

Legal Compliance:

Support compliance with ERISA, IRC and SOX requirements.

Support:

Back up support for defined contribution payments.

Special Programs:

Support special separation programs for bargaining and non-bargaining units.

Basic Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree Minimum of three years of experience in Pension Administration, Finance, Accounting, Defined Benefit Plan Auditing, Actuarial Services, Human Resources or Labor Relations

Skills and Competencies:

Ability to analyze data problem-solve, and provide recommendations for resolving issues Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including presentation skills Organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines effectively Inquisitive mindset with a focus on continuous improvement and innovative problem-solving Ability to read, interpret, and apply provisions of plan documents accurately

Preferred Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Mathematics, Actuarial Science, or a related field and/or Master's degree

Pension Audit Experience:

Experience auditing defined benefit plans

Defined Benefit Plan Administration:

Experience administering defined benefit plans

Payment Recalculation:

Ability to recalculate defined benefit plan pension payments to verify accuracy and address discrepancies

Research:

Skilled in researching credited service and other pension related records, identifying issues and proposing resolution

Role and Responsibilities:

Audit and Update Controls:

Assist with internal audits, actuarial valuations (ACTVAL), annual plan audits and participate in Pension Administrator reviews. Evaluate audit findings and recommend enhancements to internal controls based on findings.

Case Resolution:

Investigate and resolve escalated bargaining unit (BU) cases from the Pension Administrator, UAW and other stakeholders. Analyze complex pension issues and propose accurate, timely resolutions to ensure cases are closed efficiently.

Verify and Maintain Records:

Audit credited service records, contribution history, and deferred vested eligibility determinations. Ensure Pension Administrator records are accurately maintained and updated based on audit results.

Group Legal Services:

Audit eligibility records and process annual payment per the UAW Contract.

UAW Pension Board:

Serve on the UAW Pension Board of Administration, review materials for accuracy and coordinate monthly meeting documentation.

UAW Negotiations Support:

Assist with UAW negotiations and serve on the R&S Pension Subcommittee.

UAW International Support:

Respond and resolve pension inquiries and issues from International UAW.

Vendor Management:

Support vendor management activities for the Pension Administrator including service level agreement monitoring and invoicing.

Pension Communications:

Support drafting, review, and distribution of pension related communications to Union Benefit Representatives (UBRs), retirees and deferred vested participants.

PTD Retirement Administration:

Manage Permanent and Total Disability (PTD) retirement administration including preparation of PTD approval and denial letters and PTD claim and appeal letters.

Hardships:

Review and process hardship applications providing recommendations to the UAW.

Legal Compliance:

Support compliance with ERISA, IRC and SOX requirements.

Support:

Back up support for defined contribution payments.

Special Programs:

Support special separation programs for bargaining and non-bargaining units. At Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. We welcome applications from all people without regard to sex, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diverse teams reflect our identity as a global company, enabling us to better address the evolving needs of our customers and care for our future.