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Robert Half
HRIS Analyst
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What they do
An HRIS Analyst or Specialist runs and manages Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) software used by a business or organization. Implements software, manages data bases and provides troubleshooting for technical issues. Designs specific features needed by a company to manage employee data, administer human resources policies or payroll and benefits, and creates reports and analysis.
$83,663 / year median in Illinois
-2% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for an experienced HRIS Analyst to join a growing HR team in Decatur, Alabama. This role is ideal for someone who can evaluate current HR technology and workflows, identify opportunities for greater efficiency, and recommend practical improvements that support the broader organization. The position offers the chance to contribute to process optimization, system enhancements, and user adoption within a manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities:
- Assess current HRIS capabilities and day-to-day workflows to identify gaps, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement.
- Recommend and help execute system enhancements that reduce manual work and create more consistent HR processes.
- Support the rollout of additional HRIS functionality or modules based on business needs and operational priorities.
- Analyze tasks performed outside the core HR system and determine where technology or automation can simplify those activities.
- Build reports, dashboards, and data analyses using HR systems and Excel tools to support HR decision-making.
- Partner with HR leadership to prioritize projects, align solutions with department goals, and improve overall operational effectiveness.
- Provide guidance and training to HR team members and other users so they can make better use of available systems and tools.
- Collaborate with stakeholders on HR technology initiatives, including process redesign, documentation, testing, and implementation support.