Analyst I, Compensation and Benefits

Americon Corporation for Public Well Being; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship program

Analyst onboarding & certification

Job summary

ACPWB seeks an Analyst I, Compensation and Benefits in its Corporate Governance practice, offering structured development through onboarding and mentoring in the first year. You will contribute to compensation data research and client-ready deliverables, with guidance from experienced practitioners.

Recent graduates with an interest in compensation and workforce research will gain hands-on experience, while pursuing CCP or other certifications as part of their development.

Qualifications

• GPA of 3.3 or above, or equivalent demonstrated academic performance.
• Interest in compensation, human capital, or workforce research as a professional focus.
• Recent graduate or candidate with up to 1 year of relevant internship or work experience.
• Willingness to pursue CCP or other professional certifications as part of your development at ACPWB.
• Demonstrated ability to manage time, prioritize competing tasks, and meet deadlines without constant supervision.

Responsibilities

• Support data requests from senior team members with timely, accurate, and well-organized outputs
• Contribute to the development of standard templates and analytical tools used by the Corporate Governance team
• Support the Corporate Governance team's engagement logistics including file management and documentation
• Assist with the assembly and formatting of client deliverables including presentations and memos
• Assist with survey administration including data collection follow-up and respondent tracking
• Flag data anomalies and inconsistencies to senior team members for resolution

Skills

GPA ≥3.3

Interest in compensation

Recent graduate

CCP certification willingness

Time management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Corporate Governance Associate Full-Time

About The Role

This Analyst I, Compensation and Benefits position offers structured development within ACPWB's Corporate Governance practice, with formal enrollment in the ACPWB's analyst onboarding and certification sequence and direct mentorship from a Manager throughout your first year. You will contribute to compensation data research and analysis research that appears in client-ready deliverables, and you will receive honest feedback on the quality of your contributions. We do not warehouse junior talent.

If you are a recent graduate with an interest in compensation data research and analysis and want to learn from practitioners who are recognized as leaders in the field, the Analyst I, Compensation and Benefits position in ACPWB's Corporate Governance group is worth your attention. The ACPWB's analyst onboarding and certification sequence is substantive. The mentorship is real. The work is meaningful. The fish fry options in Milwaukee are also worth your attention.

Key Responsibilities

• Support data requests from senior team members with timely, accurate, and well-organized outputs
• Contribute to the development of standard templates and analytical tools used by the Corporate Governance team
• Support the Corporate Governance team's engagement logistics including file management and documentation
• Assist with the assembly and formatting of client deliverables including presentations and memos
• Assist with survey administration including data collection follow-up and respondent tracking
• Flag data anomalies and inconsistencies to senior team members for resolution

Qualifications

Required

• GPA of 3.3 or above, or equivalent demonstrated academic performance
• Interest in compensation, human capital, or workforce research as a professional focus
• Recent graduate or candidate with up to 1 years of relevant internship or work experience
• Willingness to pursue CCP or other professional certifications as part of your development at ACPWB
• Demonstrated ability to manage time, prioritize competing tasks, and meet deadlines without constant supervision

Preferred

• Demonstrated commitment to professional development, including self-directed learning
• Familiarity with proxy statements, annual reports, or SEC filings
• Familiarity with compensation concepts such as base pay, total cash, or equity compensation

WHY ACPWB

The culture at ACPWB is best described as high standards, low bureaucracy, and snacks that are replenished on a consistent schedule. We measure performance by output and impact, not by hours or visibility. We have no culture of performative overwork, because we consider performative overwork a symptom of organizational dysfunction. We have published a report on this. The report is well-cited.

ACPWB was founded in Milwaukee in 2006 with a simple mandate: help working Americans understand and advocate for the compensation they deserve. Eighteen years later, that mandate has grown into a full-service research and advisory practice serving clients from early-stage employers to Fortune 50 enterprises — and we are still based in Milwaukee, because Milwaukee is genuinely underrated.

INTERVIEW PROCESS

The hiring process begins with a brief resume review, proceeds to a 30-minute screening call, and culminates in a two-part final interview: a technical assessment with the hiring manager and a cultural conversation with two peers. We aim to extend offers within ten business days of the final interview. We do not always succeed. We are working on it.

What Success Looks Like In Year One

• Understand ACPWB's core analytical methodology well enough to explain it to a new hire
• Receive a mid-year performance review that confirms you are progressing on the expected development path
• Demonstrate the ability to independently manage a small, well-defined research task from start to finish

Applications for this position are being accepted through September 12, 2026.