Total Rewards Analyst

PayJoy

About PayJoy

PayJoy, a Public Benefit Corporation, is a mission-first credit provider dedicated to helping under-served customers in emerging markets to achieve financial stability and success. Our patented technology for secured credit provides an on-ramp for new customers to enter the credit system. Through PayJoy’s point-of-sale financing and card offerings, customers gain access to a modern quality of life. PayJoy’s credit also allows our customers to seize opportunities as micro-entrepreneurs, and acts as insurance for tough times. Through our cutting-edge machine learning, data science, and anti-fraud AI, we have served over 18 million customers as of 2025 while achieving solid profitability for sustainable growth.

This role

PayJoy is ready to bring on a dedicated Compensation Specialist! We are looking for someone to join our People Ops team to help own all aspects of compensation in our global company. This role will partner closely with all members of the People Team to help generate offers for new candidates, keep our benchmarks up to date with global trends, and create compelling packages to retain our talented workforce. You will be the primary person responsible for maintaining company inputs to our benchmarks sources as well as monitor our internal structure for consistency and equity globally. Responsibilities Compensation benchmarking and analysis. Provide compensation and equity for each new offer globally Participate in bi-annual salary updates Collaborate with team members from all departments to make sure that we have competitive offers for incoming and existing employees Maintain company compensation benchmarks using industry benchmarks

Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, or a related field. Minimum of 5+ years working on compensation in a startup Experience with international compensation (LatAm background a plus) Familiarity with Radford benchmarks a plus Spanish proficiency is a plus

Benefits *Local benefits will depend of the country of hiring