Senior Procurement Reporting Analyst

Our vision for the future is based on the idea that transforming financial lives starts by giving our people the freedom to transform their own. We have a flexible work environment, and fluid career paths. We not only encourage but celebrate internal mobility. We also recognize the importance of purpose, well-being, and work-life balance. Within Empower and our communities, we work hard to create a welcoming and inclusive environment, and our associates dedicate thousands of hours to volunteering for causes that matter most to them.

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The Senior Procurement Reporting Analyst (Senior Analyst, Labor Analytics & Workforce Data) will deliver data-driven insights and reporting across the company’s External Workforce to support strategic sourcing, workforce planning, financial management, and operational decision-making related to non-FTE labor. This role will perform advanced analytics, forecasting, modeling, and reporting; analyze external workforce spend, demand, utilization, and supplier performance; and translate complex workforce data into actionable insights. Working with Procurement, HR, Finance, Technology, and business stakeholders, the Senior Analyst will identify trends, risks, inefficiencies, and opportunities while contributing to continuous improvement in reporting, data quality, and workforce analytics capabilities.
What you will do:

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Develop and maintain comprehensive reporting on external workforce spend, utilization, trends, and supplier performance.

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Build and enhance dashboards, recurring reports, and analytical tools that support workforce and business decision-making.

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Analyze workforce data to identify trends, patterns, risks, and opportunities requiring stakeholder attention.

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Prepare executive-ready reporting and presentations that clearly communicate key findings and business implications.

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Apply established metrics, KPIs, and reporting standards across external labor categories and recommend improvements to reporting methodologies, metrics, dashboards, and analytical processes.

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Perform workforce demand forecasting, trend analysis, and capacity planning to support business and workforce planning.

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Analyze workforce utilization, productivity, allocation, and demand across projects, departments, and business units.

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Identify workforce gaps, inefficiencies, unusual trends, and optimization opportunities through quantitative analysis.

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Develop scenarios and analytical models to help stakeholders evaluate workforce planning alternatives.

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Partner with business stakeholders to understand workforce requirements and translate business questions into analytical solutions.

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Apply established data standards, taxonomy, and governance requirements to external workforce reporting and analytics.

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Monitor data accuracy, completeness, consistency, and integrity across workforce-related systems, including VMS, HRIS, procurement, and financial systems.

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Research and resolve data discrepancies in partnership with system owners and business stakeholders.

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Recommend enhancements to data definitions, controls, processes, and reporting standards.

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Support technology teams with data requirements, testing, reporting enhancements, and analytics-related system improvements.

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Document reporting methodologies, business rules, data definitions, and analytical processes.

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Analyze external workforce cost drivers, rate trends, supplier performance, spending patterns, rate cards, pricing structures, workforce mix, and spend controls.

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Conduct benchmarking and comparative analyses to identify potential cost savings and efficiency opportunities.

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Support sourcing and supplier strategies through data-