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Lead Analyst - Diversity & Inclusion (D&I)

Franklin Templeton's Chief Diversity Officer is hiring a Lead D&I Analyst / Data Analyst to join our growing team. Location is open to many geographic areas (e.g. Maryland, New York, New Jersey, etc.), and the position is eligible for a hybrid and possibly remote work schedule.

As part of the Global Office of D&I, the incumbent will lead the development of standardized scorecards and delivery of actionable insights based on global quantitative and qualitative D&I data.  

The Lead Global D&I Analyst is responsible for providing data insights to support in the designing and delivering of tailored programs in alignment with Franklin Templeton’s D&I strategic framework to attract, recruit, develop and retain an inclusive and diverse workforce, workplace, and marketplace.

This work includes gathering, validating, synthesizing, reporting, and analyzing data from a variety of internal and external sources that inform programs and initiatives that contribute to advancing D&I across the firm. The Lead Global D&I Data Analyst will report findings to explain current and past activity, make recommendations and collaborate with the global D&I office to identify trends and opportunities for improvement. Position is ideal for someone in Human Resources, Data, Information Technology, or diversity & inclusion. Must have exceptional analytical skills along with Excel and PowerPoint proficiency.


Responsibilities include:

  • Develop and implement performance reporting templates across D&I strategic pillars and analyze KPIs against goals, including trends analysis for global, regional, and business unit levels 
  • Build and maintain reports and dashboards delivering key data intelligence and articulate findings that advise decision-making
  • Develop holistic methods to effectively measure, track and report on D&I progress, external commitments and prepare quarterly presentations on results and insights for executive leadership and key internal partners
  • Responsible for internal D&I biennial assessment process, quarterly D&I scorecards, ad-hoc, and annual reporting. Track key industry benchmarks, data disclosure trends, and regulatory updates
  • Lead external D&I related survey participation; leverage results to identify benchmarks, communicate insights and propose recommendations with appropriate stakeholders
  • Track, manage, and provide D&I metrics and responses for client D&I surveys, RFPs, and other investor or business requests with D&I component
  • Collaborate with HR People Analytics and IT team members to access data and articulate data requirements. Maintain strict confidentiality of information, promote data governance, and be a steward of ongoing improvements of overall data quality.
  • Engage with the HR Client Partners and Centers of Excellence to design and execute data-based reports that can help the firm enhance its understanding of D&I performance across the employee life cycle
  • Provide predictive insights with reporting to help business leaders gain a full understanding of the levers for better performance
  • Engage with Procurement leaders to report progress on supplier diversity efforts and other stakeholders involved in firm equity initiatives
  • Clearly communicate data analysis, findings, conclusions, and recommendations through static (PowerPoint presentations and executive briefings) or interactive presentations (Power BI)
  • Respond to internal inquiries and requests from HR partners, Distribution, Legal, Marketing, Corporate Citizenship, and ESG on data requests
  • Monitor DEI developments in financial services to maintain data on best practices and potential risks
  • Provide research, statistical and programming support for special projects as needed
  • Support other diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts across the enterprise


Qualifications:


Education & Experience:

  • Bachelor’s Degree
  • Certification or coursework in data analytics or data science preferred
  • 2 + years of experience in data science or business quantitative analysis or 5+ years of experience in a people data analytics role or HR analytics role.

What are the knowledge and skills that are key for success in this role?

  • Systems thinking and approach, with ability to work both strategically and tactically
  • Technical skills related to reporting of large data sets, detailed data extraction, compilation, analysis, reporting, synthesis, and visualization to develop conclusions and present recommendations
  • Ability to translate data, research, and trends into actionable insights
  • Mastery of data visualization, data storytelling, and graphical data presentations with ability to simplify and communicate high-level themes
  • Strong project management skills, time management skills, and attention to detail and accuracy
  • High proficiency with Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel. Working experience and/or familiarity with Power BI, Python, R, or related data visualization tools preferred
  • Ability to lead cross-functional teams and projects
  • Ability to work independently with minimal direction, and comfort with ambiguity and leading in changing environment
  • Basic knowledge of EEO-1 reporting, and diversity metrics preferred
  • Ability to handle complex and confidential information with discretion
Compensation Range: Along with base compensation, other compensation is offered such as a discretionary bonus, 401k plan, health insurance, and other perks. There are several factors taken into consideration in making compensation decisions including but not limited to location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. At Franklin Templeton, we apply a total reward philosophy where all aspects of compensation and benefits are taken into consideration in determining compensation. We expect the salary for this position to range between $100,000 - $160,000.