Sales Compensation Analyst

As a Sales Compensation Analyst at Ceribell, your primary responsibilities include leading key sales analytics projects, collaborating closely with the sales team to craft an analytics plan that aligns with their priorities, and performing in-depth analyses concerning product utilization, pipeline conversion, and account targeting. You’ll also consolidate diverse data sets from multiple sources including Salesforce and product usage portals to inform our commercial strategies and operational decisions.

To qualify for the Sales Compensation Analyst position at Ceribell, candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Data Science, or Economics. Moreover, having 5+ years of proven success in analytics roles, particularly in sales or similar business-facing positions is crucial. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, experience with data querying using SQL, and strong analytical skills are also essential.

Ceribell is dedicated to fostering a fantastic culture that promotes professional development. As a Sales Compensation Analyst, you will have access to excellent career advancement opportunities influenced by our startup environment. Your work will be pivotal, and you will receive mentorship and support to ensure you grow not just in your analytical capabilities but also in presenting insights to management and making business decisions.

A Sales Compensation Analyst at Ceribell should be well-versed in using Microsoft Excel and familiar with data storage and analysis platforms such as Redshift or similar data warehouses. Additionally, having experience with Salesforce.com or other cloud-based CRM systems is preferred, as you will rely on these tools to gather and analyze sales data effectively.

At Ceribell, the work culture is vibrant and mission-driven, characterized by a fast-paced startup atmosphere. As a Sales Compensation Analyst, you can expect to collaborate closely with diverse teams, contribute to significant decision-making processes, and experience a supportive environment that encourages innovation and creative problem-solving.

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