Design and operate infrastructure for Jane Street’s Talent Development team. Configure and optimize Workday with HR systems partners, create quarterly learning reports, manage firmwide annual programs, coordinate stakeholders, improve scalable processes, and analyze program trends and impact. The role requires strong project management, data analysis, enterprise systems experience, communication, and the ability to manage multiple initiatives.
About the position
We're looking for someone to help design the infrastructure and run operations for Jane Street's Talent Development team.
You will partner with a team of Talent Development Specialists who design and run a variety of internal programs, from internships to early career education to development for more experienced leaders across the firm. Your role will be critical to our ability to effectively scale, run, and evaluate our programming.
Additional responsibilities of the role will include:
- Working closely with our HR systems team to ensure that our learning management system (Workday) is configured to meet our learning and evaluation needs.
- Designing and maintaining quarterly learning reports that communicate the trends, relevance, and impact of our programs
- Owning the operations of firmwide annual programs with other stakeholders across the HR team
- Improving processes and streamlining operations across programs, enabling us to scale with the growth of the firm
- Have 5+ years’ experience in operations, program or project management, HR analytics, or a similar role; experience in learning and development isn't required
- Experienced running projects with several stakeholders from start to finish, and comfortable juggling a few projects at once
- Have strong data and analytical skills; You can pull data together from different sources, spot what matters, and present it clearly
- Experienced working with enterprise systems (an HRIS, LMS, or similar) and learning new ones quickly; Workday experience helps but isn't required
- A clear, concise writer and speaker
- You notice patterns across programs and like building processes that scale
- Interested in both program management and detailed data work
If you're a recruiting agency and want to partner with us, please reach out to [email protected]
Jane Street New York, New York, USA Office
250 Vesey Street, New York, NY, United States, 10281
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