PayAnalytics is a world-leading pay equity software solution used by employers around the world to ensure the salaries they offer are fair. The solution measures pay gaps, gives concrete suggestions on how to close them, and supports real-time decisions regarding salary changes and new hire salaries so that pay gaps don’t reappear. The solution works for both gender pay gaps (male, female, non-binary) and for pay gaps related to any other demographic groups, such as race, nationality, or age.
When it comes to bringing fairness into all salary decisions, the PayAnalytics team is pushing the envelope. PayAnalytics has received multiple awards for its innovative approach to closing the gender pay gap - including winning the Wharton People Analytics Startup Competitions and being selected as the best national newcomer at the Nordic Startup Awards.
We will also be adding advertisements for roles in Business Development and Marketing. Until we post those advertisements, please send us an email at careers@payanalytics.com to let us know if you are interested.
We are always on the lookout for new team members, so even if there are no open positions that fit what you are specialized in, you are welcome to send us an open application via careers@payanalytics.com.
PayAnalytics is a world-leading pay equity software solution used by employers around the world to ensure the salaries they offer are fair. The solution measures pay gaps, gives concrete suggestions on how to close them, and supports real-time decisions regarding salary changes and new hire salaries so that pay gaps don’t reappear. The solution works for both gender pay gaps (male, female, non-binary) and for pay gaps related to any other demographic groups, such as race, nationality, or age.
PayAnalytics is a world-leading pay equity software solution used by employers around the world to ensure the salaries they offer are fair. The solution measures pay gaps, gives concrete suggestions on how to close them, and supports real-time decisions regarding salary changes and new hire salaries so that pay gaps don’t reappear. The solution works for both gender pay gaps (male, female, non-binary) and for pay gaps related to any other demographic groups, such as race, nationality, or age.