Payroll & Equity Analyst
HackerOneFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates should have 3–5 years of experience working with union payroll contributions in the film or entertainment industry, a strong understanding of MPI rate groups and benefit fund jurisdictions, and collective bargaining agreement structures, familiarity with film industry payroll processes and systems, proficiency in Excel and G-Suite, excellent attention to detail and organizational skills, strong written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work independently and cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment.
The Contributions Specialist will calculate union benefit contributions based on payroll, ensuring alignment with union agreements and rate group guidelines, allocate contributions accurately and efficiently, perform quality assurance checks on pre-calculated figures, enter contribution data into the accounting system and maintain organized records, collaborate with Labor Relations to confirm contribution requirements, coordinate with the benefit reporting team to ensure reporting deadlines are met, stay current with union contract changes and benefit plan rules, assist in documenting processes and procedures, maintain well-documented notes, and support audits and internal reviews by ensuring data accuracy and timely retrieval of records.
Digital payroll and production management platform
Wrapbook offers a digital payroll and production management platform tailored for the entertainment industry, serving clients like film and TV production companies. The platform simplifies payroll by allowing users to collect timecards through an app, generating smart timecards that ensure compliance with industry standards. It stands out from competitors by integrating with accounting software like QuickBooks, streamlining financial management. The goal of Wrapbook is to provide a fast and secure way to manage payroll and production needs, reducing administrative burdens for its clients.