Senior Compensation Analyst
Gong.io- Full Time
- Senior (5 to 8 years)
Komodo Health is dedicated to reducing the global burden of disease through data-driven insights. We’ve built the Healthcare Map, a comprehensive view of the U.S. healthcare system, and use it to help our partners track patient behaviors, identify care gaps, and ultimately, improve health outcomes. We foster a collaborative and values-driven environment where ambition and a passion for impact are encouraged.
We are seeking an experienced Compensation Analyst to join Komodo Health’s Total Rewards team. You will be responsible for developing, optimizing, and administering global compensation practices and programs, aligning with our values and rewards philosophy. You’ll collaborate closely with People, Talent Acquisition, and Finance teams on all compensation matters, including salary ranges, variable compensation, equity, and review processes. This role reports to Komodo’s Total Rewards leader.
Komodo Health’s mission is to reduce the global burden of disease. We believe that smarter use of data is essential to this mission. We foster a collaborative and values-driven environment where ambition and a passion for impact are encouraged.
Data-driven insights for patient care improvement
Komodo Health focuses on enhancing patient care and minimizing disease impact through data analysis. Their platform, known as the Healthcare Map™, provides detailed insights by examining a wide range of data related to patients, healthcare providers, and health systems. This allows various stakeholders in the healthcare sector, including life sciences companies, patient advocacy groups, healthcare practitioners, and payers, to make informed decisions that improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. Unlike many competitors, Komodo Health emphasizes a patient-centered approach, ensuring that clinical innovations are aligned with the needs of patients. The ultimate goal of Komodo Health is to collaborate with partners to alleviate the burden of disease and ensure that effective therapies reach those who need them most.