The CES Workforce Management Analyst ensures CES centers have accurate staffing plans to meet customer-volume needs and deliver an excellent customer experience. The analyst proactively coordinates and adjusts staffing to align with contact volumes, achieve service-level goals, and optimize resources. Using volume reports, the role builds short- and long-range frontline staffing schedules and accounts for events or other factors that may affect contact volumes. The analyst alerts Center leadership when incoming contacts are not meeting response standards and recommends ways to mitigate the risk. The position monitors and forecasts contact volumes, creates and maintains staffing schedules and performance reports, and analyzes contact-center and frontline performance trends. It provides workforce-planning recommendations for incoming and outgoing contacts, activities, overtime, and vacation availability. The analyst also communicates operational performance, staffing needs, systems issues, and unresolved customer complaints to leadership, while identifying opportunities for improvement. The role requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent business experience, workforce-planning certification or at least four years of capacity-planning experience, experience with a workforce-management system, and contact-center or multi-skilled-environment experience. Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel and Access, are required; SQL and Crystal reporting expertise are preferred. The posting indicates a hybrid work arrangement and a salary range of $75,000 to $75,000.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level