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Posted on 29 July 2026
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As the Senior Lead, People Analytics, you will be the architect of our new People Analytics platform and a strategic partner for our global people agenda. Reporting to the Head of People Analytics and as part of the People Analytics team, you will empower the organisation with data-driven insights, build the data pipelines and platform the whole team runs on, push our statistical and predictive modeling further, and champion the next frontier of AI and agentic automation to unlock human potential at On.
Your Mission:
Own the data engineering backbone of our People Analytics Platform: pipelines, data modeling, and orchestration, so the rest of the team's dashboards and analyses sit on governed, reliable data.
Build and maintain the semantic/metric layer as the single source of truth, ensuring definitions are consistent across every dashboard and report.
Support the build-out of our AI and agentic layer: from an internal AI co-pilot to embedding LLM-assisted workflows into the HR team's day-to-day analysis and reporting.
Partner closely with our data scientist to strengthen our statistical and predictive modeling bench applying regression, clustering, and causal inference techniques to separate correlation from real impact.
Develop and deliver insightful dashboards, reports, and analyses on the full employee lifecycle and key HR metrics, including headcount, talent acquisition, employee engagement, and attrition.
Act as a technical subject matter expert for People Analytics, providing guidance and support to HR and business leaders. Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business requirements into technical solutions and high-impact analytical projects.
Ensure Data Governance and integrity across all our HR systems.
Storytelling & Influence: Develop and deliver compelling, data-driven stories and presentations that effectively communicate insights and recommendations.
Your Story:
You bring 7+ years of experience in People Analytics or a related data science field, with a deep understanding of HR data and metrics.
You have strong data engineering skills: building and maintaining pipelines, data models, and a governed semantic layer using tools such as Snowflake, Databricks, One Model, or BigQuery.
You have strong technical skills in R, Python, SQL, and Excel for data analysis and modeling, plus a modern BI tool (Looker, Power BI, or similar).
You possess a strong, hands-on understanding of statistical analysis and modeling techniques (regression, clustering) and ideally causal inference methods that go beyond correlation.
Prior familiarity with HRIS platforms (e.g., Workday, SAP HR, SuccessFactors, Oracle HCM) and their reporting modules (e.g. Prism,...) is a strong plus, though not a strict requirement.
You are genuinely energized by AI: comfortable or willing to learn building agentic workflows and AI-assisted tooling, not just prompting for one-off answers.
You have excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to translate complex data into clear and actionable insights.
Your Team:
You'll join a small, high-caliber People Analytics team at On. You'll build and maintain the platform the team's Data Science and HRIS expertise runs on. You won't be receiving a playbook, you'll be helping write it, so an entrepreneurial spirit is key. Working closely with world-class HR leadership and business stakeholders to build a cutting-edge analytics capability.
About On
On is the Zurich running brand, and its hiring is Zurich first by a wide margin — 72 of its European roles — with London and Paris behind it. A consumer company that kept its digital and e-commerce engineering in-house, which is worth reading past the retail postings for.