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Payroll and Benefits Specialist

Whisper Aero

Télétravail

Lieu
Remote
Publié
14 oct. 2026

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Description du poste

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Our Company Whisper Aero is pioneering a more compelling and connected future by delivering cleaner, quieter, and more efficient propulsion solutions. Today's open rotor propulsion systems are challenged by safety, noise, and performance limitations at all scales. Whisper's breakthrough technologies allow aircraft to fly anywhere at any time without disturbing communities, at greater speeds, and with incredible improvements in efficiency and cost. Their innovations also enable a new generation of air moving products that can blend into the soundscapes of daily life. Whisper was founded by industry veterans, Mark Moore and Ian Villa, and continues to innovate a future that’s as considerate as it is compelling with its world-class team in Tennessee. About the Role The Payroll and Benefits Specialist reports to the Head of People and owns accurate, timely payroll administration and dependable benefits operations across the employee lifecycle in a U.S. Government contracting environment. This role serves as a trusted resource for employees and managers, maintains payroll and benefits data in the HRIS, and administers the company’s timekeeping processes and related internal controls to support compliant labor charging. The specialist reviews and reconciles time records, payroll, and labor-distribution data; supports required reporting and audits; and helps ensure compliance with applicable contract requirements, company policies, and federal, state, and local requirements, including DCAA expectations for reliable time records and charges to the proper cost objective. The ideal candidate combines strong attention to detail, sound judgment, discretion with confidential information, and a service-oriented approach in a fast-moving environment. What You’ll Do Process payroll accurately and on schedule, including reviewing time records, earnings, deductions, taxes, benefits, bonuses, reimbursements, garnishments, and other adjustments. Administer DCAA-aligned timekeeping and labor-charging processes for a Government contractor, ensuring employees record all hours worked accurately, contemporaneously, and against the authorized contract, project, indirect account, or other cost objective. Monitor timely employee submission and supervisor approval of timesheets; review late, missing, incomplete, or unusual entries and follow established escalation procedures. Maintain documented controls for timesheet corrections and adjustments, including employee explanations, required approvals, audit trails, and prohibition of unsupported or retroactive changes. Reconcile timekeeping records to payroll and labor-distribution reports; investigate variances and help ensure direct and indirect labor costs are consistently classified and charged to the proper cost objective. Maintain timekeeping policies, charge-code authorizations, employee acknowledgments, training records, and supporting documentation; train employees and supervisors on accurate labor charging and their individual responsibilities. Support DCAA, DCMA, customer, and internal reviews of the timekeeping and labor-accounting system, including labor floorchecks or employee interviews; promptly produce requested procedures, timesheets, employee and location listings, charge authorizations, payroll reconciliations, and labor-distribution records. Audit payroll inputs and outputs; investigate and resolve discrepancies; prepare payroll registers, period-end reports, and account reconciliations in partnership with Finance. Maintain complete and accurate employee payroll and benefits records for hires, transfers, compensation changes, leaves, and separations. Administer employee health, welfare, retirement, and leave programs, including enrollments, qualifying life events, eligibility changes, terminations, and vendor file review. Serve as the first point of contact for employee and manager questions about pay, deductions, taxes, timekeeping, leave, and benefit plans; explain programs clearly and escalate sensitive matters appropriately. Coordinate with payroll providers, benefit carriers, brokers, and other vendors to resolve issues, monitor service levels, and support renewals and annual enrollment. Support payroll tax filings, year-end activities, W-2 processing, benefit reporting, audits, and required federal, state, and local submissions. Monitor changes in payroll, tax, wage-and-hour, leave, and benefits requirements; recommend process or policy updates to the Head of People. Maintain data integrity across the HRIS, payroll, timekeeping, and benefits platforms; produce recurring and ad hoc reports and identify opportunities to improve workflows and controls. Create and maintain employee communications, process documentation, calendars, and standard operating procedures; train employees and managers on timekeeping and self-service tools. Protect confidential employee information and follow internal controls, record-retention requirements, and privacy practices. Partner with the Head of People and Finance on benefits planning, payroll budgeting, vendor management, and other People Operations priorities. Basic Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in human resources, accounting, business administration, or a related field. Minimum of five years of progressively responsible payroll and benefits administration experience, including hands-on ownership of recurring payroll cycles. Ability to prioritize competing work, document processes, and collaborate effectively with People, Finance, managers, employees, and external partners. Working knowledge of payroll practices, payroll taxes, wage-and-hour requirements, benefits eligibility, and related recordkeeping obligations. Working knowledge of Government contracting timekeeping and labor-charging controls, including accurate recording of hours, authorized charge codes, supervisor approvals, documented corrections, segregation of direct and indirect labor, and reconciliation of timekeeping, payroll, and labor-distribution records. Experience with payroll, HRIS, timekeeping, and benefits administration systems; proficiency with spreadsheets, including reconciliations, lookups, and data validation. Demonstrated ability to review detailed information, identify discrepancies, perform accurate calculations, and meet fixed deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex pay and benefit topics in clear, employee-friendly language. High degree of discretion, integrity, customer focus, and sound judgment when handling confidential or sensitive information. Bonus Qualifications Payroll or benefits certification, such as FPC, CPP, CEBS, or SHRM-CP. Experience administering multi-state payroll and benefits in a growing, distributed, manufacturing, aerospace, or technology organization. Experience with payroll tax registrations, audits, retirement-plan administration, annual enrollment, ACA reporting, or leave coordination. Experience implementing or optimizing HRIS, payroll, timekeeping, or benefits systems and documenting scalable processes. Experience administering a DCAA-compliant or DCAA-audited timekeeping and labor-accounting environment for a federal Government contractor, including support for labor floorchecks, employee interviews, accounting-system reviews, or incurred-cost audits. Experience supporting the design, administration, and ongoing review of compensation programs, including job leveling and salary bands, market benchmarking, annual compensation cycles, bonus and incentive policies, pay-equity analysis, and recommendations that promote competitive, internally consistent, and financially sustainable pay practices. Familiarity with accounting fundamentals, general-ledger mapping, payroll journals, and financial controls. The Team You will be a key member of the People team, reporting directly to the Head of People and partnering closely with Finance, managers, employees, and external payroll and benefits providers. The team values accuracy, responsiveness, practical problem-solving, continuous improvement, and an employee experience built on trust. Whisper Aero is propelling quiet electric technologies from ducted fans to novel flightworthy aircraft designs. Everyday, the world harnesses the power of air to make our world more productive from fans cooling large data farms, to leaf blowers cleaning our yards, to propellers driving drones, aircraft, and more. But moving air has resulted in more noise, interrupting the peace and tranquility we expect in our homes and communities. As the world’s cities grow denser, noise becomes an increasingly critical barrier to our growing energy, data, delivery, and transportation needs. At Whisper Aero, we use first-principles physics to develop products that make moving air cleaner, more efficient, and quiet enough to blend into the background, transforming the soundscape of our communities forever. Benefits: Top-tier Benefits: Employee-first focused comprehensive benefits package, minimum of 90% employer-paid plans for employees and dependents with optional HSA/FSA account offerings PTO & Federal Holidays: Starting at four weeks of paid time off for vacation, sick, and personal days Competitive Salary: Value-based compensation, plus enjoy Tennessee’s no-income-tax life End of Year Bonuses: For eligible employees We always have beverages and snacks available to energize you throughout the day, with paid team meals based on office demands. 401(k) Relocation Assistance Professional Development Stipend Whisper Aero is proud to be an Equal Opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusivity in the workplace. All aspects of employment are decided on the basis of merit, qualifications, and business needs. We do not discriminate based upon race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. Whisper Aero also participates in E-Verify and will provide the Social Security Administration (SSA) and, if necessary, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), with information from each applicant's Form I-9 to confirm work authorization.

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