Join Gusto as a senior WFM Capacity & Analytics Planner to design AI-powered forecasting and capacity planning systems.
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Skills & Technologies
AI in the day-to-day
AI is a fundamental part of how work gets done at Gusto; team members are expected to engage with AI tools relevant to their role.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Joblaze summary
In this role, the WFM Capacity & Analytics Planner at Gusto focuses on leveraging AI to enhance forecasting and capacity planning systems, ensuring operational efficiency. Key skills include proficiency in data modeling, analytics, and the ability to build AI-driven data pipelines that integrate various workforce metrics. This position is ideal for a seasoned professional with over seven years of experience in capacity planning, particularly in high-volume contact center environments. Gusto's commitment to AI integration reflects its innovative approach to workforce management.
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From the original posting
About Gusto
About the Role:
Gusto is looking for a senior, technically minded workforce management planner who can design and scale AI-powered forecasting and capacity planning systems. You will report into the Planning People Empower and play a leading role in shaping how AI is adopted across forecasting, scheduling, and intraday operations. This role is equal parts strategic design and hands-on execution: you'll build the frameworks, pipelines, and governance structures that elevate WFM from reactive to predictive.
Schedule Note: Coverage hours are between 6am-6pm MT
Here’s what you’ll do day-to-day:
Here’s what we're looking for:
The cash compensation range for this role is $105,000/yearly to $129,00/yearly in Denver and Las Vegas, and most remote locations, and $98,775/yearly to $121,000/yearly in Phoenix. Remote locations will vary based on our geographical pay approach. Final offer amounts are determined by multiple factors, including candidate location, experience and expertise, and may vary from the level and amounts listed above.
At Gusto, we don't use titles the traditional way, as a signal of rank or hierarchy. Instead, our titles describe two things at once — your craft (what you do, e.g. Engineering, Design) and your scope of ownership (what you're accountable for) — which is why you'll see something like "Head of X" instead of a rank word like "Director" that tells you neither. Because of this, the title on this posting may look different from what you'd expect based on the scope and seniority of the role, and from how similar roles are typically titled elsewhere. If you have questions about how this role compares to your current title or level, your recruiter can help translate.
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