Job Application for Publishing Analyst at McMaster-Carr

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We are currently seeking a Publishing Analyst to contribute to the exciting changes we’re making to our publications and products. We are looking for broadly skilled, resourceful, and talented people to join our team. People of all types have been successful at McMaster-Carr; from engineers to business students to thespians. We’re interested in your ability to think and your drive to be challenged. Our team works on a variety of initiatives, such as helping to curate our product offering based on supplier feedback or analyzing and reporting on customer experience insights to help shape our publishing efforts. This role will provide you with multidimensional project scope and responsibility while you enjoy exceptional work-life balance.

Who We Are

At McMaster-Carr we help customers build anything because we offer everything – we stock and distribute more than half a million products. We focus on creating visual and informative product merchandising, building our own systems and technology in-house, and improving operationally to create exceptional customer experiences around the globe. As we look to the future, we apply experimentation and innovation to the lessons learned since our start in 1901. Our success continues with the ideas and commitment of the bright and ambitious people that differentiate McMaster-Carr.

Be Curious

Our dynamic business requires agile, adaptable innovators to tackle problems and add value across key business functions. Throughout your career, you will engage in a range of activities like:

Help customers find the right products by creating engaging content and consistent data.
Analyze internal metrics and conduct external research to drive our publications forward. Assess how customers interact with our publications and propose options for how to best present products on our website.
Drive procedures and processes forward by making observations and proposing improvements. Develop documentation and train others to facilitate consistent outcomes.

Be Exceptional

McMaster-Carr is committed to an inclusive workplace where you are valued and have a sense of belonging. Inclusion and diversity are built into the way we form teams, design projects, and create on-site resources. Regardless of your background, you can flourish at McMaster-Carr if you love to learn, do great work, and pursue ambitious goals. Successful Publishing Analyst candidates at McMaster-Carr tend to share some of the same qualities:

A history of academic and professional success
At least 2 years of professional experience
Strong verbal, written, and visual communication skills
Strong critical thinking, research, attention to detail, organizational, and decision-making skills
Eagerness to learn new things, adaptability, and a growth-oriented mindset

Cash Compensation

Total cash compensation ranges from $148,500 - $171,500, which includes annual cash profit sharing based on company profitability.

Benefits

We offer comprehensive benefits to support employees and their dependents, such as:

100% tuition reimbursement
Medical, dental, pharmacy, and vision plans with no monthly premiums
Industry-leading company-funded retirement accounts
Employee resource groups (e.g., Pride Alliance, Black Employees, Mi Gente, Military Community)
Inclusive, all-gender benefits
First-time home buyer assistance
Paid parental leave for all new parents
Adoption and surrogacy assistance
Paid time off for vacation and personal time

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We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer and dedicated to providing employees a workplace with reasonable accommodations and free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. At McMaster-Carr, we do not make employment decisions based on age, ethnicity, citizenship status, military status, gender identity and expression, race, religion, disability status, marital status, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, or any other legally protected group.
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