Benefits Administrator | Multi-Client PEO Benefits + Compliance
If you know benefits administration, you've probably spent time on teams that treated it like just another HR task — until an enrollment broke, a carrier file was wrong, or an ACA deadline got close.
You're the one who knows eligibility rules, QLE timing, COBRA windows, and why the payroll deduction has to reconcile. And you have watched that expertise get buried under generalist work.
This seat is built around the part you're good at.
Market HR Services runs benefits for multiple client companies in a PEO / multi-employer environment out of Wichita, KS, and benefits administration is now one of our highest-priority hires. We need a real benefits administrator — not extra HR help.
You will own multi-client benefits administration in iSolved, including plan setup and administration, open enrollment across multiple client companies, eligibility tracking, new-hire enrollments, qualifying life events, and terminations. You will coordinate with carriers, brokers, and TPAs, troubleshoot benefit-system errors, audit benefit data, and keep payroll deductions and contributions accurate. You will generate client reports on utilization, cost, and participation, and support ACA reporting and audit requests.
Compliance is part of the seat, not a separate lane. ERISA, ACA, COBRA, FMLA, HIPAA, state leave rules, and annual filings. You don't have to be a lawyer, but you do have to know when accuracy, documentation, and escalation matter.
This is a hands-on administrator role. The real failure point is back-office precision under volume, so the work rewards someone who lives in the systems and the details and closes loops without being chased.
You are a strong fit if you have:
Two honest notes.
Compensation runs $68,000–$82,000, with SHRM-CP/PHR and CEBS credentials moving you up the band. Benefits include 401(k) with match, health, dental, vision, HSA / FSA, life, PTO, and tuition reimbursement.
If you want benefits work where system depth, compliance judgment, and clean execution actually matter — let's talk.