Sr. Analyst- TA Operations, Analytics and Campus Programs

Lyric is an AI-first, platform-based healthcare technology company, committed to simplifying the business of care by preventing inaccurate payments and reducing overall waste in the healthcare ecosystem, enabling more efficient use of resources to reduce the cost of care for payers, providers, and patients. Lyric, formerly ClaimsXten, is a market leader with 35 years of pre-pay editing expertise, dedicated teams, and top technology. Lyric is proud to be recognized as 2025 Best in KLAS for Pre-Payment Accuracy and Integrity and is HI-TRUST and SOC2 certified, and a recipient of the 2025 CandE Award for Candidate Experience. Interested in shaping the future of healthcare with AI? Explore opportunities at lyric.ai/careers and drive innovation with #YouToThePowerOfAI. Applicants must already be legally authorized to work in the U.S. Visa sponsorship/sponsorship assumption and other immigration support are not available for this position. The Sr. Analyst – Talent Acquisition Operations & Campus Programs supports Talent Acquisition through recruiting operations, analytics, systems coordination, process improvement, and campus recruiting program execution. This role ensures recruiting processes operate efficiently, recruiting data is accurate and actionable, and campus recruiting activities are executed with operational excellence to support Lyric's hiring objectives. ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Recruiting Operations & Systems Administer Workday Recruiting workflows, process updates, data accuracy activities, and operational improvements to ensure recruiting processes are efficient, compliant, and consistently executed. Evaluate workflow issues, system impacts, testing requirements, and documentation updates; recommend practical solutions that improve recruiting operations across Talent Acquisition, HRIS, hiring managers, and external partners. Reporting & Analytics Analyze recruiting data to identify trends, bottlenecks, data quality issues, and operational risks acros