Experian: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

Experian Careers & Info

Current CEO: Brian Cassin

Current Status: Active

Experian is a credit reporting corporation regulated by the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003. The corporation sells credit reports directly to consumers and provides credit reports to creditors that loan money to consumers.

Experian careers include the areas of analytics, data management, human resources, information technology, marketing, project management, sales, customer service, administration, finance, and law. Individuals working at Experian can find employment in the United States, Australia, Chile, Costa Rica, and several other countries around the world. Individuals who are able to speak a second language are highly sought after for employment.

The Experian culture focuses on empowering employees to achieve professional and personal aspirations. In addition, Experian puts a large focus on volunteering in communities that are served through the Heart of Experian charitable program. Experian donates $500 for every fifty hours a employee provides of volunteer service at a non-profit organization of the volunteer’s choice. The corporation also offers college scholarships to high school seniors who have a parent that work for Experian. Finally, Experian sponsors the National Financial Empowerment Conference, allowing individuals to learn about financial empowerment.

Experian benefits can vary depending on the country the employee claims citizenship in. In the United States, Experian offers both PPO and HMO health insurance, MetLife and Aetna dental plans, accidental death and dismemberment insurance, short-term disability and long-term disability insurance, and vision insurance. Employees also have access to a 24-hour NurseLine, reimbursement for health and fitness programs, and an employee assistance program. Qualified employees can also utilize healthcare and dependent flexible spending accounts.

Employees may also receive additional lifestyle benefits including 401(k) plans, stock purchase plans, a minimum of fifteen paid days off, paid sick days, and ten company-paid holidays every year. Experian also provides access to a credit union and financial assistance towards the adoption of a child.

Experian has a focus on allowing employees to meet personal and professional goals. As a result, the corporation has created several programs to assist employees in pursuing additional education and training. Experian provides tuition reimbursement and education assistance as well as an extensive training and development program.

What jobs pay the most at Experian?

VP of Product Marketing is the highest paying job at Experian at $175,000 annually.