Hannah Miller

Hannah Miller has a varied work experience spanning different industries. Hannah started their career in 2006 as an Independent Podcast Journalist, co-founding and managing piratepods.com until 2012. From 2010 to 2011, they worked as a Contract contributing writer for The Examiner, focusing on San Diego's rock music scene.

In 2006, Hannah joined UC San Diego Housing*Dining*Hospitality as a Sr. Clerk and later served as an Administrative Assistant II. Hannah eventually became a Payroll Coordinator, responsible for auditing and processing payroll and leave balances for a department of 300+ employees. Hannah also handled new hire paperwork and data entry.

In 2015, Hannah worked as a Payroll Specialist at Tommy Bahama, where they processed multi-state biweekly payroll for retail and restaurant locations. Hannah was responsible for reconciling reports, uploading batches, and submitting payroll in ADP Payforce.

At GreatCall, Hannah held multiple roles. As a Temporary Payroll Administrator, they processed biweekly payroll for a multi-state organization. Later, they became a Payroll and Benefits Administrator, assisting with payroll processing and managing employee inquiries. Finally, they served as a Benefits Administrator, administering and maintaining benefit enrollment for a large employee population.

From 2020 to 2021, Hannah worked as a Payroll & Benefits Specialist at Inseego Corp, where they acted as the sole administrator for payroll and benefits for up to 300 employees. Hannah played a key role in transitioning payroll practices and implementing an HRIS with UKG.

Most recently, Hannah worked as an HRIS & HR Analytics Specialist at Exertis | Jam. Hannah'sresponsibilities included managing HRIS and HR analytics functions.

Overall, Hannah has gained extensive experience in payroll processing, benefits administration, HRIS implementation, and data analysis throughout their career.

Hannah Miller attended UC San Diego from 2003 to 2006, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication.