Retirement Plan Jobs in League City, TX

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Project Pipe Welder B -1st/2nd Shift

Company: Solar Turbines Incorporated

Location: Channelview, TX

Posted Oct 12, 2025

Perform Manual finish welding operations on carbon and stainless steel in all positions. As a Pipe Welder, you will set up, operate and adjust manual and/or…

Customer Relations Specialist

Company: Orkin

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Oct 12, 2025

Answer incoming calls and make outbound calls to customers to schedule, confirm and follow up on service appointments. Paid vacation, holidays, and sick leave.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are typical salary ranges by seniority for Retirement Plan roles?
Entry‑level Analyst: $55,000–$70,000; Mid‑level Manager: $80,000–$100,000; Senior Director: $120,000–$150,000; C-suite Executive: $180,000+ depending on firm size.
Which skills and certifications are essential in Retirement Plan careers?
Core skills: ERISA knowledge, fiduciary duty, data analysis, Excel, SQL, and plan software (e.g., Fidelity, Vanguard). Certifications: PTC (Plan and Trust Compliance), CFP (Certified Financial Planner), and Actuarial credentials (Associate or Fellow).
Is remote work available for Retirement Plan positions?
Yes—many firms offer hybrid or fully remote roles, especially for analysts and compliance staff, as plan data can be accessed securely via VPN and cloud platforms.
What career progression paths exist within Retirement Plan?
Typical trajectory: Analyst → Senior Analyst → Manager → Senior Manager → Director of Retirement Solutions → VP of Benefits. Each step adds fiduciary responsibility, client portfolio management, and strategic planning.
What industry trends are shaping Retirement Plan careers?
Key trends include fintech integration for automated plan management, ESG‑aligned investment options, increased regulatory scrutiny (e.g., SEC 2025 updates), and higher demand for data‑driven plan optimization.

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