Serve as a strategic advisor to aligned Business Unit (BU) leaders to co-create and implement people strategies that accelerate business performance
Lead proactive workforce planning, succession planning, and organizational design conversations to ensure long-term talent readiness and scalability
Navigate and resolve complex employee relations matters with a balanced, consistent, and legally sound approach
Coach and enable people leaders on performance enablement, feedback, team effectiveness, and career development
Partner with BU leadership and People Centers of Excellence (COEs) to deliver targeted talent initiatives that enhance retention, drive engagement, and build leadership capability
Leverage data and insights to identify performance gaps, analyze talent metrics, and collaborate on strategic interventions
Assess functional and leadership development needs and work with Learning & Organizational Development to ensure effective solutions
Drive adoption of enterprise-wide COE programs such as performance management, leadership development, culture & engagement, recognition, and people technology optimization
Provide input into BU compensation strategy and support fair and competitive practices
Serve as a key partner in organizational transformation efforts including restructures, integrations, and workforce shifts, managing change and communications
Coordinate and support execution of performance management processes including communications, trainings, timeline tracking, and system readiness
Facilitate talent reviews and succession planning sessions by gathering data, preparing materials, and capturing outcomes
Develop resources and tools that enable managers to have effective development and feedback conversations
Create toolkits, presentations, and communications to drive adoption of talent programs
Collaborate with Learning & Development to identify skill gaps and recommend programs or resources
Own and maintain the Talent Management Intranet site (SharePoint), ensuring resources are accurate and up to date
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field required
Master’s degree or HR certification (e.g., SHRM-CP/SCP, PHR/SPHR) preferred
Minimum of 7 years of progressive experience in Human Resources, including at least 2 years in a strategic HR Business Partner or client-facing HR role
Demonstrated experience supporting talent management processes such as performance management and succession planning
Strong consulting and coaching skills with the ability to influence and guide senior leaders, managers, and peers across a global and matrixed environment
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare executive-ready materials and deliver training sessions
Ability to analyze and interpret people data and use insights to inform decisions, measure effectiveness, and drive improvements
Proficient with HRIS systems (Workday strongly preferred), Microsoft Office Suite (especially PowerPoint and Excel), and SharePoint
Effective cross-functional partnership and collaboration skills, with the ability to co-create and drive adoption of enterprise-wide initiatives
Comfortable managing ambiguity and change in a fast-paced, evolving environment, with a proactive approach to problem solving and continuous learning