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Regional HR Business Partner
WonderRegional HR Business Partner supporting multi-unit field leadership across a large region. Strategic partner for HR initiatives, talent development, and employee relations in a high-growth environment.
Posted 6/26/2026full-timeRemote • District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorLead💰 $108,500 - $143,000 per yearWebsite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Serve as the primary strategic HR partner to Regional Vice Presidents and Market Operations Directors across multiple markets.
- Recommend, translate, and execute people initiatives aligned with operational goals, including workforce planning, leadership capability, retention, and culture.
- Anticipate emerging needs and challenges, proactively offering solutions—not just surfacing issues.
- Use data, trends, and insights to inform decisions and create interventions that scale across regions and store formats.
- Lead with a high level of independence, navigating ambiguity while influencing leadership toward optimal people decisions.
- Influence leaders toward effective, long-term people decisions through strong judgment, business acumen, and operational understanding.
- Operate with end-to-end ownership, shifting fluidly between strategic planning, project execution, and tactical tasks that support daily operations.
- Drive and support enterprise initiatives (performance cycles, compensation reviews, org design changes, HR system launches) while ensuring field execution and adoption.
- Build repeatable, scalable processes that reduce manual lift for stores and improve consistency across regions.
- Establish rhythms, standards, and operating mechanisms that ensure consistency of HR support across regions.
- Diagnose root causes of operational and people challenges such as turnover, staffing models, leadership gaps, and team effectiveness, and develop targeted, scalable solutions to address them.
- Partner with field leaders to design and execute workforce plans that support current and future business needs, including staffing strategies, labor optimization, performance management, and leadership bench development.
- Implement interventions that improve operational readiness, strengthen leadership performance, and reinforce long-term organizational health across markets.
- Use analytical and dashboards to generate insights and make data-backed recommendations that enhance workflows, shift behaviors, and influence long-term strategy.
- Serve as the escalation point for complex employee relations matters across multiple districts.
- Guide leaders in consistent application of policies, values, and leadership behaviors.
- Shape and reinforce programs that enhance engagement, build teamwork, and reduce avoidable employee friction.
- Partner with Talent Acquisition on hiring strategies, forecasting, and capability planning for leaders and hourly teams.
- Support and influence leadership development, succession planning, career pathing, and bench readiness for multi-unit operations.
- Coach leaders to elevate their decision-making, communication, and team leadership effectiveness.
- Ensure all practices comply with federal, state, and local requirements across a growing multi-state footprint.
- Partner cross-functionally to ensure strong execution of core HR programs including benefits, compensation, accommodations, investigations, and performance cycles.
- Apply strong risk judgment to protect the business while maintaining trust and fairness across teams.
- Lead people-related components of change tied to new market expansion, org design shifts, process improvements, or structural realignments.
- Diagnose operational inefficiencies and create scalable HR processes that support growth and reduce complexity for leaders.
- Influence field adoption of new tools, systems, and workflows through clear communication and partnership.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field
- 8+ years of progressive HRBP experience, with significant time supporting multi-unit operations in QSR, food & beverage, hospitality, or retail
- Demonstrated ability to translate people strategy into scalable, effective initiatives that drive meaningful business outcomes
- Proven experience operating as a senior-level individual contributor with strong cross-functional influence
- Exceptional ability to anticipate needs, diagnose problems, and drive solutions that scale
- Strong analytical mindset with the ability to interpret trends and turn insights into action
- Knowledge of employment laws and compliance considerations across multiple states
- Excellent communication, relationship-building, and influencing skills with leaders at all levels
- Comfort working in a fast-paced, high-growth environment with competing priorities and continuously evolving structures, processes, and practices.
Benefits
Comp & perks- competitive salary package
- equity
- 401K
- multiple medical, dental, and vision plans
- many benefits and perks that are not listed
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
HRBP experienceworkforce planningleadership capabilitydata analysisperformance managementstaffing strategiesorganizational designemployee relationscompliance knowledgerisk judgment
Soft Skills
strategic thinkinginfluencing skillsrelationship-buildingproblem-solvingcommunication skillsteam leadershipanalytical mindsetanticipation of needsdecision-makingadaptability
Certifications
Bachelor’s degree in Human ResourcesBachelor’s degree in Business Administration