San Francisco, California
The Agency Recruiting
JOB TITLE: Director of Human Resources
LOCATION: San Francisco Bay Area
COMMITMENT: Full-Time
Pay: $150,000.00 – $175,000.00 per year
WHAT YOU WILL DO
The Director of Human Resources is a hands-on people leader who is both strategic and tactical. This role will oversee Human Resources for internal employees and will report to the COO. They will design and execute (a doer) while being able to think big picture. They will focus on Human Resources practices and initiatives that provide a high level of customer service to employees and help to drive a community-based culture.
Key Responsibilities
Researches, develops, and drives Human Resources initiatives that are aligned with business goals and that are valued and trusted by the Firm
Oversees and executes on talent acquisition, onboarding, compensation, benefits, career development, performance management, employee engagement, employee relations, and compliance
Builds out the candidate and onboarding experience for new employees
Creates an employee training program, goal setting, and performance management approach that develops employees and supports business initiatives
Maintains a competitive and equitable compensation strategy, plan, and practices
Manages employee benefits and leaves of absence programs, assessing benefit needs and trends
Ensures legal compliance to federal, state, and local requirements across all Human Resources programs, processes, and policies
Takes a consultative approach with leadership, providing advice and counsel that supports decision and enforces the Firm’s values
Drives a culture of continuous feedback by up-leveling managers on coaching and providing feedback
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Experience building and operating a Human Resources function
In-depth knowledge of labor law and best practices, as well as recent changes and trends in employment practices
Strong leadership skills and the ability to demonstrate and lead on values, initiatives, and customer service
Operational decision making and action planning that involves multi-disciplinary perspectives
Sees the “big picture” without loss of attention to detail
Ability to prioritize competing demands and communicate effectively with leadership
Must be able to travel to each of the Bay Area office locations
Preferred Education and Experience
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Human Resources or Organizational Development
7+ years of progressive leadership experience in Human Resources positions
Experience with an Accounting or Financial Services Firm a plus, but not required
SPHR Certification a plus, but not required
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