People & Culture Business Partner
$120,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,000 per year
About the role
- Advise leaders on organizational design, workforce planning, talent deployment, onboarding, and team optimization.
- Align P&C initiatives with functional priorities, ensuring a cohesive people strategy across two diverse but interconnected teams.
- Facilitate succession planning, capability assessments, and development strategies for technical, creative, and leadership roles.
- Partner with leaders to strengthen performance management processes, including goal-setting, career pathing, and coaching.
- Support culture, engagement, and change‑management initiatives
- Coach managers on performance challenges, workplace dynamics, and communication approaches.
- Promote employee engagement across distributed, hybrid, and remote team environments.
- Implement and reinforce P&C programs, policies, and practices
- Ensure compliance with employment laws, company guidelines, and industry best practices.
- Provide guidance on compensation structures, working closely with P&C leadership.
- Use workforce data, KPIs, and analytics to identify trends, diagnose risks, and recommend solutions that improve performance, retention, and organizational health.
- Prepare regular reporting on P&C activities, insights, and business impact.
- Partner with Learning & Development to design and deploy training programs that strengthen leadership capabilities, technical skills, and team collaboration.
- 8–10+ years of progressive HR experience, including at least 4 years as an HR Business Partner supporting dynamic, technical, or creative functions.
- Experience partnering with remote and hybrid teams required.
- Experience supporting Finance, Operations, or related functional areas strongly preferred.
- Candidates must be located in MA, NH, or RI to be able to be on‑site in our Boston office 3 days per week.
- Strong relationship‑building and consultation skills across all levels.
- Excellent communication, influencing, and conflict‑resolution capabilities.
- Deep knowledge of employment laws, HR best practices, and organizational design principles.
- Comfort working in fast‑paced, evolving environments with technical and creative teams.
- Proficiency in HR technologies, analytics, and data‑driven decision‑making.
- Commitment to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace.
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