Human Resources Generalist
$96,000 - $125,000
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Posted 39 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$96,000 - $125,000
About the role
- Core Service DeliveryIC Performance Management cases end-to-end, including coaching managers through documentation and process requirements
- Terminations & offboarding for Senior Manager and below within your client groupsHR Help Desk cases: triaging, routing, and resolving employee and manager queries
- Internal mobility transactions and coordination
- Exit interviews: scheduling, conducting, and surfacing themesHR Inbox management for your assigned orgsAI-Enabled Execution
- Operate AI-assisted workflows as the default for case intake, documentation, and communications
- Identify opportunities to reduce manual effort through automation and prompt-based tools
- Contribute to shared templates, prompts, and workflows the team can reuse across orgs
- What you will need3–5 years of experience in an HR Generalist role with direct ownership of performance management, employee relations, or HR case work
- Demonstrated comfort using AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude, or similar) in your day-to-day work
- Experience managing high-volume, process-driven HR work without sacrificing quality or compliance
- Strong written communication: you draft clear, professional documentation with minimal review
- Applied knowledge of federal, state, and local employment law, with the ability to flag and escalate legal risk appropriately
- Familiarity with HRIS platforms, ticketing systems, and HR tech tools
- Process-oriented mindset: you look for ways to systematize and improve repetitive work
- Ability to flex across orgs and manage multiple cases simultaneously in a fast-paced environment
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