Head of HR Enablement & Operations
$190,000 - $235,000
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Posted 40 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$190,000 - $235,000
About the role
- Lead Ibotta's People Operations Functions, inclusive of Workday Administration, Benefits Operations, and Payroll Operations
- Coach, mentor, and develop a team of people operations professionals
- Guide and manage the HR automation strategy, inclusive of our Workday system, HR tech stack, and other integrations across enterprise systems
- Manage our vendor relationships with HR technology tools and other HR operations partners; optimizing for competitive offerings, efficiency and service
- Partner with Talent Acquisition to support Ashby ATS and recruiting analytics
- Partner with HR Business Partners to provide technology based solutions to improve the efficiency of the business, increase self service, and improve the integrity of HR processes
- Embrace and uphold Ibotta's Core Values: Integrity, Boldness, Ownership, Teamwork, Transparency & A good idea can come from anywhere
- 10+ years experience in core people operations functions such as HRIS administration, payroll, benefits administration 4+ years of people leadership experience
- Bachelor degree in Human Resources or related field preferred
- Experience creating and executing an HR technology strategy required
- Experience creating and deploying AI agents across enterprise systems
- Ability to manage multiple, competing priorities concurrently
- Proven communication and presentations skills
- Proven operational excellence and systems improvements
- Strategic thinker and intellectually curious
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
