Director, Total Rewards
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unavailableChicago (IL)
Human Resources ManagersCorporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150,000 - $200,000 per year
About the role
OverviewConnecting clients to markets – and talent to opportunity. With 5,400+ employees and over 80,000 institutional, commercial, and payments clients, weoperatefrom more than 80 offices spread across six continents. As a Fortune 100, Nasdaq-listed provider, we connect clients to the global markets – focusing on innovation, human connection, and providing world-class products and services to all types of investors. Whether you want to forge a career connecting our retail clients to potential trading opportunities, or ingrain yourself in the world of institutional investing, StoneX Group is made up of four business segments that offer endless potential for progression and growth.
Business Segment OverviewCorporate: Engage in a deep variety of business-critical activities that keep our company running efficiently. From strategic marketing and financial management to human resources and operational oversight, you'll have the opportunity to optimize processes and implement game-changing policies.
Position PurposeThis role will lead the global Total Rewards function within the HR Operations organization and is critical to enabling StoneX's global growth strategy by ensuring reward and compensation programs are consistent, competitive, and scalable. The role provides the foundation for fair, disciplined, and forward-looking pay decisions across the organization. The individual will be responsible for designing and delivering scalable, globally consistent reward and compensation programs aligned to StoneX's job architecture and workforce strategy, including completing the global job architecture initiative, implementing salary band structures, and leading annual compensation cycles. This individual will manage a global team and act as a key partner to HR, Finance, and business leaders to ensure compensation practices support growth, competitiveness, and disciplined cost management.
ResponsibilitiesLead design and delivery of global compensation programs across all regions
Implement and operationalize global pay frameworks, including salary bands and geographic differentials
Ensure alignment of compensation strategies to job architecture, career framework, and business priorities
Partner with HRBPs and leadership to provide guidance on complex compensation decisions
Complete implementation of global job architecture, ensuring alignment to compensation structures
Translate job architecture outputs into structured salary ranges and job leveling consistency
Drive global adoption and governance of job families, levels, and pay positioning
Lead end-to-end annual compensation processes including merit planning, bonus allocation, and approvals
Establish clear governance, controls, and timelines to ensure consistent execution globally
Partner with Finance and HR leadership to align compensation budgets with business objectives
Lead the development of a global benefits and wellbeing strategy, including plan design, harmonization, and employee experience
Establish global frameworks for benefits governance, vendor management, and cost optimization
Partner with regional teams to ensure locally compliant and competitive benefit offerings
Establish and enforce global compensation governance frameworks
Ensure regulatory compliance across regions, including pay transparency requirements and local market regulations
Maintain consistency, equity, and defensibility in compensation decisions
Manage and develop a global team while building capability, structured workflows, and ensuring high-quality delivery across regions
Act as a key advisor to HR Ops, HRBPs, Finance, and business leaders, providing data-driven insights on trends, market positioning, and internal equity
Support strategic initiatives including workforce transformation, location strategy, and cost management
QualificationsTo land this role you will need8–10+ years of progressive experience in total rewards and compensation
Proven experience implementing job architecture and salary banding frameworks
Strong experience leading global compensation programs and annual cycles
Experience working across multiple regions (US and EMEA required; APAC preferred)
Demonstrated ability to operate in a fast-paced, matrix environment
What makes you stand outExperience in financial services or highly regulated industries
Strong analytical capability with ability to translate data into actionable insights
Experience supporting large-scale transformation initiatives
Ability to balance strategic thinking with operational execution
Strong business acumen and commercial mindset
Structured, process-oriented with focus on governance and scalability
Ability to balance global consistency with local market nuance
Influential communicator with senior stakeholder credibility
Education / Certification RequirementsBachelor's degree required
Advanced degree or relevant certifications (e.g., Certified Compensation Professional - CCP) preferred
Working environmentBased in Chicago, IL
Hybrid work arrangement (4 days per week in office)
Global role with schedule flexibility to collaborate across international time zones
Travel expected less than 10%
Hiring Salary Range $150,000 - $200,000 (Salary to be determined by the education, experience, knowledge, skills and abilities of the applicant, internal equity and alignment with market data.) Subject to business performance and recommendations of management, this role may be eligible to participate in an incentive compensation plan. This compensation package, in addition to a full range of medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent on the position, is offered.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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