Senior Human Resources Business Partner
$55.00 - $65.00 per hour
ApplySenior Human Resources Business Partner
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55.00 - $65.00 per hour
About the role
- Serve as the primary HR partner to Enterprise Finance senior leadership and their organizations
- Support functional-level compensation planning and performance review cycles for the Finance function
- Build trusted advisory relationships with Finance VPs, translating business priorities into actionable HR and talent strategies
- Provide counsel on organizational design and change management, including risk assessment and implementation of sustainable solutions
- Partner with Talent Acquisition and hiring leaders to define role requirements and accelerate hiring for critical positions
- Lead employee relations matters and workplace investigations from initiation through documented resolution, balancing employee advocacy with risk management and consistent policy application
- 8–10 years of HR Business Partner or related HR experience
- Experience supporting Finance, Accounting, Treasury, Audit, or Corporate Functions
- Demonstrated ability to solve complex problems across a range of HR issue types
- Strong change management and communications capability
- Demonstrated experience supporting large-scale organizational redesign, operating model changes, and workforce restructuring
- Ability to operate independently in ambiguous, fast-moving environments
- Proven ability to quickly establish credibility and working partnerships with executive-level leaders
- Strong executive presence with senior and executive-level audiencesBA/BS in Human Resources or a related field
- Prior experience providing HR support across a geographically dispersed workforce
- Experience with UKG or similar HRIS platforms
- About Hansell Tierney:
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