Head of People - U.S.
$195 K - $235 K
ApplyHead of People - U.S.
Posted 20 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$195 K - $235 K
About the role
- Partnering with senior leaders across the US to understand business challenges, diagnose people needs, and develop tailored solutions.
- Leading workforce and organizational planning for the US, including team structures, spans and layers, and succession planning.
- Proactively identifying recruitment needs, partnering with Talent Acquisition on role scoping, candidate selection, offers and onboarding.
- Facilitating personal development and growth through meaningful feedback, development conversations, and learning pathways.
- Owning performance and conduct issues across the US, ensuring fair process and building manager confidence and capability.
- Helping managers navigate and apply our reward and compensation philosophy, especially during annual cycles or off-cycle promotions.
- Analysing and translating people data into insight; supporting leaders to make informed decisions that drive business outcomes.
- Contributing to scaling our culture and processes as we grow internationally – with an eye on relevance, inclusion, and local nuance.
- Acting as a critical voice on inclusion, wellbeing and psychological safety across the business.
- You'll be great here if you have
- You have significant experience in a senior strategic HR leadership role (e.g. Head of People, Senior People Partner, or HR Business Partner leader), ideally in a scaling tech or international environment, with experience managing and developing a team.
- You are business-savvy and commercially aware: you know how organizations function, how to assess people needs, and how to get things done through others.
- You're credible with senior leaders, an excellent coach, and not afraid to challenge where needed, always with respect and empathy.
- You're outcome-focused, always looking for opportunities to simplify, improve or scale a process to meet business needs.
- You have strong knowledge of US employment law and multi-state compliance, with exposure to international employment contexts an advantage.
- You are tech and AI-fluent, comfortable using data and a range of tools such as HRIS systems, survey platforms, spreadsheets, and AI solutions, to generate meaningful insights, build compelling cases for change, and drive greater efficiency.
- You're energized by change, resilient and flexible; you operate well in ambiguity and enjoy solving complex people challenges.
- You're someone who gives great feedback — and invites it in return — because you care about your impact and growth.
- To be updated based on location
- Competitive salary25 days holiday + Bank Holidays
- Private health insurance and wellness program
- Pension plan
- Enhanced parental leave
- Career development plan & personal training budget of $1000 per year
- Regular team events, including lunches, socials and quarterly team events
- Home office allowance
- All of the equipment you need to be successful
- Collaborative, flexible and friendly environment with a truly hybrid working policy
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