Human Resource Business Partner

• Applies HR policies to resolve operational issues of diverse scope, using sophisticated analytical and problem-solving techniques to identify root causes.
• Devises solutions based on limited information and precedent, assessing unusual circumstances to mitigate risk at the manager level.
• Supports core HR processes like engagement surveys and the employee lifecycle from hire to separation i.e., onboarding (new hire orientation), transfers, offboarding, leaves of absence and unemployment claims.  

• First-line support for employee relations and conducts formal investigations.
• Coaches managers on performance management and employee development, adapting style to differing audiences to resolve complex and sensitive ER cases.
• Enhances relationships with internal partners who are not familiar with the subject matter, often requiring persuasion and serving as a trusted advisor.
• Apply HR policies and processes, recommending decisions to resolve operational issues at the manager level. Gain manager cooperation on compliance.

• Analyzes people data and trends using evaluation techniques to support HR recommendations, select the right course of action, and suggest variations in approach.
• Supports the execution of talent management processes, such as talent reviews and succession planning, working independently with reviews at critical points.

• Complete knowledge and full understanding of HR principles, practices, and specific business regulations.
• Strong analytical mindset to synthesize employee data and excellent workshop facilitation skills.
• Adept at evaluating diverse situations, working independently, and advising on difficult and sensitive matters.

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience.
• Minimum of 5 years of related experience; or  combination of education and equivalent experience.

• Professional HR Certification (e.g., SHRM-CP or PHR).
• Foundational HR/Project Management certifications (e.g., CAPM).

The job functions listed describe the general nature and level of work being performed by team members assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list and may be subject to change based on business needs.

Works in an office environment sitting at a desk, table or computer workstation for extended periods of time. May travel by car, plane or other form of transportation to attend business meetings or conferences. Approximately 50-80 percent of the time spent on the job involves the use of a personal computer.

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