Director, Global Compensation and HR Systems
Description $150,000 + 24% bonus
Directs the development, implementation and maintenance of the Company’s rewards functions, including Compensation, Performance, HR Systems, and (future state) International Payroll & Benefits. Manages function with and through subordinate staff. Advises, consults, and coordinates with Executive Management on Global Rewards policies. Serves on Compensation Advisory Committee.
Performance & Rewards
• Build strategic direction for performance & rewards initiatives company-wide.
• Create and maintain global position and compensation infrastructure to support the attraction, retention and motivation of employees worldwide.
• Develop and continuously improve incentive and bonus plan design(s) that best fit with the organizational culture, priorities and business model. Manage the administration of programs with and through subordinate staff.
• With and through subordinate staff, maintain global job description database, conduct job evaluations and participate in salary surveys. Establish salary structures, develop salary budgets and develop policies and procedures to ensure the achievement of equitable, compliant and competitive employee compensation.
• Work with management and regional HR to assess competitive labor market trends and recommend annual merit, promotion and equity budgets to poration executive management.
• Own and manage the fiscal year end performance evaluation & rewards cycle.
• Recommend and administer special rewards programs to support long-term retention of key employees.
HR Systems
• Provide strategic direction for HR systems to ensure data security, workflow efficiency and value-added global performance & development initiatives. This will include the HRIS, performance management, absence management and time & labor systems.
• With and through subordinate staff, responsible for implementing and maintaining HR systems. Includes project management, managing contractual obligations, SOX protocol and audit support, escalation of support & service and end-user capabilities timely and within budget.
International Payroll
• Future State: With and through subordinate staff, responsible for implementing and managing international payroll vendor relationships, including managing adherence to contractual obligations, escalation of support & service, SOX protocol and audit support, and end-user capabilities timely and within budget.
International Benefits
• Future State: With and through subordinate staff, responsible for identifying appropriate and competitive benefits for international employees and employees on international assignment. Manage third-party vendors, identify economies of scale, maintain quality of benefits and support, and ensure adherence of contractual and legislative obligations.
Supervisory
• Select, develop and evaluate personnel to ensure the efficient operation of the function.
• Hire, train, supervise, mentor and appraise direct reports.
• Lead management staff to implement department objectives.
Functional Management
• Build, manage and adhere to department budget.
Qualifications
• Ability to successfully, professionally and diplomatically interface with senior management and be able to clearly communicate and recommend changes to methods (i.e., incentive programs, etc.).
• Ability to participate with other senior managers to establish strategic plans and objectives.
• Strong critical thinking in order to make final decisions on administrative or operational matters.
• Strong knowledge of FLSA and state guidelines, including overtime eligibility and job classification.
• Excellent analytical and mathematic skills.
• Demonstrable success in strategizing HR systems against evolving technology and business need.
• Proven international payroll experience (through vendors and/or subordinate staff acceptable).
• Proven international benefits experience (through vendors and/or subordinate staff acceptable).
• Experience with Workday and Oracle R12 highly desired
• Experience with SuccessFactors highly desired.
• Advanced-level knowledge of, and experience with Microsoft Excel.
• Working knowledge of domestic U.S. legislation that may affect compensation policies; familiarity with international compensation compliance (resourceful).
• Positive approach to challenges with a quality mindset; detail orientation.
• Results and people oriented —ability to balance multiple business considerations.
• Work effectively with all locations and diverse cultures.
• Excellent written and verbal skills required. Must have proven track record in effectively communicating with all levels.
• Strong negotiation, education and presentation skills.
• Strong analytical abilities, highly competent in evaluating data and application. Requires the ability to gain the acceptance of others in sensitive situations.
• Proven leadership and mentorship to staff.
• 4-Year University Degree required with emphasis in Human Resources or Business Management.
• 8+ years in compensation management gained through increasingly responsible management positions within Human Resources, of which 5+ years are in global compensation
• 5+ years global HRIS management experience; full-cycle conversion/implementation experience highly desired.
CCP designation