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The HR Business Partner (HRBP), Global Business Unit is an active member of an assigned business unit Leadership Team and holds HR leadership responsibility for that group. This role plays a critical part in shaping people strategy, driving talent initiatives, and enabling long‑term profitable growth. By aligning people strategies with business objectives and fostering a strong culture, the HRBP influences workforce planning, organizational capability, and employee performance. This individual must work independently, lead both long‑ and short‑term human capital strategies, and operate effectively in a dynamic and innovative environment.
Job Responsibility:
Build relationships with senior business leaders to offer thought leadership on organizational and people-related strategy and execution
Understand the business strategy and identify opportunities to increase alignment by helping business leaders identify, prioritize and build organizational capabilities, behaviors, structures and processes
Analyze workforce trends to model and forecast future labor requirements to support workforce planning for the assigned business or functional unit
Using data analytics, diagnose gaps between current and desired organization performance and deploy actions to resolve gaps, including organization redesign, headcount management, process change, coaching and training
Lead the annual succession planning process for the assigned leadership team, identifying talent gaps and bench strength needs to meet business plans
Support M&As by engaging, as appropriate, in due diligence, integration planning, communication, talent retention, policy alignment, cultural integration, legal compliance, employee support and post-merger evaluation to ensure the smooth integration of human capital and organizational processes
Act as the advocate for leading the talent management and development plans for the business or function unit, with a focus on enhancing the quality of leaders and building skills and capabilities of the workforce
Lead Key Leader, Pivotal Talent and Rising Star identification and development planning for the business or function
Understand and stay up to date on any changes or new initiatives within the business area that impact talent plans
Review key business performance targets and their related talent implications with the assigned leadership team
Partner with COEs as the voice of the business in determining appropriate development resources and training
Lead global and regional HR projects, as prioritized by the HRLT
Act as a liaison between the business, HR operations and HR Centers of Excellence (COEs) to ensure HR projects and initiatives are aligned with organizational needs
Understand and interpret employee sentiment inputs (Peakon) to identify needs, develop survey questions and identify solutions for broad impact across the assigned business unit or function
Develop strategies and initiatives to promote organizational culture aligned with the company's values and objectives
Lead change management efforts to support organizational transformations, including mergers and acquisitions, and cultural integration
Promote diversity and inclusion, assuring the assigned leadership team is creating and sustaining an environment that supports employees from diverse backgrounds
Provide expert HRBP guidance for the assigned leadership team, supporting that team for all aspects of the employee life cycle, including hires, terminations, mobility, job changes, compensation changes, workforce reductions and PPA/Merit
Coach senior leaders to improve leadership abilities, relationships among teams/individuals and interpersonal communications, as well as deliver effective performance feedback
Provide expert HRBP guidance for the assigned leadership team in all manner of employee relations, including workplace policies, senior level investigations, performance management, and exits
Provide guidance on employee relations strategies
Requirements:
At least 8 years of related work experience
Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business, or related field
Master’s degree preferred
Ability to work independently and lead both long‑ and short‑term human capital strategies
Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to influence across all levels
Demonstrated ability to operate effectively in an innovative and ambiguous environment
Strong analytical skills with the ability to translate business plans and goals into HR capabilities required to achieve results