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Apply strong consulting and influence skills to solve complex, business-critical HR challenges within the Global Finance Organization in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. As a strategic Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP), you will advise senior leaders, drive organizational design and effectiveness, and deliver talent and workforce solutions that enable current priorities and future-state capabilities.
Job Responsibility:
Serve as a trusted thought partner and advisor to functional leaders on HR strategy, best practices and solutions, communications, and key initiatives
Coach and counsel leaders on organizational health, leadership effectiveness, performance, engagement, team dynamics, and decision quality to enable change and sustained results
Translate business priorities into integrated people plans (organizational structure, headcount strategy, talent movement, capability building)
Stay current on leading HR trends and deliver practical, business-relevant recommendations that support capability building and leader effectiveness. Analyze HR metrics and business signals to identify risks, trends, diagnose root causes, and recommend targeted talent strategies
Maintain strong stakeholder alignment across HR COEs and cross-functional partners (e.g., Legal, Talent Acquisition, Total Rewards, Talent & Culture, Staff Relations) to ensure seamless delivery
Collaborate with cross-functional leaders and HR to enable functional transformations (e.g., TWFS, S/4HANA), driving readiness, risk mitigation, resourcing, and change execution
Partner with leaders to define future-state capabilities and operating model implications (roles, spans/layers, critical skills) to support evolving business needs
Lead change planning for organizational transitions, including communications, talent moves, knowledge transfer, risk mitigation, and stabilization/hypercare in partnership with Corporate Affairs, Results Delivery Office, Legal, both globally and at regional/country level
Own the management and execution of post-design change processes to enable continuous organizational design and optimization, partnering with governance teams and workforce planning/OrgVue partners as applicable
Manage integrated workforce and hiring plans (prioritization, requisition governance, and execution) in partnership with business leaders and Talent Acquisition program teams, including global delivery where relevant
Support exit and transition planning in partnership with Legal, HR PMO, and regional/country HRBPs to ensure compliant, consistent, and employee-centered outcomes
Serve as the HR point of contact for transition management (moves, onboarding, assimilation toolkits, knowledge transfer) in support of business transformation leaders
Own the annual operating cadence for core HR cycles (e.g., performance management/MAP, talent review, compensation planning) to ensure quality, consistency, and compliance in partnership with global and regional COEs
Enable leaders with clear guidance, tools, and decision frameworks (calibration, promotions, pay actions, rewards differentiation) to improve decision quality and employee experience
Improve operational excellence through process simplification, continuous improvement, and HR technology optimization to elevate leader and employee experience
Act as an engaged advisor for inclusion efforts to ensure alignment with enterprise strategy and relevance for the workforce
Partner with leaders and Talent & Culture team to implement strategies that drive innovation, growth, engagement, and a culture of inclusion, belonging, and development
Serve as HR advisor to the Finance talent workstream to accelerate readiness and support employees reaching full potential through inclusive pipeline, development, and rotation programs
Develop and implement approaches to build engagement and strengthen culture during periods of change.
Requirements:
Doctorate degree and 2 years of Human Resources experience
Master’s degree and 4 years of Human Resources experience
Bachelor’s degree and 6 years of Human Resources experience
Associate’s degree and 10 years of Human Resources experience
High school diploma / GED and 12 years of Human Resources experience
Nice to have:
8+ years of progressively complex / strategic HR experience, including organization effectiveness, recruitment, talent development, compensation, staff relations or workplace planning
Highly organized and demonstrated ability to balance and deliver on multiple competing priorities, adapt to ever changing demands
A strong aptitude to drive meaningful impact for the better, and have fun while doing it
Demonstrated comfort with ambiguity and organizational change
Excellent program and project management skills
Possess continuous improvement and growth mindset, as well as intellectual curiosity, desire, and ability to quickly learn and understand business
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to operate with discretion and sound judgment
Demonstrated ability to interact, influence, and build relations with all levels of management and executives
Willingness to “speak up” and respectfully challenge existing approaches to drive continuous change
Experience supporting global teams and matrixed organizations
comfort partnering across regions and time zones.
What we offer:
A comprehensive employee benefits package, including a Retirement and Savings Plan with generous company contributions, group medical, dental and vision coverage, life and disability insurance, and flexible spending accounts
A discretionary annual bonus program, or for field sales representatives, a sales-based incentive plan