Software for rapid military planning: make planning fast enough for today's environment
People Business Partner
Location
United States
Posted
2 days ago
Salary
$140K - $170K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
People Business Partner
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• Own the People partnership for assigned teams, advising leaders and managers on the people, team, and organizational needs required to build healthy, high-performing teams. • Build a deep understanding of the teams you support, including their priorities, operating rhythms, team dynamics, and execution challenges, and translate that context into practical people strategies. • Provide coaching on org design, team health, performance, communication, manager effectiveness, and change management, including through re-orgs and structural shifts. • Partner with leaders on workforce planning, role clarity, manager capacity, team structure, and future talent needs. • Help leaders identify and address team effectiveness issues, including decision-making, ownership, collaboration across functions, communication gaps, and unclear expectations. • Coach managers to build stronger habits around feedback, accountability, employee development, role clarity, and difficult conversations. • Partner with leaders and managers on career development, leveling expectations, promotion readiness, and consistent application of growth frameworks. • Run performance and goal-setting cycles, including supporting calibrations and promotion discussions. • Support employee relations topics with discretion, fairness, and clear guidance. • Build trust with employees across supported teams, understand employee sentiment, and help leaders respond to themes with clarity and action. • Partner across the People team on manager capability, development needs, onboarding, skill gaps, and employee lifecycle programs. • Use people data, including engagement, performance, retention, and attrition signals, to surface trends and recommend action to leaders. • Proactively identify people-related risks, gaps, and opportunities, and take initiative to drive practical, scalable solutions.
Job Requirements
- Around 5 years of experience as an HRBP, People Partner, People Operations Partner, or similar role.
- Experience supporting leaders, managers, and employees in a fast-growing, high-change environment.
- Strong business judgment with the ability to connect people decisions to organizational performance, execution, collaboration, and company goals.
- Strong coaching and advisory skills with managers and senior leaders.
- Experience supporting org design, workforce planning, role clarity, team effectiveness, and change management.
- Strong understanding of performance management, feedback, goal-setting, calibrations, promotion processes, and career development.
- Ability to handle sensitive employee situations with discretion, fairness, and good judgment.
- Comfort operating in ambiguity and building practical, scalable approaches where processes are still evolving.
- Strong communication skills across time zones; comfortable in a remote-first, fast-changing company.
- Self-starter mindset with a demonstrated ability to take initiative, anticipate needs, and move work forward independently.
Benefits
- Equity: Share in the company's success.
- Flexible Work Environment: Remote-first organization with flexible work hours and unlimited PTO.
- Comprehensive Health Coverage: Health, dental, vision, and life insurance.
- Retirement Plan: 401(k) plan with company match to secure your future.
- Parental Leave: 8 weeks at 100% regardless of state.
- Company Retreats: Annual company summit trips.
- Home Office Budget: $1,000 per year for home office improvements.
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