People Business Partner

Back to jobs New People Business Partner United States, Remote Apply Human Interest is on a mission to ensure that people in all lines of work have access to retirement benefits.   Nearly half of all working Americans are not saving enough for their future. Too often it’s because they are employed by a company that doesn’t offer a retirement plan. Human Interest is changing that by making it affordable and accessible for small and medium-sized businesses to offer employees a path to financial independence through retirement savings. We’re a high-growth tech company changing the retirement industry. We’ve raised $500M and are backed by leading investors. Most recently, by funding from BlackRock as well as many other top investors: TPG (The Rise Fund) with SoftBank led our Series D , Glynn Capital, NewView Capital, USVP, Wing, Uncork, and others. The People Business Partner will play a key role in working with senior leaders to develop and implement workforce strategies that support business objectives and drive organizational effectiveness. This role acts as a partner to business leaders, managers and employees on HR-related matters, and will work across the entire People team to ensure that HR initiatives and programs are aligned with business objectives. This role will also have the unique opportunity to assist in the implementation and support a Shared Services model. What you get to do every  day Act as a trusted strategic advisor and partner to business leaders performance management, organizational design, employee engagement, leadership development and change management to drive business results.  Coach leaders and partner with them to build engaged, high-performing teams. Deliver effective and timely HR solutions, annual processes, programs, and policies to assigned business functions. Utilize data and analysis of people metrics to drive data-driven insights around attrition, growth and retention Partner with the Talent Acquisition team to ensure the business has the necessary talent to meet current and future needs. Support the People Team as a shared services resource, responding to employee questions and requests timely.  Act as a culture champion, keeping the Human Interest Way at the heart of our people programs. Ensure compliance with all federal and state employment laws and regulations. What you bring to the role 5+ years of HR Generalist/People Business Partner experience Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience  Strong knowledge of labor laws, including wage and hour  Demonstrated ability to translate key business objectives and needs to support leadership and effectively drive people programs Ability to operate through ambiguity and prioritize effectively in a dynamic environment  Deep experience in handling complex employee issues  Experience partnering directly with COEs on program development and delivery strategies  Experience navigating various HR systems; experience with Jira, Paycor, Greenhouse, ChartHop, GoogleSuite a plus Strong communication and influencing skills Can be located in CST, MST, or PST Why you will love working at Human Interest Mission - Highly collaborative startup dedicated to supporting employee engagement and growth. It’s an opportunity to help solve one of the biggest unsolved problems in America: saving for retirement. Culture - Our operating principles define how we come together as a team to do our work. They reflect Human Interest’s unique view on what’s important and what’s right. Documenting this core aspect of our culture helps employees make good decisions on their own. It also helps candidates considering career opportunities critically evaluate whether they will thrive at Human Interest.  Customer obsession Long-term orientation Autonomous and accountable teams An escalating bar for talent and performance  Fundamental optimism  Read more Compensation - At Human Interest, there are a number of factors that are used to determine the appropriate pay range for each position. We take into account the cost of labor for each position in various markets across the U.S. The base salary for this position spans $90,000 - $100,000   and represents the minimum in our lowest geographic region to a maximum in our highest geographic region. The salary we offer to a new employee within this range is based on their location within the U.S., their relevant job-related skills, and experience. At Human Interest, base salary is one component of the overall total rewards package. Depending on the position, additional compensation components such as bonuses, commissions, and equity may be offered. All of our employees are offered a robust suite of physical, financial, and mental wellness benefits. In compliance with applicable laws, we do not inquire about salary history, or about criminal history prior to a conditional offer of employment. Benefits -  A great 401(k) plan: Our own! Our 401(k) includes a dollar-for-dollar employer match up to 4% of compensation (immediately vested) and $0 plan fees Top-of-the-line health plans, as well as dental and vision insurance Generous PTO and parental leave policies Lyra - Enhanced Mental Health Support for Employees and dependents   Carrot - Fertility healthcare and family forming benefits Candidly - Student loan resource to help you and your family plan, borrow, and repay student debt Monthly work-from-home stipend; annual wellness stipend Employee Resource Groups including Veterans, Lift Ev’ry Voice, Pride, LatinX, Families, and Women in Tech Fun online and regional events and celebrations and department and company offsites We’re a great place to work (but don’t take our word for it)  Here’s a list of our awards and accolades: Certified as a Great Place To Work® (2023) Best Places to Work by Built In (2023) A Top Company by Y Combinator (2020-2023) America’s Best Startup Employers by Forbes (2020-2022)  Inc. Fastest Growing Companies (2021)   Human Interest is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran or military status, pregnancy, or any other characteristics protected under federal, state, or local laws. Human Interest employees must adhere to the Company’s security policies and Code of Ethics.   Please note Human Interest does not accept unsolicited resumes from any source other than directly from candidates. We will not consider resumes from vendors including and without limitation search firms, staffing agencies, fee-based referral services, and recruiting agencies.  Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider employment-qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records. We comply with CCPA guidelines. 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