
Senior People Operations Specialist
Posted 15 hours ago

Posted 15 hours ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Provide guidance to leadership on compliance with federal, state, and local labor laws.
β’ Develop compliant HR workflows and assess and enhance documentation.
β’ Manage benefits administration, including annual open enrollment, data audits, vendor assessment, and process improvement.
β’ Counsel People Managers on intricate employer issues and ensure consistent application of policies.
β’ Create templates and guides while ensuring the quality of documentation.
β’ Lead and refine onboarding and offboarding processes.
β’ Oversee and manage HR technology platforms such as ADP, Employee Navigator, and BambooHR.
β’ Tailor HR platforms, implement modifications, suggest improvements, and guide staff on system use.
β’ Foster communication across individuals, teams, projects, A1M, and clients.
β’ Collaborate with teammates, team leads, and government stakeholders on matters related to people operations.
β’ Identify and mitigate risks and conflicts, manage upwards, and escalate issues when necessary.
β’ Assess deliverables and seek out learning opportunities.
β’ Propel HR initiatives alongside Delivery and Finance teams, focusing on staffing plans and budgeting for compensation and benefits.
β’ Mentor and coach people managers across various disciplines.
β’ Proactively provide policy guidance, compliance updates, and process modifications.
β’ Monitor compliance obligations for federal contractors and alert relevant regulatory changes.
β’ Assist with staffing decisions, employee transitions, and workforce planning in alignment with client and contract requirements.
β’ Represent People Operations in inquiries related to staffing and compliance from government clients.
β’ Over 8 years of progressive experience in People Operations or HR generalist roles.
β’ Extensive HR generalist experience, covering employee relations, benefits administration, employment compliance, HR systems, and the employee lifecycle.
β’ In-depth knowledge of federal and multi-state employment laws.
β’ Proven experience in interpreting requirements, evaluating risks, and formulating compliant policies and practices.
β’ Background in advising leadership and people managers on sensitive or complex employee issues.
β’ Experience in creating resources for managers, training programs, or initiatives that enhance organizational capabilities in people management.
β’ Capacity to independently manage HR operations, prioritize competing demands, foresee challenges, and resolve issues with minimal oversight.
β’ Experience in evaluating, developing, and refining HR policies, workflows, and systems.
β’ Practical experience in administering employee benefits, managing open enrollment, liaising with vendors, and ensuring data integrity.
β’ Proficiency in managing HR information systems like ADP, Employee Navigator, and BambooHR, including system configuration, process automation, reporting, and data management.
β’ Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly explain complex or sensitive HR matters and navigate challenging conversations.
β’ Aptitude for building trusted relationships, collaborating across organizational functions, and supporting managers with varying levels of people-management experience.
β’ Experience in HR operations within a small or mid-sized organization.
β’ Must reside in the United States, including all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and US territories.
β’ Not permitted to live in New York state.
β’ Must have authorization to work in the United States for any employer without sponsorship.
β’ Flexibility to work across all time zones.
β’ Active engagement in virtual meetings, including being on camera.
β’ Willingness to travel to Chico, California once each quarter.
β’ Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience (preferred).
β’ Professional HR certification such as SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, PHR, or SPHR (preferred).
β’ Experience supporting a geographically distributed, remote-first workforce (preferred).
β’ Familiarity with a federal government contracting environment (preferred).
β’ Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
β’ Life insurance, short-term disability, and optional voluntary benefits.
β’ 401(k) retirement plan with employer matching.
β’ Four weeks of paid time off, seven company holidays, two personal days, and a day off for your birthday.
β’ Paid volunteer time.
β’ Wellness reimbursements.
β’ Budgets available for training, development, travel, and office supplies.
β’ Donations to a nonprofit organization of your choice upon hiring and several times throughout the year.
β’ Flexibility to manage non-work-related responsibilities during the day.
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