Role Summary
The HR Business Partner (HRBP) serves as a strategic consultant to leadership, aligning business objectives with employee and management solutions. You will act as a change agent and talent architect, anticipating HR-related needs and delivering value-added services that drive organizational agility. This role is central to future-proofing our workforce through rigorous skill gap analysis and the design of transparent career growth frameworks.
Reports to: Head of HR
Key Responsibilities
1. Strategic Partnership & Talent Intelligence
- Business Alignment: Participate in business planning to understand departmental goals and provide HR solutions that drive performance.
- Skill Gap Analysis: Conduct quarterly Skill Gap Audits to identify discrepancies between current capabilities and future strategic goals.
- Workforce Planning: Partner with managers on succession planning and identifying "high-potential" talent to ensure a robust leadership pipeline.
- Development Roadmaps: Collaborate with department heads to create team roadmaps, ensuring technical and soft skills are scaled ahead of business needs.
2. Career Architecture & Mobility
- Career Pathing: Design and maintain Career Architecture Models (levels, competencies, and expectations) to provide employees with a clear "line of sight" for their growth.
- Internal Mobility: Facilitate internal talent marketplaces, encouraging lateral moves that broaden employee skill sets and improve retention.
- Growth Coaching: Coach managers on delivering effective Career Conversations, moving beyond annual reviews to continuous, growth-oriented coaching.
3. Change Management & Strategic Communications
- Communication Design: Act as the primary "Change Architect" for people initiatives, ensuring career path changes or development programs are communicated with clarity and empathy.
- Data-Driven Reporting: Synthesize complex organizational data into actionable reports for leadership, highlighting the ROI of development spend.
- Culture & Engagement: Analyze trends and metrics (engagement data, turnover, etc.) to develop programs that improve workplace culture and organizational health.
4. Operational Excellence & Relations
- Performance Consulting: Provide daily guidance to line management on coaching, counseling, and disciplinary actions.
- Employee Relations: Manage and resolve complex employee relations issues through thorough and objective investigations.
- Compliance: Maintain in-depth knowledge of legal requirements to reduce risk and ensure regulatory compliance.
Core Competencies
- CompetencyBehavior-Based ExpectationConsultative Mindset Ability to ask "Why?" to reach the root of performance issues rather than just applying a standard policy.
- Talent Mapping Experience using tools like the 9-Box Grid or Competency Frameworks to assess and plan for talent.
- Analytical Agility Comfort using HRIS and engagement data to predict where the next skill shortage will occur.
- Strategic Communication Ability to draft compelling narratives that align individual employee aspirations with the company's mission.
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in HR, Business Administration, or related field.
Experience
- 5-7 years of progressive HR experience, with a focus on talent development and business partnering.
Technical Skills
- Proficiency with HRIS platforms and data visualization tools to track "skill silos" and organizational agility.