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Distyl is seeking its first HR Business Partner reporting to the Head of People to define and build core partnering capabilities. You will collaborate with engineers, researchers, AI strategists, growth, and team leaders to scale our people function.
Expect to coach managers, devise evidence-based frameworks, and guide compensation and org design in a fast-growing environment. You will drive change, create fair, thoughtful systems, and use AI tools daily to document, analyze, and streamline
Comp literacy: You can read a band, explain a leveling decision, and hold the line on an off-cycle request and when an exception might be warrantedBuilder's instinct: You have operated without a playbook and then written one. You are comfortable being first. Experience in a high growth startup environment is preferredOrg design and change management in practice: You have run at least one team-level restructure or leader transition from design through comms and follow-through. You know the difference between an org chart and an orgAt least 5 to 8 years in HR with a background in business partnering: You have been an embedded partner to a leadership team, coached employees and managers through difficult moments, and navigated complex employee relations issues and organizational changes with sound judgment and discretionSystems thinker: You understand the system before you design the intervention. You separate symptoms from causes and resist the quick fixDirect, kind, low ego: You give feedback thoughtfully, care about your work and others around you, and focus more on outcomes than creditTech or AI background, strongly preferred: You have supported engineers, researchers, or technical leaders at a technology company and earned their trust. You understand how technical teams work, what they respect, and what makes them tune out. Experience inside an AI or applied-AI company is a plusCoaching that holds up: You coach managers rather than solve their problems for them, and you can point to leaders who improved because of you