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The Human Resources Manager at the University of Wisconsin–Madison partners with intercollegiate athletics to lead strategic HR initiatives, overseeing recruitment from position development to onboarding. The role designs onboarding, performance management, and development programs, supervises an HR Business Partner, and guides workforce planning and HR compliance.
Responsibilities include directing unit operations, aligning HR strategy with business needs, and implementing processes that
Academic Staff
Regular
HR Manager
The Human Resources Manager serves as a strategic HR leader for the Intercollegiate Athletics Department, partnering closely with sports programs and departmental leadership to manage high-profile and complex recruitment efforts from position development through onboarding. This position leads and executes several key HR functions and is responsible for managing the full recruitment and hiring process, partnering with managers to attract, assess, and hire top talent while ensuring an efficient and positive candidate experience.
The position is also responsible for developing and implementing HR processes, establishing sustainable operating procedures, and identifying opportunities for continuous improvement across the department. The role designs, implements, and monitors onboarding, performance management, and individual development planning programs, while supervising one HR Business Partner and providing guidance on workforce planning and HR compliance. In partnership with department leadership, the position helps develop and execute workforce strategies to meet staffing needs and support organizational goals.
Wisconsin Athletics, Human Resources
The starting salary for this position is $85,000 annually and is negotiable based on experience and qualifications.
Employees in this position can expect to receive benefits such as:
More benefits information can be found here.
Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Eric Weycker (eweycker@wisc.edu)
Relay Access (WTRS): 7-1-1. See RELAY_SERVICE for further information.
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