HR Business Partner:
Job Summary
This role is responsible for driving business success by shaping HR Strategy aligned to business needs, strengthening organizational effectiveness and building leadership capability. HRBP will support and advise senior leaders focusing on workforce planning, change management, organizational capability development and organizational effectiveness.
Key responsibilities
Talent & Workforce Strategy
Develop talent strategies in partnership with talent leaders.
Partner with business leaders to shape workforce plans that align with long-term business goals.
Use talent insights and data to guide build, buy, borrow, and automation strategies.
Identify future skill needs and advise on how to develop or acquire those capabilities.
Collaborate with Talent CoEs to grow the leadership pipeline and ensure succession readiness.
Organizational Effectiveness
Lead organization design discussions to ensure structure supports business goals.
Drive change initiatives such as reorganizations, integrations, or transformation efforts.
Partner with leaders to improve how teams work (i.e., culture, ways of working, and decision-making).
Collaborate across regions to scale solutions that improve effectiveness across the enterprise.
3. Trusted advisor to Business Leaders
Advise business leaders on key HR initiatives including leadership development and capability building.
Provide business leaders with guidance on performance, potential, and succession planning.
Coach business leaders on organizational transitions and outcomes on complex cases.
Provide strategic HR insights and feedback to drive business leader decisions.
4. HR Strategy Alignment
Align business segment goals with enterprise HR strategies and programs.
Partner with HR People Partners to ensure HR support is consistent and effective across teams.
Work closely with CoEs and People Operations to implement solutions (e.g., recruiting, retention, compensation).
Ensure business leaders understand and apply enterprise policies, including local labor and compliance considerations
5. Employee Engagement
Employee Engagement is People leader lead. The HR Business Partner will support the employee engagement strategy aligned with business objectives by coaching and partnering with senior leaders and foster a culture of engagement.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university, or equivalent knowledge or experience
Major experience in human resources positions staff and/or client based
Demonstrated ability to make independent decisions, evaluate people, manage conflicting priorities in a fast-paced environment and effectively interface at all organizational levels
Desired Characteristics:
Excellent problem-solving skills; ability to make independent decisions, manage conflicting priorities in a fast-paced environment
Master’s Degree in Business Administration or Human Resources, or equivalent knowledge or experience
An impact player with proven ability to drive change in an effective and participative manner
Resourceful, innovative, persuasive
Experience in organizational design work and talent development efforts or emphasis on HR leadership/people strategies, coaching, employee solutions
Experience applying lean tools to improving operations
Experience engaging , working with and influencing C-Suite level leaders
An inclusive style and superior interpersonal skills at all levels. Experience working with senior leadership teams in a business and human resources
Creative problem solver with strong analytical skills
Outstanding written and oral communication skills across all levels
Proven success in working in highly dynamic and matrixed organizations during times of transformation
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
GE Vernova Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Office
58 Charles St, Cambridge, MA, United States, 02141
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