Top HR Jobs in Boston, MA

Supports People Operations for assigned client groups, including onboarding, I-9 processing, screenings, payroll and employee-status changes, personnel-file maintenance, data audits, PTO reconciliation, benefits and employee programs, invoices, communications, and termination administration. Provides employee and candidate support, coordinates with internal teams, maintains compliance, serves as backup for colleagues, and contributes to process improvements and standard operating procedures.

Leads Suffolk’s national HR Business Partner function across corporate and field operations. Responsibilities include defining the HRBP operating model, advising executives, developing HRBP capabilities, workforce planning, organizational design, talent strategy, employee experience, culture, HR technology transformation, and workforce analytics. The role requires leading a geographically dispersed team, partnering with HR Centers of Excellence, supporting Oracle HCM adoption, and working onsite in Boston four days weekly with quarterly travel.

The HR Generalist manages employee relations, onboarding, HRIS records, employee files, accrual data, I-9 verification, and confidential personnel information. The role provides HRIS support, maintains employee databases in ADP and/or Deltek, responds to employee questions, and supports effective communication across the organization. A bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or Business and 6–10 years of HR experience are required.

Partner with business leaders to design and execute talent strategies across compensation, benefits, DE&I, learning, talent management, organizational design, and employee relations. Influence leaders, leverage data, collaborate with HR Centers of Excellence, drive talent pipeline and internal mobility, and improve engagement and organizational effectiveness.

Serve as strategic HR partner to a 2,000+ R&D organization, leading org design, performance calibration, people programs, engagement analysis, and coaching senior leaders to scale the org and improve talent outcomes.

Partners with executive leaders across Digital Americas, Sales, Operations, and Global Revenue Operations to align workforce planning, organization design, performance, succession, and leadership development with commercial growth. Leads HR transformation, coordinates Centers of Excellence and regional HR teams, and advances AI-enabled automation and scalable people strategies. Requires strong business and financial acumen, influence with senior stakeholders, and experience in global, matrixed, revenue-driven organizations.

Two-year rotational HR leadership program (three eight-month rotations) to develop HR competencies across talent management, acquisition, total rewards, and employee relations. Includes formal development, executive mentorship, process improvement, and project experience. Requires geographic mobility, onsite work, and completion of a Master’s degree in timeframe specified; compensation and relocation support provided.

Administers and enhances Workday HCM and Learning, providing tier-one and tier-two support, maintaining security and data integrity, managing integrations, conducting audits, and supporting semiannual releases. Translates HR business needs into system solutions, leads testing, troubleshoots issues, monitors data quality, and partners with stakeholders and IT to improve processes and user experience.

Owns end-to-end HR operations for a growing two-country biotech, including HR systems, payroll coordination, benefits and total rewards, compliance, talent acquisition, employee relations, leave administration, vendor management, and executive reporting. Partners with leadership to advise managers, improve HR processes, maintain employment policies, and scale people infrastructure across U.S. and Swiss operations.

Leads HR strategy across the Americas for a 1,000-person business, advising executives on workforce planning, organizational design, talent development, employee relations, total rewards, compliance, HRIS integrity, and people analytics. Manages a 20-person HR team and supports consistent yet locally appropriate service delivery across the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. Requires up to 20% domestic and international travel and on-site work near Chelmsford, Massachusetts.

Provides strategic HR partnership to senior leaders across global commercial and pricing functions. Responsibilities include talent strategy, organizational design, workforce planning, succession planning, change management, commercial transformation support, leader coaching, and aligning HR programs with business priorities. The role partners with a shared People Advisor and uses data-driven insights to support organizational effectiveness and capability building.

Serve as on-site HR partner delivering HR operations, onboarding/offboarding, benefits administration, Paylocity administration, employee relations, recruiting support, performance management, compliance, and culture-building while designing scalable HR programs for a growing medical device company.

Supports HR business partners and attorneys with personnel records, HR documents, employee inquiries, onboarding, departures, evaluations, compliance, employment verifications, Workday transactions, HRIS reporting, and special projects. Maintains confidential records, coordinates with HR teams, supports I-9 and immigration processes, and helps ensure policies and regulatory requirements are followed.

Manages firmwide human resources processes for lawyer populations, including evaluations, promotions, talent initiatives, workflows, reporting, communications, and data management. Partners with HR business partners, leadership, Centers of Excellence, HR Operations, and IT to improve processes and ensure consistent implementation. Analyzes lawyer data, develops training and documentation, supports strategic HR initiatives, and leads staff through prioritization, coaching, and performance feedback.

Serve as a strategic HR partner for Tewksbury, MA and Oakwood Village, OH sites. Lead talent management, organizational design, employee relations, compensation analysis, recruitment collaboration, HR process alignment, workforce analytics, and change initiatives. Mentor leaders, advise on complex employee issues, and implement enterprise HR programs across a global matrix organization.

Serves as a strategic HR partner to leaders across complex business areas. Leads HR strategy, employee relations, performance management, organizational design, workforce planning, talent development, change management, and leadership coaching. Implements people policies and programs, analyzes HR trends and metrics, manages complex employee matters, supports organizational growth, leads cross-functional initiatives, and mentors junior team members while strengthening culture and workforce effectiveness.

Leads strategic HR initiatives for a senior living community, partnering with executives on workforce planning, talent development, performance management, succession planning, employee engagement, and complex employee relations. Oversees engagement and recognition programs, supports retention and internal growth, maintains a positive workplace, and manages HR operations for a diverse exempt and non-exempt workforce.

Provides operational and administrative support to the Human Resources department, including personnel transactions, onboarding and offboarding, HRIS maintenance, employment verification, unemployment requests, payroll submissions, benefits administration, employee communications, reporting, events, and HR projects. The role requires strong organization, confidentiality, customer service, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and HRIS platforms, preferably Paylocity.

Assists the Director of People and Culture in leading HR strategy and daily operations at Four Seasons Hotel Boston. Oversees benefits administration, recruitment and retention, compensation and wage administration, employee relations, learning and development, and local diversity initiatives while helping deliver an exceptional employee experience and workplace culture.

Serves as a strategic HR partner to managers, faculty, staff, and bargaining-unit representatives. Provides guidance on employee and labor relations, performance management, retention, staffing, compensation, organizational development, change management, recruitment, payroll transactions, policy compliance, and employment law. Leads HR projects, improves service delivery, coaches stakeholders, and resolves complex workplace issues while maintaining confidentiality and supporting an inclusive, high-performing culture.

Provide generalist HR advice across employee relations, onboarding, performance management, global mobility, and cyclical HR processes. Partner with HR Business Partners on salary review, talent mapping, calibration, and engagement analysis. Identify automation and self-service opportunities, support flexible work requests, and contribute to continuous improvement within a distributed, Pacific Time Zone-based team.

Volunteer HR Generalist to support recruiting (sourcing, screening, interviewing, onboarding), maintain personnel records and new-hire documentation, coordinate office operations and policies, publish job ads, schedule interviews, prepare reports and presentations, and assist with initial fundraising campaign. Attend weekly meetings and commit to minimum 4+ hours weekly.

Supports the full employee lifecycle, including payroll, benefits, leave administration, employee relations, performance management, investigations, HRIS data integrity, onboarding, compensation, talent management, compliance, and HR process improvement. Serves as a trusted HR resource to employees and managers while providing operational support across the organization.

Manages HR systems strategy, administration, optimization, integrations, data integrity, governance, reporting, and analytics. Partners with HR, IT, Finance, and business leaders to translate requirements into system solutions, improve workflows, support upgrades, and evaluate AI-enabled tools. Serves as the HR technology subject matter expert and may mentor others without formal supervisory responsibility.

Partner with senior leaders and managers on organizational design, workforce planning, talent development, performance management, employee relations, compensation cycles, and change management. Coach leaders, improve People programs, use Rippling and AI-enabled tools to analyze workforce data, and turn organizational insights into practical improvements across the employee experience.