Top HR Jobs in Boston, MA

Serve as a strategic HR advisor to Growth leaders, aligning talent strategies with business objectives. Responsibilities include workforce planning, talent management, succession planning, employee relations, organizational change, cultural integration, compensation, retention, performance management, onboarding, and leadership coaching. The role requires influencing leaders, mentoring HRBPs, supporting geographically distributed teams, and driving HR programs in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.

The HR Generalist manages talent acquisition, onboarding, employee relations, HR policies and compliance, performance management, payroll and benefits administration. The role advises employees and managers, conducts investigations, supports development initiatives, maintains UKG records, and contributes to HR projects across multiple hospitality entertainment venues. Periodic travel, flexible scheduling, strong organizational skills, confidentiality, and knowledge of employment regulations are required.

Provide national transactional and operational support for benefits and leave programs: process benefit elections and corrections, administer COBRA, enter and track leave transactions in ADP, support vendor and payroll coordination, maintain secure records, prepare standard correspondence, assist with training and audits, and provide backup coverage while escalating complex or legal matters to senior HR staff.

Administers employee benefits, leave programs, onboarding, offboarding, HR records, compliance reporting, and employee support. Manages enrollments, open enrollment, COBRA, FMLA, ADA accommodations, benefit invoices, vendor relationships, and HRIS data accuracy. Supports policy interpretation, employee relations, audits, performance initiatives, and process improvements while maintaining confidential information and regulatory compliance.

Leads Mimecast’s global HR technology, transformation, AI, and people analytics strategy. Owns the integration and architecture roadmap across Workday, Visier, and future platforms; drives automation, responsible AI governance, data quality, privacy, and analytics standards. Advises the CHRO and HR Leadership Team on investments and priorities, manages transformation milestones, and leads a small technical team while partnering with IT, Legal, Security, Finance, and business leaders.

Owns HR operations and people infrastructure, including HRIS administration, benefits, multi-state compliance, employee relations, offboarding, immigration support, onboarding coordination, vendor management, and process scaling. Serves as the primary HR contact for employees and managers and will eventually manage an HR Coordinator.

Participate in a paid, remote interview about your SMB’s payroll and HR software stack. Discuss administrative workflows, employee data and compensation management, software features, integrations, usability, competitor platforms, and challenges faced by SMB HR teams. Participants should be active HR, payroll, operations, or business professionals with direct experience evaluating, implementing, or administering HR and payroll systems.

Test requisition for an HR Generalist II position. The description provides no substantive responsibilities or qualification details; it lists a standard Monday-to-Friday office schedule and compensation and benefits information.

Owns the end-to-end HR function for a distributed U.S. and New Zealand organization. Responsibilities include HR strategy, employee lifecycle processes, payroll oversight, HRIS selection and implementation, policies, internal controls, compliance, employee relations, performance management, compensation, benefits, recruiting, and onboarding. The role partners closely with the CFO, executives, managers, Finance, external counsel, vendors, and New Zealand HR support to build a scalable HR operating model.

Supports HR activities throughout mergers and acquisitions, including due diligence, Day 1 readiness, employee transitions, integration planning, workforce changes, compliance, change management, and post-close execution. Coordinates workstreams, tracks milestones, prepares reports and communications, manages confidential information, and collaborates with HR, Legal, Finance, IT, and business stakeholders. Maintains M&A playbooks, project tools, checklists, and lessons learned to improve future integration processes.

Supports Department of the Navy civilian HR operations through DCPDS, DCPS, and DCHRMS transaction processing, testing, quality assurance, troubleshooting, and regulatory compliance. The role analyzes personnel/pay interface issues, prepares system change requests and transmittals, validates releases, maintains salary tables, resolves service tickets, and coordinates with DoD, DFAS, DON, and other stakeholders.

The HR Business Partner advises operational leaders on workforce strategy, employee relations, talent management, leadership development, succession planning, engagement, retention, organizational effectiveness, and change management. The role analyzes workforce data, conducts investigations, manages performance and corrective actions, supports organizational changes, mitigates workforce risk, and translates HR insights into business-focused recommendations.

Human Resources Specialist role sponsored through an H-1B Labor Condition Application. The position is based in San Francisco, California, and Charlestown, Massachusetts, with employment scheduled from October 19, 2026, through October 18, 2029. The posting does not provide specific responsibilities or qualifications.

Oversee the company’s human resources function, including HR policy development, compliance, escalations, labor and employment law compliance, and direct support for staffing customers and end clients. The role requires extensive HR expertise, experience supporting organizations of more than 1,000 employees, strong employment-law knowledge, and staffing-industry experience.

Leads the Human Resources function, advising executive leadership on workforce planning, compensation, benefits, HR technology, and total rewards. Oversees HR professionals, modernizes HR systems and operations, drives process improvement and automation, develops workforce metrics, ensures legal and policy compliance, and strengthens employee lifecycle services, organizational effectiveness, and talent retention.

Provides administrative and operational HR support, including recruitment and onboarding documentation, employee records, HRIS updates, benefits and training administration, employee inquiries, scheduling, communications, and general office duties. Maintains confidentiality, accuracy, compliance, and positive employee and manager experiences while supporting Human Resources and Training departments.

Serves as the HR partner for assigned departments, advising managers and employees on employee relations, investigations, labor relations, performance management, staffing, onboarding, compensation, benefits, compliance, accommodations, workers’ compensation, and safety. The role supports union grievance processes, maintains HR records and HRIS processes, conducts exit interviews, develops HR solutions, and ensures compliance with employment laws and organizational policies.

Leads Workday implementation, configuration, solution design, governance, integrations, reporting, data validation, testing, and post-go-live support. Partners with HR, IT, Finance, and business leaders to translate requirements into scalable solutions, establish HRIS governance and support models, ensure data integrity and compliance, and manage complex global initiatives. Drives automation, process optimization, documentation, stakeholder alignment, and sustainable HR technology operations.

Develop and implement country HR strategies, policies, and procedures while ensuring regulatory compliance. Automate HR workflows using AI, manage HR vendors, advise managers on employee relations and talent development, analyze HR metrics, improve HR practices, and collaborate with global HR teams. The role also supports recruitment and onboarding, promotes an inclusive employee experience, and requires strong HR technology, analytical, communication, and project management skills.

Owns day-to-day People Operations for a global workforce across the US, Canada, and India. Responsibilities include HRIS management, payroll and benefits administration, onboarding and offboarding, compliance, recruiting workflows, employee relations, leave administration, performance review cycles, and HR reporting. The role also supports managers with coaching and progressive discipline, maintains policies and personnel records, and requires up to 15% travel.

Supports recruiting, hiring, onboarding, employee orientation, performance management, HR programs, employee records, HR systems, reporting, and intranet content. The role maintains accurate confidential data, coordinates time-sensitive processes, assists with system administration and troubleshooting, and contributes to HR projects and process improvements. It offers broad exposure to global HR operations and requires strong organization, discretion, communication, technology skills, and follow-through.

Partners with managers and employees to align HR strategy with business goals. Advises on talent management, performance evaluation, employee relations, succession planning, learning and organizational development. Develops and evaluates professional development programs, supports HR technology initiatives, and contributes to firmwide HR strategy in a global, hybrid environment.

Supports HR administration throughout the employee lifecycle, including onboarding, personnel records, I-9 documentation, background checks, employee communications, payroll and timekeeping questions, benefits enrollment, compliance tracking, and employee relations documentation. Provides bilingual English and Spanish support, coordinates transitions from hiring through project deployment, maintains confidential HR databases, and collaborates with recruiting and operations teams supporting a large workforce.

Supports HR leadership and operating company management by executing core HR processes, advising leaders and associates, supporting recruitment, promoting inclusion, administering engagement programs, managing employee and labor relations, ensuring employment-law compliance, coordinating workers’ compensation reporting, and identifying training and development needs.

Paid 10-week HR internship providing exposure to talent management, talent acquisition, people analytics, benefits, learning and development, compensation, employee relations, and associate experience. Interns will complete a dedicated assignment, participate in meetings and networking, analyze their area, and present findings to leadership. The role requires strong communication, analytical thinking, emotional intelligence, accountability, and multitasking.