Top Remote HR Jobs in Boston, MA

Manage end-to-end payroll through a PEO, administer HRIS data, support employees with payroll and HR inquiries, ensure multi-state compliance, generate reports, and optimize HR workflows. Lead the organization’s 2027 transition from its PEO to an independent payroll and HR technology stack, including system selection, implementation, tax setup, SOP development, controls, and employee training.

The Senior Manager, HR Compliance is responsible for developing and executing a compliance framework across the Americas, managing immigration and global mobility programs, and ensuring adherence to applicable laws and regulations while fostering a culture of compliance within the organization.

Provides strategic and hands-on HR partnership to Engineering, Product, and R&D leaders. Responsibilities include manager coaching, performance management, employee relations, talent and compensation programs, engagement surveys, exit meetings, organizational effectiveness, risk identification, and policy application. The role supports globally distributed teams during a six-month transition period and requires strong judgment, confidentiality, communication, and operational execution.

Serve as strategic HR partner to G&A senior leaders, leading org design and restructures, driving performance calibration, using data and AI tools to surface org health risks, and translating people strategy into measurable outcomes across global, high-growth teams.

Leads HR business partnering for global business units, aligning people strategy with business goals. Advises executives, implements HR programs, manages cross-functional HR collaboration, supports organizational change, uses analytics for decision-making, and ensures employment-law compliance. The role requires strong business acumen, executive influence, global HR experience, confidentiality, and expertise in HR technologies.

Own hands-on HR operations including multi-state compliance, policy drafting, annual audits, handbook updates, payroll and benefits escalations, and leave questions. Review HR administration work, improve processes with an AI-native approach, and gradually assume broader day-to-day HR operations ownership. Requires in-house experience managing compliance across multiple states in a fast-paced environment.

Own hands-on HR operations, including multi-state compliance, policy drafting, annual audits, handbook updates, payroll, benefits, leave escalations, and process improvement. The role also reviews HR administration work and develops AI-native approaches to streamline operations. Candidates need at least two years of in-house HR generalist experience, multi-state compliance expertise, and comfort working directly across payroll, benefits, and compliance in a fast-paced startup.

Supports the HR team across onboarding, offboarding, employee records, HR databases, engagement activities, training initiatives, documentation, reporting, and general administration. The six-month internship provides practical exposure to end-to-end HR operations while requiring confidentiality, organization, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Manage HR operations including onboarding, employee relations, and performance management. Support recruitment, implement HR policies for compliance, facilitate training and engagement programs, and analyze HR data to inform decisions and improve employee experience.

Manages HRIS operations, implementations, upgrades, integrations, data integrity, security, reporting, and user access. Oversees testing, data conversions, technical issue resolution, payroll validation, and process automation. Provides advanced HR data analysis and serves as the liaison between HRIS and departments including payroll, benefits, recruiting, compensation, legal, and risk management. Leads departmental HRIS initiatives and supports system efficiency improvements.

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.

Serves as a strategic HR advisor to Education division leaders, aligning human capital strategies with business objectives. Leads talent management, employee relations, performance management, organizational development, change management, leadership development, compliance, and HR analytics. Provides guidance on complex workforce issues, influences senior stakeholders, and leads enterprise HR programs and projects. Requires occasional travel for business needs, training, or conferences.

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.

Directs the organization’s human resources function, including workforce strategy, recruiting, employee relations, compliance, performance management, compensation and benefits, HRIS administration, onboarding, engagement, training, and inclusion initiatives. Advises executives and managers, leads the HR team, manages the department budget, oversees 401(k) and ESOP plans, mitigates employment-law risk, and supports acquisition-related employee integration.

Owns Launch Potato’s HR function, including performance management, total rewards, compensation and benefits, compliance, manager enablement, HR tooling, and team leadership. The role leads annual and mid-year performance cycles, compensation bands and benchmarking, benefits renewals, multi-state compliance, manager playbooks, and process automation. This player-coach position manages an HR Business Partner and a Total Rewards and People Analytics lead while improving scalable people systems for a growing, remote-first organization.

Manage global HRIS operations and roadmap, configure and improve HR systems and processes, lead complex implementations and integrations, resolve high-complexity issues, support enterprise HR programs, maintain documentation and reporting standards, and mentor HRIS analysts. The role partners with HR, IT, vendors, and business stakeholders to improve data accuracy, security, automation, and employee experience.

Supports the Talent Development team by preparing training materials, organizing LMS content, tracking participation, compiling feedback, creating course communications, maintaining training records, generating basic reports, and providing administrative project support. The internship offers practical experience in learning and development, instructional design, HR practices, and employee development programs.

Provides strategic and operational HR support to multiple clients, including HR policy development, compliance, HRIS and payroll implementation, benefits administration, onboarding, leave management, employee relations, performance management, and culture initiatives. Advises startup and private-equity-backed organizations, supports mergers and acquisitions due diligence, and manages changing client priorities while ensuring compliant and effective PeopleOps practices.

Supports daily People team operations across recruiting, onboarding, payroll assistance, benefits administration, employee relations, compliance, HRIS records, training, and employee support. Recruits frontline employees, coordinates background checks and documentation, reviews timekeeping, assists with payroll and open enrollment, maintains policies and compliance reports, and partners with managers on staffing, retention, performance, and engagement initiatives.

Provide federal recruitment and staffing support within a shared services model: conduct job analyses, write and post vacancy announcements in USA Staffing, review applications for eligibility and qualifications, prepare certificates of eligibility, coordinate offer and onboarding steps, ensure compliance with OPM/HHS/FDA policies, and respond to applicant and stakeholder inquiries.

Provide end-to-end federal recruitment and staffing support including job analyses, writing and posting vacancy announcements, assessing applications, issuing certificates, coordinating offers and pre-appointment requirements, ensuring compliance with OPM/HHS/FDA policies, responding to applicants and stakeholders, and maintaining case files and records.

Supports multi-state leave and accommodation programs, maintains the LOA system, manages HR and Leaves inboxes, responds to employee inquiries, and coordinates communications. Provides administrative support to the VP of HR, prepares reports and presentations, assists with team events and training, and handles confidential HR matters while managing multiple priorities remotely.

Manage end-to-end payroll operations and administer core HRIS/HCM and performance platforms. Maintain integrations, ensure multi-state payroll compliance, deliver reporting and dashboards, lead system configurations and optimizations, and serve as client-facing escalation and advisor for HR technology.

Provides HR operations support across employee lifecycle transactions, HRIS data audits, recordkeeping, compliance, onboarding, offboarding, benefits, leave, payroll backup, employee inquiries, reporting, process documentation, and cross-functional HR initiatives. Maintains accurate employee data and confidential records while coordinating with HRIS, Payroll, Benefits, Total Rewards, Talent Acquisition, and Compliance teams. Requires strong communication, attention to detail, HR knowledge, and proficiency in Excel.

Oversee day-to-day HR operations, employee relations, onboarding, offboarding, compliance, leave administration, benefits support, HRIS data, reporting, and employee helpdesk requests. Advise managers and employees on policies and performance, maintain accurate Rippling records, audit compliance data, and partner with Accounting, Talent Acquisition, and leadership. The role requires independent judgment, strong problem-solving, and the ability to balance strategic HR initiatives with hands-on administrative responsibilities.