The Princeton Review · 4 weeks ago
Senior Director, HR Operations
The Princeton Review is a leading tutoring, test prep, and college admission services company. They are seeking a Senior Director of HR Operations to drive excellence and efficiency across their People Operations functions, overseeing HR systems, payroll, compliance, compensation, benefits, and total rewards while managing the HR Business Partner team.
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Responsibilities
Lead, coach, and develop the HRBP team, ensuring high-quality partnership to business leaders across the organization
Establish HRBP frameworks, operating rhythms, and service delivery standards that drive strategic workforce support
Support performance management, employee relations, organization design, talent planning, and leader coaching
Champion a culture of accountability, inclusion, collaboration, and equitable people practices
Act the HRBP for a designated segment of business, providing strategic consultation across performance management and development, workforce planning, team design, and culture
Assess organizational needs and design solutions related to workforce planning, engagement, and leadership effectiveness
Oversee end-to-end HR Operations, including payroll, HRIS, compliance, employee data integrity, leave administration, and cross-functional HR processes
Design, implement, and continuously improve scalable policies, practices, and systems that support a complex, high-volume, multi-state workforce
Partner with Finance, Legal, IT, and business leaders to ensure timely and accurate execution of payroll, HR cycles, employment changes, and compliance requirements
Use analytics, dashboards, and employee insights to guide People Operations decisions and assess organizational and workforce trends
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local employment regulations
Lead compensation and compliance processes, including EEO, AAP, ADA, FMLA, and other regulatory requirements
Maintain high standards for reporting accuracy and data governance
Lead the strategic direction and administration of all compensation, benefits, and total rewards programs
Oversee annual merit cycles, compensation reviews, benchmarking, variable pay, and equity analyses
Drive the design, communication, and execution of health and well-being programs, including annual open enrollment
Evaluate trends and costs; make innovative, equitable recommendations to ensure programs remain competitive and cost-effective
Oversee vendor management, optimize program delivery, negotiate contracts, and ensure excellent employee experiences
Create and maintain TPR/Tutor.com’s rewards and recognition programming
Coach leaders through complex employee matters with strong judgment, situational awareness, and risk mitigation
Qualification
Required
15+ years of progressive HR experience, with demonstrated leadership across HR Operations, Payroll, Compensation, Benefits, and/or Total Rewards
Previously served as an HR Business Partner with demonstrated experience strategically partnering with leadership and business leaders on full cycle talent programs
Expertise in building and scaling equitable and compliant HR programs for distributed multi-state workforces
Deep subject matter knowledge in compensation, benefits, and HR operations, with the ability to apply it strategically and pragmatically
Strong analytical skills; ability to leverage data, reporting, and systems (UKG or similar) to inform decisions
Proven ability to coach leaders, navigate complex employee relations issues, and influence senior stakeholders
Experience leading and developing HR team members across specialties, fostering collaboration and shared accountability
Exceptional judgment, problem-solving skills, and commitment to high-quality execution
Demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging—embedding equitable practices across people programs
Effective ability to manage multiple workstreams, prioritize effectively, and deliver outcomes aligned with organizational strategy
Set ambitious and achievable goals to deliver high-quality outputs and results for multiple initiatives, while empowering, inspiring and holding self and others accountable for delivering on commitments consistently
Model inclusive and collaborative leadership, working effectively with colleagues from a diverse range of backgrounds
High standards for confidentiality and data integrity
Benefits
Competitive salary and benefits package
Company
The Princeton Review
For more than 35 years, students have trusted The Princeton Review to provide resources for better grades, higher test scores, and stronger applications.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageTotal Funding
$37MKey Investors
Camden PartnersOlympus Partners
2017-02-22Acquired
2010-03-15Private Equity· $10M
2000-05-23Series Unknown· $27M
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