Senior HR Business Partner, People Experience and Technology (PXT) id-7707

April 30, 2025

Full Job Description

FC Associates; Team Leads; Area Managers, Operations Managers, Senior Operations Managers, site HR teams, HR Shared Services, Payroll, High Volume Hiring, Employee Relations, Legal, Comp & Ben., Drive Associate engagement programs, acting as Employee Relations Subject Matter Expert, monitor Associate feedback to drive effective employee relations, retention and reward programs

- Manage labor relations if applicable and complex cases with both internal and external stakeholders, while integrating legislative shifts into HR policy and practices

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A day in the life

A typical day in this role involves providing strategic and tactical leadership direction, executing on people initiatives, providing internal customer support, advising and coaching employees and leaders through development and performance matters, and driving HR functional excellence and process improvement. This role operates with autonomy and requires discretion and a hands-on approach to monitor the "pulse" of the employees to ensure a high level of engagement. The Sr. HRBP routinely partners with leaders at multiple levels of the organization to develop forward-looking strategies and goals focused on the employee experience and operational objectives.

We are looking for an exceptionally talented, bright and driven individual to join our Human Resources team as a Senior HR Business Partner. The Senior HR Business Partner will be an advisor to senior Operations leaders, utilizing their strong HR experience and expertise. You will develop and execute business strategies focused on talent management, organizational effectiveness, workforce planning and employee engagement. As a natural culture steward, you will partner with internal stakeholders to integrate Amazon's peculiar culture into the employee experience. In addition, you will put in place standard processes and policies enabled by standard work and help guide the organization through change by being champions of Change Management. You will be the proxy for the HR Manager at your Fulfillment Center., A Bachelor's degree in an HR related field or equivalent through experience

- Experience as an HR Business Partner in a fast-paced distribution or manufacturing environment

- Knowledge of external practices, trends and tools used in HR

- Experience with MS Office tools and HR Information Systems

- Fluent command of English, in both written and verbal form

- Advanced knowledge of local labor law

- Ability to use analytical and experiential data for decision making

- Influencing skills, A Master's degree or MBA in an HR related field

- Experience as a people leader, with a focus on hiring and developing the best talent

- Exceptional listening skills and ability to relate to, influence, and coach employees of all levels in the organization

- Intellectual curiosity to bring new insights to the business, preferably in a multicultural environment

- Ability to work independently, as an active member of both business and HR teams

- Experience managing medium to large-scale projects

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