Top HR Jobs in Dayton, OH

Provides administrative and operational support across HR, benefits, employee relations, and onboarding functions. Responsibilities include organizing investigative files, distributing employee materials, handling HR communications, auditing reports, preparing meetings, documenting procedures, supporting special projects, and identifying process improvements. This is an in-person internship requiring availability during the school year and summer for 20–25 hours weekly.

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.

Senior HR Business Partner advising Legal Market leadership on people strategy, organizational design, workforce planning, talent management, leadership development, engagement, and DEI. Leads change initiatives, succession planning, early career programs, and provides data-driven workforce insights. Partners with COEs (TA, L&D, Total Rewards, ER, HR Ops) to align talent to business goals and coach senior leaders for performance and growth.

Serve as a strategic HR advisor across multiple software companies and countries. Lead employee relations investigations, performance management, workforce planning, organizational design, manager coaching, people analytics, compliance guidance, and HR program development. Support M&A integration by harmonizing people practices across acquired entities, reinforcing culture, and managing cross-entity HR initiatives. Partner with senior leaders, legal counsel, Total Rewards, and Payroll in a fast-paced, multi-entity environment.

Coordinates human resources activities for a manufacturing plant, including compensation, benefits, performance management, employee relations, compliance, recruitment, onboarding, training, policy administration, reporting, and labor relations. Partners with plant managers, department leaders, employees, and legal counsel to ensure effective HR practices and compliance with federal and state regulations.

Serve as a fractional Director of HR advising alternative asset firms and family offices on full-scope HR programs: policy design, compliance, compensation, talent management, employee relations, vendor oversight, people analytics, and special projects. Develop actionable plans, KPIs, and measurement frameworks; support managers, handle sensitive investigations and regulatory matters, and drive leadership development and succession planning.

Owns employee relations, HR operations, compliance, policies, HR systems, workforce reporting, performance processes, and employee experience initiatives for multiple client engagements. Advises executives and managers, manages sensitive employee matters, supports multi-state or global teams, and contributes to client proposals and business development. The role requires independent work in a fractional, remote consulting environment with occasional travel.

Leads Synapse Health’s HR technology strategy, HRIS roadmap, compensation philosophy, benchmarking, pay equity, and salary structures. Oversees a Compensation Analyst, builds scalable People shared services, manages HR technology and benefits vendors, and automates manual workflows. Partners with the Chief People Officer on executive-level compensation recommendations and AI enablement while driving system implementations, integrations, process improvements, and workforce-ready operating models.

Supports HR operations by advising managers and employees, conducting onboarding, handling policies and documentation, and coordinating dispute resolution. Oversees general affairs, facility operations, lease vehicles, vendors, invoices, space planning, employee events, SOPs, bilingual communications, and management reporting. Requires Korean-English fluency, supervisory experience, budgeting skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Lead client engagements on benefits strategy, plan design, open enrollment, and administration. Stabilize operations, manage carriers/brokers, execute transitions and platform migrations, ensure compliance, advise on cost optimization and multi-state/global expansion, and expand client relationships.

Manage day-to-day HR operations across the employee lifecycle, including onboarding, offboarding, employee records, benefits administration, compliance, HR documentation, and employee support. Research employment laws, help develop policies, support engagement initiatives, collaborate with HR team members, and improve processes through automation and AI tools.

Manage day-to-day HR operations across the employee lifecycle, including onboarding, offboarding, benefits, employee records, compliance, HR documentation, and employee support. Research employment law, assist with policy development, support engagement initiatives, answer HR process questions, and improve workflows using HRIS platforms, automation, and AI tools. The role requires independent judgment, confidentiality, strong communication, and experience supporting HR operations in a growing organization.

Manage HRIS data integrity, employee lifecycle transactions, US benefits administration, vendor reconciliations, compliance, reporting, and employee inquiries. Use AI tools and automation to improve HR workflows, reporting, and self-service. Partner with Payroll, Benefits, IT, and People teams to resolve discrepancies, document procedures, and protect confidential employee information.

One-year Human Resources development program featuring three HR rotations, mentorship, training, executive exposure, and early-career programming. Associates may work across HR business partnering, talent acquisition, compensation, benefits, development, shared services, and employee relations. Responsibilities include HR research, analytics, dashboards, compensation projects, leadership materials, colleague experience initiatives, acquisition integration, and diversity strategies. Successful graduates transition into full-time HR roles.

Partners with senior leaders and employees on HR strategy, employee relations, employment-law compliance, workforce planning, talent acquisition, compensation, benefits, engagement, succession planning, onboarding, training, and performance management. Leads change initiatives, investigations, calibration discussions, and people programs while promoting an ethical, inclusive, and high-performing workplace.

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.

Remote HR internship supporting end-to-end talent acquisition. Responsibilities include posting job openings, screening resumes, shortlisting candidates, coordinating interviews, scheduling, and maintaining candidate data. The role includes weekday work from 9 AM to 6 PM, a Saturday discussion session, mentorship, networking, and an internship certificate upon completion.

Provides independent federal HR support across staffing, classification, benefits, employee relations, information systems, and policy development. Serves as a project lead, collaborating with stakeholders to implement project objectives and deliver HR services for current or future federal government clients.

Provides federal staffing, recruitment, and classification services using HR information, personnel/payroll, and staffing systems. Troubleshoots system and processing issues, resolves problems, recommends system enhancements, and performs other assigned duties. The role requires 3–5 years of federal staffing, recruitment, and classification experience, plus Public Trust clearance.

Leads NRDC’s HR technology strategy, HRIS governance, systems implementations, integrations, data integrity, reporting, compliance, and operational workflows. Owns Dayforce HCM and partners with HR, IT, Finance, Payroll, Legal, and vendors to optimize employee lifecycle processes, automate workflows, improve system usability, and support secure, accurate workforce data. Manages and develops the HRIS team while overseeing onboarding, benefits, payroll connections, offboarding, documentation, change management, and technology portfolio improvements.

Leads the global HR Partner team and serves as a strategic HR advisor to executives and internal clients. Responsibilities include workforce planning, organizational design, talent management, employee relations, compensation, DEI, policy interpretation, investigations, performance management, HR analytics, and organization-wide HR initiatives. The role manages team performance, partners with senior leaders, ensures legal and regulatory compliance, and travels to NRDC offices up to 20% annually.

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.

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.