HR Jobs in Cambridge, MA

Strategic HR business partner for the global go-to-market organization, advising senior leaders on talent strategy, organizational design, workforce planning, employee relations, manager coaching, succession planning, and people analytics. The role leads talent programs, compensation and performance cycles, supports global restructuring, develops high-potential employees, partners with Talent Acquisition and other People functions, and mentors People team members.

Serve as a strategic HR partner to Toast’s global R&D organization, advising senior leaders on organizational design, restructurings, performance calibration, feedback culture, engagement, compensation, leveling, and people programs. Use employee data, engagement metrics, headcount models, and AI tools to guide decisions and measure outcomes. Lead org design initiatives, support change implementation, coach executives, and influence company-wide people strategy across Engineering, Product, and Design.

Supports core HR operations, employee inquiries, HRIS records, compliance reporting, employee engagement surveys, and workplace initiatives. Partners on learning and development programs, onboarding, internal events, culture activities, and process improvements. The role requires strong communication, adaptability, collaboration, and the ability to work onsite three days per week in Boston.

Owns end-to-end HR operations for a growing two-country biotech, including HR systems, payroll coordination, benefits and total rewards, compliance, talent acquisition, employee relations, leave administration, vendor management, and executive reporting. Partners with leadership to advise managers, improve HR processes, maintain employment policies, and scale people infrastructure across U.S. and Swiss operations.

Provides strategic and operational HR support during a six-month leave-coverage contract. Advises program leaders, manages employee relations investigations and performance issues, supports workforce planning and retention, oversees HR processes, compliance, records, audits, unemployment claims, CORI reviews, and HR inquiries. Supervises administrative HR staff, improves workflows and templates, analyzes HR trends, and partners with leadership and legal counsel to ensure compliant, effective human resources operations.

Leads functional ownership and strategic evolution of Oracle Fusion HCM across Core HR, Absence Management, Recruiting, Onboarding, and Compensation. Translates HR requirements into scalable configurations, manages business analysis, solution design, testing, releases, data quality, integrations, reporting, support escalations, and vendor relationships. Partners across HR, payroll, finance, operations, and IT to optimize recruit-to-retire processes, support international requirements, improve employee experiences, and evaluate automation and AI capabilities.

Partners with executives and Sales division leaders to align people strategies with business priorities. Leads organizational transformation, workforce planning, talent development, succession planning, retention, inclusion, and change initiatives. Provides coaching and guidance to leaders, uses reporting and analytics to generate business insights, interprets financial reports, and collaborates with HR centers of practice to deliver employee lifecycle solutions.

The Human Resources Generalist provides HR consultation and administrative support across talent acquisition, onboarding, employee records, performance and talent programs, engagement initiatives, employee relations, and policy compliance. The role manages ATS and HRIS updates, background checks, I-9 verification, reporting, documentation, and employee communications while partnering with HR leadership and company leaders. It also supports recruiting professional-level roles and coordinates administrative HR activities.

The Human Resources Generalist supports HR policies, talent acquisition, onboarding, HRIS and employee records, performance initiatives, employee engagement, employee relations documentation, and compliance. The role screens candidates, administers background checks and I-9 verification, tracks talent metrics, coordinates recognition activities, and provides HR guidance to employees and leadership. It also handles confidential information and various administrative tasks while supporting remote, hybrid, and in-person workforce needs.

Lead new business development across the Northeast healthcare logistics market. Responsibilities include prospecting hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies, and health networks; selling logistics services; managing pipelines; leading RFPs, pricing, proposals, and contract negotiations; and expanding client relationships into enterprise partnerships. The role requires executive-level selling, regional market development, regular travel, and experience closing complex B2B contracts valued at $250,000 or more.

Provides strategic and tactical HR partnership to a physician organization, advising leaders on organizational development, employee relations, staffing, compensation, engagement, change management, restructuring, and talent strategy. Coordinates with HR functions, supports employment-law compliance, manages enterprise HR programs, and develops solutions aligned with business objectives. The role requires strong consultation, communication, influence, project management, and conflict-resolution skills.

Conduct face-to-face fundraising in public spaces throughout the Boston area. Engage people in conversations about human rights and humanitarian issues, explain nonprofit initiatives, and ask them to become monthly donors. Meet individual and team fundraising goals while receiving paid training, coaching, and development. The role requires resilience, confident communication, outdoor activity, reliable attendance, and comfort approaching strangers. A guaranteed $20 hourly wage is supplemented by performance-based bonuses.

Owns Crowe’s contingent worker and contractor management lifecycle, including worker classification, requisitions, SOWs, onboarding, extensions, compliance obligations, offboarding, records, audits, and risk controls. Advises business leaders and partners with Legal, Talent, Finance, and other stakeholders to ensure compliant engagement practices. The role also improves contractor lifecycle procedures, reporting, controls, and stakeholder communications across business units.

Serves as the primary HR business partner for Campus Services units, advising leaders and employees on employee relations, labor relations, performance management, organizational design, talent development, compensation, recruitment, engagement, and change management. Leads HR programs, analyzes workforce data, supports reorganizations, advises on collective bargaining agreements, ensures policy and legal compliance, and coaches managers across unionized and non-union environments.

Own hands-on HR operations, including multistate compliance, policy updates, payroll and benefits escalations, leave questions, compliance audits, handbook refreshes, and process improvements. Review HR administration work and help develop AI-native HR processes. The role is expected to grow into broader day-to-day HR operations ownership.

Own hands-on HR operations, including multi-state compliance, policy drafting, payroll, benefits, leave escalations, audits, handbook updates, and process improvement. Review HR administration work, resolve complex employee questions, and introduce AI-native approaches to reduce repetitive work. The role is expected to grow into broader day-to-day HR operations ownership.

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.

Leads full-cycle recruiting, sourcing, interviewing, offers, applicant tracking, and onboarding while serving as a strategic HR advisor to assigned teams. Provides guidance on employee relations, talent management, workforce planning, compensation, benefits, engagement, performance management, policies, and organizational effectiveness. Analyzes workforce trends and metrics, supports change management and inclusion initiatives, ensures employment-law compliance, and drives positive candidate and employee experiences.

Manages HR operations including HRIS data, Workday implementation support, employee lifecycle transactions, benefits and payroll coordination, compliance, reporting, onboarding, offboarding, and employee support. Maintains personnel records, handles unemployment administration, develops procedures, and improves HR processes while safeguarding confidential information.

Leads human resources due diligence and transformation engagements for private equity clients. Assesses workforce, compensation, benefits, compliance, and organizational risks; develops HR operating models; and directs post-close integrations, carve-outs, and value-creation initiatives. The role also includes executive advisory, business development, client relationship management, team leadership, mentoring, training, and talent acquisition within a rapidly growing consulting practice.

Manages Harvard Library HR functions including position classification, compensation analysis, position management, HRIS reporting, compliance, performance management, and leadership development programs. Oversees HR processes from intake through communication, advises leadership on organizational changes, supports data integrity, and coordinates annual performance and compensation activities. The role is hybrid and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Manage the end-to-end pre-employment and onboarding process, including background checks, CORI/SORI clearances, education and reference verifications, candidate support, Paylocity record maintenance, occupational health coordination, and recruiting team updates. The role ensures compliant, welcoming transitions from offer acceptance through orientation while supporting sourcing, job fairs, and talent attraction initiatives.

Leads full-cycle recruiting across multiple functions and regions, developing sourcing strategies, screening and interviewing candidates, managing offers, maintaining ATS data, and partnering with hiring managers. Supports recruiting operations, reporting, background checks, vendors, onboarding, and recruiter training while ensuring compliance with employment laws and delivering strong candidate and hiring manager experiences.

The HR Business Partner develops and implements HR strategies across a multi-state region. Responsibilities include advising managers, talent management, performance management, learning and development, employee relations, policy compliance, investigations, change management, organizational initiatives, and HR metrics. The role partners with leadership, labor relations, recruiting, talent management, payroll, and HRIS teams to support business objectives and employee development.

Provides strategic and operational HR partnership to Harvard Law School research and technology centers. Advises leaders on organizational design, talent acquisition, employee relations, performance, compensation, change management, engagement, and workforce planning while aligning practices with university policies and supporting diverse, multidisciplinary teams.