Top HR Jobs in Portland, OR

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.

Leads PwC’s HR Managed Services payroll team, overseeing global payroll operations, compliance, process improvements, and transformational change. Builds strategic client relationships, develops payroll policies and practices, mentors team members, promotes payroll technology adoption, and establishes industry-leading processes across global teams. The Director provides thought leadership, drives business growth, and maintains trusted relationships across diverse stakeholders.

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.

Administers HR programs and policies across HRIS, recruiting, onboarding, employee relations, leave, workers’ compensation, safety, compensation, and compliance. Supports HR system data integrity, reporting, training, affirmative action administration, talent acquisition, interviews, offers, background checks, employee events, and manager support. The role also coordinates recruiting activities across branch locations and maintains accurate applicant and employee records.

Leads Washington County’s Human Resources Department and serves on the County Leadership Team. Oversees workforce strategy, talent development, compensation and classification, personnel rules, labor relations, organizational change, supervisor training, and HR operations. Advises executive leaders, strengthens countywide HR practices, manages strategic initiatives, and ensures compliance with applicable laws and regulations. The role requires substantial public-sector HR leadership, collaboration, communication, and oversight of approximately 50 HR and Risk professionals.

Provides strategic HR leadership for a global commercial team, partnering with leaders on people strategy, organizational transformation, talent and succession planning, performance, compensation, employee relations, engagement, and workforce analytics. Advises leaders, supports enterprise initiatives, manages change, builds organizational capability, and aligns HR programs with business objectives across a global matrix organization.

Provides HR and administrative support, including posting job openings, supporting recruiting systems, conducting training presentations, maintaining HR forms and databases, coordinating supplies and business cards, reconciling invoices, processing mail, and assisting with front desk coverage. The role supports HR projects, schedules job fairs and conferences, trains staff or volunteers, provides customer service, and maintains confidential records in an onsite nonprofit environment.

Supports and optimizes Washington County’s Workday HCM and Applicant Tracking System. Responsibilities include end-user support, troubleshooting, business process configuration, reporting, user security management, data integrity, testing, upgrades, integrations, and enhancement deployments. The role partners with HR, recruiting, IT, and stakeholders to translate business needs into system solutions, manage HRIS projects, develop training materials, and provide data-driven recommendations.

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.

Partners with executive leaders to diagnose organizational needs, guide change, and improve culture and effectiveness. Leads employee engagement, performance management, workforce planning, succession management, talent development, and organizational change initiatives. Advises on AI tools for talent acquisition, predictive turnover modeling, and employee experience. Ensures HR policies comply with employment legislation while translating business plans into talent strategies.

Participate in a paid, remote interview about your SMB’s payroll and HR software stack. Discuss administrative workflows, employee data and compensation management, software features, integrations, usability, competitor platforms, and challenges faced by SMB HR teams. Participants should be active HR, payroll, operations, or business professionals with direct experience evaluating, implementing, or administering HR and payroll systems.

Leads the organization’s human resources function, including labor and employee relations, union contract administration, payroll, benefits, compliance, recruitment, training, HRIS management, workforce communications, and policy administration. Advises leadership, manages investigations and grievances, supports collective bargaining, oversees HR staff and vendors, ensures employment-law compliance, and fosters a stable, trusted workplace.

Owns the end-to-end HR function for a distributed U.S. and New Zealand organization. Responsibilities include HR strategy, employee lifecycle processes, payroll oversight, HRIS selection and implementation, policies, internal controls, compliance, employee relations, performance management, compensation, benefits, recruiting, and onboarding. The role partners closely with the CFO, executives, managers, Finance, external counsel, vendors, and New Zealand HR support to build a scalable HR operating model.

The Human Resources Generalist administers HR programs, policies, employee relations, compliance, performance management, staffing, recruiting, labor relations, and compensation. The role advises operating company leaders, investigates workplace issues, supports workforce planning, develops HR objectives, and ensures consistent personnel treatment. It also provides guidance on HR practices, compensation strategy, and regulatory requirements.

Provides administrative and operational support to Human Resources, including employee recordkeeping, recruiting coordination, onboarding, benefits and payroll assistance, employee communications, HR reporting, compliance documentation, and confidential personnel information management. The role also supports training, performance review processes, employee inquiries, calendars, special projects, and general departmental activities.

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.

Supports Department of the Navy civilian HR operations through DCPDS, DCPS, and DCHRMS transaction processing, testing, quality assurance, troubleshooting, and regulatory compliance. The role analyzes personnel/pay interface issues, prepares system change requests and transmittals, validates releases, maintains salary tables, resolves service tickets, and coordinates with DoD, DFAS, DON, and other stakeholders.

The HR Business Partner advises operational leaders on workforce strategy, employee relations, talent management, leadership development, succession planning, engagement, retention, organizational effectiveness, and change management. The role analyzes workforce data, conducts investigations, manages performance and corrective actions, supports organizational changes, mitigates workforce risk, and translates HR insights into business-focused recommendations.

Coordinate daily HR operations, employee relations, payroll and timekeeping, benefits, leave administration, onboarding, separations, and California employment compliance. Serve as a resource for employees and managers, guide performance and disciplinary processes, maintain confidential records, prepare reports and notices, and improve HR workflows. The role also supports payroll audits, accommodations, investigations, and HR projects while coordinating with leadership and payroll.

Leads Supplier.io’s global HR function and advises the CEO and executive team on workforce planning, organizational design, talent acquisition, performance management, leadership development, compensation, benefits, employee relations, culture, HR operations, compliance, and HR systems. The role manages the HR team and budget while aligning people strategy, organizational capabilities, and culture with the company’s growth objectives in a B2B SaaS environment.

Serves as a strategic HR advisor to business leaders, providing guidance on employee relations, performance management, talent management, workforce planning, training, engagement, organizational effectiveness, change management, and HR analytics. Coaches managers, supports investigations and organizational changes, analyzes workforce trends, develops people strategies, and ensures compliance with employment laws and company policies.

Human Resources Specialist role sponsored through an H-1B Labor Condition Application. The position is based in San Francisco, California, and Charlestown, Massachusetts, with employment scheduled from October 19, 2026, through October 18, 2029. The posting does not provide specific responsibilities or qualifications.

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.

The HR Generalist manages employee relations, recruitment, onboarding, training, performance management, compliance, compensation support, engagement, investigations, grievances, and personnel transactions across assigned sites. The role partners with managers and operations teams, supports union and non-union workforces, conducts site visits, maintains HR records and reporting, and may supervise or guide employees. Travel between locations is required as needed, and bilingual English/Spanish communication is preferred or required.