VP, Total Rewards Job Description

VP, Total Rewards Job Description Template

Our company is looking for a VP, Total Rewards to join our team.

Responsibilities:

  • Develop and use HR metrics and data as a baseline for storytelling to enhance the HR offering, give insight into business status and progress to date;
  • Agility – An agile leader who demonstrates foresight, a learning mindset, adaptability and resilience;
  • Shape Strategy – Effectively links total rewards with business strategy;
  • Lead the Total Rewards team by creating performance objectives and providing regular ongoing feedback and guidance;
  • Proactively manage relevant vendors, auditors, and consultants and negotiate contracts for compensation and benefits products and services;
  • Leading Innovation – Fosters a culture that supports innovation;
  • Manage salary survey participation and the annual compensation planning process, including market pricing activities and benchmarking activities;
  • Drive for Results – Driven leader who sets high standards and is hands-on, positive, driven, and energetic; rolls up sleeves to get the job done;
  • Disrupt & Challenge – Able and willing to have difficult conversations, to challenge other’s thinking, and to advocate for change where needed.

Requirements:

  • You are an ALPHA. You have strong decision-making skills, with ability to articulate the reason behind the decision and think on your feet;
  • Strong business acumen along with ability to quickly learn and understand the financials and operational levers of the business;
  • Demonstrated experience and understanding of all aspects of administering equity-based programs, including accounting, tax and legal implications;
  • Expertise in policy design and understanding of all pertinent regulations;
  • Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum of 15+ years’ experience in a generalist capacity with an emphasis on total rewards and people operations;
  • You demonstrate personal accountability and integrity, and an ability to build strong, productive relationships across business;
  • Strong and proven people manager;
  • Minimum of 10 years’ experience in compensation and benefits, with at least 5 years in a management role.