Senior Recruiting & HR Generalist

Job Description Project Brilliance is an ABA therapy company committed to providing the best quality, ethical, and most innovative ABA therapy to children on the autism spectrum and other related developmental disabilities. We aim to not only help children gain valuable skills, but to also help their families lead fulfilled and successful lives together. In this role, you will play a critical part in keeping our department running smoothly by managing the lifecycle of our employee leaves, ensuring accuracy in our benefits reconciliation, and supporting our talent acquisition pipeline. Interactive Process Management: Manage the good-faith "interactive process" for federal ADA and Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) requests, ensuring accurate medical documentation is collected minimally and stored securely in standalone medical files separate from standard HR folders.
Enter new hires into Employee Navigator, audit weekly timecards, and carefully reconcile monthly benefit invoices against payroll deductions to ensure zero errors. HR System & File Management: Maintain pristine digital HR files for our clinical staff (RBT2s to BCBAs, approx. 75 files), auditing new hire documentation and ensuring absolute accuracy of I-9 forms.
Partner with administrative assistants to track and audit clinical certifications across the organization, ensuring 100% compliance.
Recruiting & Onboarding Support: Act as the primary backup facilitator for our weekly New Hire Orientation.
Data & Compliance Support: Enter and manage employee lifecycle data within ADP Workforce Now. Assist the HR Director with updating job descriptions and company policies.
MACBook , Google Suite (Google Calendar, Sheets, Docs) (or highly equivalent HRIS/Benefit enrollment platforms) is preferred.
The Details Matter: You are someone who genuinely enjoys auditing data, catching discrepancies in billing, and keeping digital structures organized.
Tri-Layer Leave Expertise: Deep operational understanding of the intersection between FMLA, ADA, and PWFA (including the distinction between a "serious health condition" and a "disability"). Medical/Dental/Vision, Co Life, Vol Life, Vol STD, Accident/Hospital Indemnity Plans, FSA, DCA, HAS, 401k w company matching, PTO

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Stationary Position: Must be able to remain in a stationary position (sitting or standing) for prolonged periods (up to 75% of the workday) while auditing files, reviewing timecards, and managing HR systems.
Constantly operates a computer, keyboard, and other office productivity machinery (phones, copy machine, and printer) to reconcile benefit invoices and input payroll deductions. Occasional movement within the office to access file cabinets or assist with new hire orientations.
Visual/Cognitive Perception: Must be able to detect, recognize, inspect, and evaluate complex digital records, spreadsheet data, and legal compliance documents (such as Form I-9s).
Occasionally moves or transports office supplies, new hire orientation materials, or physical personnel files weighing up to 15 pounds.
This position operates in a office environment with moderate to loud noise levels. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, and photocopier, scanner.