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HR Business Advisor, Executive Director

ExperiencedNo visa sponsorship
J.P. Morgan logo

at J.P. Morgan

Bulge Bracket Investment Banks

Posted 7 days ago

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**Senior HR Business Advisor: Executive Director** - Strategic, senior partnership with OCFO – CFO's leaders advising on organization, HR risk, performance, and talent. - Translate business strategies into actionable people plans, drive execution, and measure success. - Bring data-driven insights, with proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, to impact decision-making. - Demonstrate progressive HR experience, sound judgment, and strong analytical skills. - Collaborate effectively across teams and functions, advocating for HR best practices. - Ideal candidate has experience in finance or control-oriented functions, transformation support, and working with legal & risk teams. - Join a diverse, collaborative team, helping build an exceptional work environment.

Compensation
Not specified

Currency: Not specified

City
Jersey City
Country
United States

Full Job Description

Location: Jersey City, NJ, United States

The Executive Director HR Business Advisor (HRBA) is a senior, strategic people partner supporting leaders within the Office of the Chief Financial Officer Corporate and Investment Bank Finance & Business Management. Embedded within the firmwide HR Business Advisor organization (Center of Excellence / Shared Services construct), this role advises senior leaders and managers on the full spectrum of people prioritiesorganization effectiveness, workforce planning, performance and talent, compensation governance, employee experience, and HR risk/controls. The HRBA translates business strategy into actionable people plans, drives disciplined execution of annual cycles, and brings data-driven insights to enable measurable outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

  • Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leaders and managers on talent strategy, organization effectiveness, leadership capability, culture, and employee experience.
  • Translate business priorities into actionable people plans (skills, capacity, succession, mobility, workforce actions) aligned to firmwide HR strategy and governance.
  • Provide timely, high-judgment counsel on complex and sensitive human capital matters; appropriately escalate and partner with HR specialist teams (e.g., Employee Relations, Compensation, Talent, Legal/Risk as applicable).
  • Advise and support leaders through organizational structuring, reorganization activity, and operating model changesensuring changes are implemented effectively and institutionalized into BAU.
  • Drive change management support (readiness, communications, manager enablement) for people agenda initiatives and large-scale programs within the line of business.
  • Support year-end compensation processes by ensuring accurate baselines (joiners, leavers, transfers) and synchronization with Finance/Business Management; provide guidance to managers on incentive compensation and salary planning.
  • Support performance and talent management cycles, including performance guidance, promotion process support (quarterly and year-end), talent review actions, and succession planning for critical roles.
  • Facilitate employee listening routines (e.g., Employee Opinion Survey action planning, pulse checks), translating themes into measurable action plans with leader accountability.
  • Provide targeted coaching and enablement to managers and emerging leaders, in partnership with HR Development and/or external coaching resources as appropriate.
  • Provide front-line support to managers on HR risk/controls initiatives and ensure appropriate controls are maintained for critical HR processes.
  • Partner with MIS/reporting teams to identify trends and outliers; translate insights into fact-based recommendations that drive business decisions and outcomes.
  • Lead and/or contribute to HR projects and process improvements; champion simplification, standardization, and efficiencies across HRBA services.
  • Partner across HR colleagues of all levels to leverage best practices and deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes.

 

Required Qualifications, Skills, and Capabilities 

  • Significant, progressive HR experience, including HR Business Partner/Advisor experience supporting senior leaders in a complex, matrixed environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of core people practices: performance management, compensation planning, talent review/succession, workforce planning, organizational change, and manager development.
  • Demonstrated ability to coach and influence leaders through complex decisions with sound judgment, discretion, and a risk-aware mindset.
  • Strong analytical capability and comfort using data to identify trends, diagnose root causes, and shape recommendations.
  • Strong project management and execution skills, including end-to-end process improvement.
  • Excellent collaboration skills and ability to navigate across teams, functions, regions, and levels.
  • Bachelors degree required
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint).

 

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience supporting Finance, Business Management, OCFO/COO-aligned organizations, or similarly control-oriented functions.
  • Experience supporting organizational transformations and large-scale change initiatives.
  • Experience partnering with Employee Relations, Legal, and Risk on sensitive matters.

 

Join our team as an HR Business Advisor supporting OCFO

HR Business Advisor, Executive Director

Compensation

Not specified

City: Jersey City

Country: United States

J.P. Morgan logo
Bulge Bracket Investment Banks

7 days ago

No clicks

at J.P. Morgan

ExperiencedNo visa sponsorship

**Senior HR Business Advisor: Executive Director** - Strategic, senior partnership with OCFO – CFO's leaders advising on organization, HR risk, performance, and talent. - Translate business strategies into actionable people plans, drive execution, and measure success. - Bring data-driven insights, with proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, to impact decision-making. - Demonstrate progressive HR experience, sound judgment, and strong analytical skills. - Collaborate effectively across teams and functions, advocating for HR best practices. - Ideal candidate has experience in finance or control-oriented functions, transformation support, and working with legal & risk teams. - Join a diverse, collaborative team, helping build an exceptional work environment.

Full Job Description

Location: Jersey City, NJ, United States

The Executive Director HR Business Advisor (HRBA) is a senior, strategic people partner supporting leaders within the Office of the Chief Financial Officer Corporate and Investment Bank Finance & Business Management. Embedded within the firmwide HR Business Advisor organization (Center of Excellence / Shared Services construct), this role advises senior leaders and managers on the full spectrum of people prioritiesorganization effectiveness, workforce planning, performance and talent, compensation governance, employee experience, and HR risk/controls. The HRBA translates business strategy into actionable people plans, drives disciplined execution of annual cycles, and brings data-driven insights to enable measurable outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

  • Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leaders and managers on talent strategy, organization effectiveness, leadership capability, culture, and employee experience.
  • Translate business priorities into actionable people plans (skills, capacity, succession, mobility, workforce actions) aligned to firmwide HR strategy and governance.
  • Provide timely, high-judgment counsel on complex and sensitive human capital matters; appropriately escalate and partner with HR specialist teams (e.g., Employee Relations, Compensation, Talent, Legal/Risk as applicable).
  • Advise and support leaders through organizational structuring, reorganization activity, and operating model changesensuring changes are implemented effectively and institutionalized into BAU.
  • Drive change management support (readiness, communications, manager enablement) for people agenda initiatives and large-scale programs within the line of business.
  • Support year-end compensation processes by ensuring accurate baselines (joiners, leavers, transfers) and synchronization with Finance/Business Management; provide guidance to managers on incentive compensation and salary planning.
  • Support performance and talent management cycles, including performance guidance, promotion process support (quarterly and year-end), talent review actions, and succession planning for critical roles.
  • Facilitate employee listening routines (e.g., Employee Opinion Survey action planning, pulse checks), translating themes into measurable action plans with leader accountability.
  • Provide targeted coaching and enablement to managers and emerging leaders, in partnership with HR Development and/or external coaching resources as appropriate.
  • Provide front-line support to managers on HR risk/controls initiatives and ensure appropriate controls are maintained for critical HR processes.
  • Partner with MIS/reporting teams to identify trends and outliers; translate insights into fact-based recommendations that drive business decisions and outcomes.
  • Lead and/or contribute to HR projects and process improvements; champion simplification, standardization, and efficiencies across HRBA services.
  • Partner across HR colleagues of all levels to leverage best practices and deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes.

 

Required Qualifications, Skills, and Capabilities 

  • Significant, progressive HR experience, including HR Business Partner/Advisor experience supporting senior leaders in a complex, matrixed environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of core people practices: performance management, compensation planning, talent review/succession, workforce planning, organizational change, and manager development.
  • Demonstrated ability to coach and influence leaders through complex decisions with sound judgment, discretion, and a risk-aware mindset.
  • Strong analytical capability and comfort using data to identify trends, diagnose root causes, and shape recommendations.
  • Strong project management and execution skills, including end-to-end process improvement.
  • Excellent collaboration skills and ability to navigate across teams, functions, regions, and levels.
  • Bachelors degree required
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint).

 

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience supporting Finance, Business Management, OCFO/COO-aligned organizations, or similarly control-oriented functions.
  • Experience supporting organizational transformations and large-scale change initiatives.
  • Experience partnering with Employee Relations, Legal, and Risk on sensitive matters.

 

Join our team as an HR Business Advisor supporting OCFO