Vice President, Strategic Finance (R&D, Procurement & Corporate Model) (Palo Alto)

About AiDASH AiDASH is leading the PreventionFirst™movement for electric utilities and transforming grid resilience through its pioneering platform that unifies vegetation, asset, storm, and wildfire intelligence. Powered by SatelliteFirst™ Inspection & Monitoring, AiDASH delivers comprehensive visibility across the entire grid at the right frequency and budget, using the right data modality. More than 200 customers trust AiDASH to keep the lights on, spend where it counts, and defend every decision, Securing Tomorrow across every mile of the grid. Learn more at www.aidash.com. The PreventionFirst movement is growing, and so is the recognition behind it. In 2026, Forbes named AiDASH one of America's Best Startup Employers for the 4th consecutive year, and TIME included AiDASH among America's Top GreenTech Companies for the 3rd year in a row. Deloitte Technology Fast 500 ranked AiDASH No. 12 in the San Francisco Bay Area, and No. 59 overall in their selection of the top 500 for 2024. Join us in Securing Tomorrow Together! The Role Reporting to the CFO, this leader will own the finance partnership with AiDASH’s R&D (Engineering, Product, Data Science, and AI Data Ops), and Professional Services teams. Their role will span R&D investment and launch economics, infrastructure cost management and reduction targets, partnering with procurement strategy, and owning the corporate operating model. They will help determine where the company invests, how products are priced, and how innovation translates into profitable growth through the Schneider Electric integration and the company's next phase of scale. This is a highly operational finance leadership role for someone who wants to influence and partner on product strategy, accelerate launches, improve gross margins, and shape investment allocation decisions alongside the executive team. As the primary finance partner to R&D leadership, this person will translate product roadmaps into forecast impact, turning launch velocity into on-schedule ARR. This position will partner with R&D to accelerate launch economics and pricing, cloud infrastructure and strategic vendor negotiations, quarterly planning and forecasting, headcount governance, and the executive narrative around R&D performance. The ideal candidate combines strategic finance expertise with a hands-on operating style, a proven track record of negotiating infrastructure and data costs, and the credibility to influence leaders across R&D and the executive team. Location: This is a hybrid role based in Palo Alto, CA, requiring 2-3 days per week in the office. How you'll make an impact: Immediate Become deeply familiar with AiDASH's products (IVMS, CRIS, AIMS, and BNGAI), R&D organization and sprint cadence, infrastructure footprint, Schneider Electric integration, financial model, and strategic priorities Build trusted finance partnership with R&D leadership by joining sprint-close cadences and establishing monthly workstream reviews with GTM and Delivery Ongoing R&D and Finance Partnership Own R&D financial management, including capitalization policy, department-level cost visibility, AI initiative ROI, and build-versus-buy analysis Partner with R&D leadership to evaluate roadmap trade-offs, investment priorities, and resource allocation Launch Economics & Pricing Partner with R&D on launch economics across the product portfolio, including business cases, pricing and packaging strategy, and post-launch revenue performance Track sales readiness, delivery commitments, and roadmap execution to ensure launches convert into ARR on schedule Monitor roadmap slippage with R&D leadership and key delivery risks, escalating issues and recommendations to the executive team Infrastructure & Cloud COGS Management Partner with R&D on commercial strategy for cloud, infrastructure, imagery, and strategic technology vendors, ensuring scalable economics as the business grows and developing and achieving BoM down targets Negotiate long-term infrastructure and platform commitments that improve unit economics, aligning to Company Gross Margin targets, and support future scale with the R&D team Manage infrastructure COGS as a strategic operating metric, delivering measurable savings while improving gross margin Corporate Model & Planning Governance Own the corporate driver-based model and quarterly reforecast, enabling disciplined capital allocation, operating expense decisions, and scenario planning Lead headcount and requisition governance, maintaining a single source of truth for approved, open, and frozen roles while ensuring AI automation is evaluated before incremental hiring Executive Communication Own the R&D financial narrative for the CFO and CEO, translating complex operating performance into clear business insights, strategic recommendations, and forward-looking perspectives M&A & Integration Support Lead finance support for the Schneider Electric integration, including synergy tracking, operating model alignment, reporting harmonization, day-one readiness, and continuity of the planning cycle through close What we’re looking for: 12 years of experience in Strategic Finance, FP&A leadership, corporate development, investment banking, private equity, or related investment roles, with meaningful experience in high-growth enterprise SaaS or data-intensive product companies Experience in investment banking or private equity followed by strategic finance leadership within a venture-backed or late-stage SaaS company preferred Proven operator in cloud, infrastructure, or data cost management, with a track record of negotiating commercial agreements that delivered measurable savings Experience partnering directly with R&D leadership, with a strong understanding of sprint cadences, roadmap prioritization, and technical cost drivers such as cloud infrastructure, AI model training, and data pipelines Proven track record building driver-based operating models that guide investment decisions, forecasting, and company planning Strong executive communication skills, with experience developing Board, investor, and executive-level presentations Exceptional analytical and process design skills, with the ability to improve productivity, predictability, scalability, and operational rigor Fluent in AI-enabled finance workflows with an automation-first mindset; SQL or Python experience is a plus Experience supporting acquisitions, integrations, or complex cross-functional transformation initiatives is strongly preferred; experience supporting global operations (US, India, UK) is a plus Comfortable challenging assumptions and influencing the executive team through data, sound judgment, and thoughtful debate, while aligning fully behind decisions once made Founder mentality with high ownership, unquestionable integrity, and a roll-up-your-sleeves approach. Thrives in ambitious, fast-moving environments, develops strong teams, and earns trust through intelligence, hard work, and empathy What you'll love: Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage: 100% coverage for employees and 80% for their spouses and children Health Reimbursement Account (HRA): 100% funded by AiDASH to cover medical deductibles 401(k) Plan: Begin contributing after two months of employment to prepare for your future. Currently, no company match is offered Parental Leave: Supportive parental leave with 16 weeks for primary caregivers and 4 weeks for secondary caregivers Generous Vacation Policy: Accrue 20 vacation days per year, plus enjoy an additional flex holiday to celebrate whatever feels most important to you Winter Break: From December 25th through January 1st, we give everyone time off to recharge and enjoy time with family and friends! We are proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. We are committed to embracing diversity and inclusion in our hiring practices, and we promote a work environment where everyone, from any race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin, can do their best work. We offer a competitive total cash compensation range for this full-time position, between $260,000 and $350,000 annually, inclusive of base salary and annual performance bonus. We strive to ensure our compensation packages are equitable and aligned with industry standards. Your recruiter can share more details about compensation during the hiring process. We are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible interview experience for all candidates. Please let us know if you require any accommodation during the interview process, and we will make every effort to meet your needs. Read our Privacy Policy here: https://www.aidash.com/policy/privacy-policy/ J-18808-Ljbffr

Consulting Director, Scientist Consulting Director, Scientist Environmental Resources Managemen[] (Northern)

Lead Complex Environmental Permitting Projects that Shape Sustainable Infrastructure ERM is seeking an experienced Consulting Director, Scientist to join our Capital Project Delivery (CPD) service line in our Boston, Massachusetts office. In this high-impact role, you will provide senior technical leadership and project management expertise across a diverse portfolio of infrastructure and development projects, helping clients achieve successful permitting strategies and regulatory approvals while advancing sustainable outcomes. Why This Role Matters This role is critical in ensuring that complex infrastructure, energy, and public-sector projects navigate regulatory landscapes effectively while protecting environmentally sensitive resources. As a senior advisor, you will guide clients through permitting processes and help deliver solutions that balance development and environmental stewardship. What Your Impact Is Lead environmental permitting efforts for infrastructure, energy, renewable energy, water, and public-sector projects. Prepare and manage permit applications, regulatory submissions, and supporting technical documentation. Obtain environmental approvals and guide projects through regulatory processes. Mentor and oversee wetland delineations, ecological assessments, habitat evaluations, and environmental field investigations as needed. Provide technical expertise related to wetland restoration, coastal wetland protection, and regulatory compliance. Evaluate project impacts to wetlands, waterways, and other sensitive ecological resources. Develop mitigation strategies and permitting approaches to support successful project approvals. Manage multiple concurrent projects from planning through permitting and construction support. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, schedules, budgets, and client communications. Develop scopes of work, proposals, cost estimates, and execution plans. Serve as a key point of contact for clients, regulatory agencies, municipalities, and stakeholders. Build and maintain relationships with conservation commissions, state agencies, and federal regulators. Provide strategic guidance on environmental regulations and permitting pathways. Support business development and contribute to growth initiatives. What You'll Bring Required Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Biology, Ecology, or a related discipline or equivalent experience. 15 years of progressive experience in environmental consulting, wetlands science, ecological permitting, or related environmental management fields. Demonstrated experience managing environmental permitting programs for complex infrastructure and development projects. Extensive knowledge of wetland regulations, environmental permitting processes, and regulatory compliance frameworks. Proven ability to manage multidisciplinary project teams and deliver projects on schedule and within budget. Strong client relationship management skills with a track record of supporting business growth. Excellent communication, leadership, and stakeholder engagement skills. High level of technical competence in environmental impact assessment best practices. Ability to work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams. Preferred Master’s Degree in Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Natural Resources, or a related field. Experience working with regulatory agencies, conservation commissions, or municipal environmental programs. Professional certifications such as JD, CEP, AICP, PWS, or similar. Expertise in wetland restoration, coastal resource management, or habitat protection initiatives. For the Consulting Director, Scientist position, the anticipated annual base pay is $143,250 – $183,509 (USD) . Actual pay will depend on factors such as education, experience, skills, location, performance, and business needs. In some cases, pay may fall outside this range. This role may be eligible for bonus pay (casual and fixed term/flex force employees are not bonus eligible). We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including paid time off, parental leave, medical, dental, vision, life, disability, AD&D insurance, 401(k) or RRSP/DPSP, and other applicable benefits to eligible employees. Note: Bonuses, commissions, and other forms of additional compensation are not guaranteed and subject to the sole discretion of ERM and its policies and procedures. ERM is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics. J-18808-Ljbffr

Director, AI Strategy & Alignment (Dallas)

About Communities Foundation of Texas The mission of Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) is to improve the lives of all people in our community by investing in their health, wealth, living, and learning. CFT works to accomplish this by growing community giving, expanding community impact, and advancing community equity. With a vision of building thriving communities for all, CFT works locally and across the state with many individuals, families, companies, foundations, and nonprofits through a variety of charitable funds and strategic grantmaking initiatives. CFT professionally manages more than 1,300 charitable funds and has awarded more than $2.5 billion in grants since its founding in 1953. Educate Texas (EDTX), an initiative of Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT), exists to help solve the most significant challenges facing public education. Our vision is for all Texans to have the education they need to earn a thriving, living wage, pursue a purposeful career, and realize their dreams for themselves, their families, and their communities. Your role In this role, you will serve as strategic thought partner to the Senior Director in shaping, evolving, and executing Educate Texas’ five-year, $15M AI strategic plan to responsibly advance AI-informed teaching, learning, and leadership across Texas’ 1200 school districts. The Director will co‑own the translation of the plan's Four-Part Network Model (Expert Brain Trust, Lighthouse Districts, Funding Coalition, and Political Influence Network) into annual strategy, investment priorities, and program design — bringing independent judgment to what to build, scale, or sunset as the initiative matures. The Director will also provide strategic and operational leadership across the plan’s Year 1 portfolio, including Regional Cohort Networks, statewide and local convenings, the Central AI Resource Hub & Learning Network, AI Advisory Group, AI Policy Council, and internal team AI accelerator work. This role requires close collaboration with school districts, charter school districts, education service centers, higher education partners, funders, and vendor partners to ensure programs are delivered on time, on budget, and with strong participant outcomes. The position will be based in Dallas, and the successful candidate must reside locally or be willing to relocate. Candidates must be willing to travel overnight (both in/out of state) up to 25% of the time, including routine travel across the Dallas‑Fort Worth Metroplex and regional convenings across the state. What you’ll do Partner with the Senior Director to shape and continuously evolve the multi‑year AI Strategy & Alignment roadmap, translating the five‑year, $15M plan into annual priorities, investment decisions, and program design Bring independent strategic judgment to the Four‑Part Network Model —identifying which partnerships, funding opportunities, and program approaches to pursue, scale, adjust, or retire based on evidence and field learnings Serve as a strategic and public‑facing voice for Educate Texas on AI in education, representing the organization with funders, policymakers, district leaders, and at state and national convenings Own the strategic direction and continuous improvement of the Regional Cohort Network using participant data and field feedback to refine cohort design year over year Lead strategy for statewide ESC convenings, including stewardship of the ESC partnership and a plan to deepen engagement across all 20 Texas ESCs beyond initial participation targets Shape the editorial and content strategy for the Central AI Resource Hub & Learning Network Co-design thought leader convening agendas and provide strategic direction to the AI Advisory Group as its year‑round connective layer Shape the AI Policy Council's agenda and contribute substantively to Educate Texas' policy positions on AI in education Oversee execution of day‑to‑day program operations across the portfolio — including logistics, partnership agreements, vendor relationships, data collection, and outcomes reporting — either directly or through program staff Work in partnership with Strategy and Insights to design data collection, analysis, and synthesis approaches that inform strategy, not just report on activity Ensure appropriate stewardship of grant and program investments, including budget input for future planning cycles Collaborate with Educate Texas program staff and Integrated Services teams (communications, strategic initiatives, policy and advocacy, finance) to ensure the AI portfolio is aligned with and reinforces the broader organizational strategy Contribute to the Senior Director's board, funder, and executive reporting by synthesizing program outcomes into strategic narrative and recommendations What does success look like in this role? The multi‑year AI strategy roadmap reflects real strategic judgment, not just execution of the original plan — the Senior Director trusts the Director's recommendations on what to scale, cut, or redesign Educate Texas is recognized externally (by funders, policymakers, district leaders) as a credible voice on AI in education, with the Director actively representing the organization at convenings and in key relationships Regional cohorts and ESC convenings show measurable year‑over‑year improvement in design, not just repeated execution — changes are traceable to participant data and field feedback The Resource Hub, newsletter, and quarterly reports carry a clear point of view and are cited or referenced by external partners, not just published on schedule The AI Policy Council produces policy positions the Director substantively shaped, and those positions hold up under scrutiny from board, funders, or media Board and funder reporting includes strategic narrative and recommendations the Director authored, not just activity summaries assembled from program data The Senior Director can delegate ambiguous, undefined problems to the Director and get back a sound strategic recommendation — not just a request for more direction Operational execution across the portfolio runs reliably through program staff/vendors without requiring the Director's day‑to‑day involvement, freeing their time for strategy and external engagement Experience you bring Master's degree preferred; bachelor's degree required 8 years of progressive experience in education, workforce, or technology strategy, including experience shaping strategy or program design, not solely managing operations Demonstrated experience translating a strategic plan into executable annual priorities, and willingness to make and defend judgment calls on program direction Deep knowledge of AI in education, K‑12 and postsecondary education systems, and workforce development in Texas strongly preferred Experience representing an organization externally — with funders, policymakers, media, or at conferences — as a credible subject‑matter voice Experience designing or leading multi‑stakeholder convenings, cohorts, or peer‑learning networks Experience negotiating and managing vendor/partner agreements and grant‑funded initiatives Comfort operating with ambiguity and shaping strategy in a fast‑evolving field, rather than executing a fixed playbook Exceptional interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills, including the ability to synthesize complex information for executive and board audiences Proficient or expert skills using PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Outlook, SharePoint Exemplary project management skills, with the ability to balance strategic thinking with operational follow‑through Commitment to responsible, equity‑centered AI adoption in education Current knowledge of research, trends, and innovations in AI and education technology, and ability to translate that knowledge into strategic recommendations Effectively model and demonstrate CFT's core competencies, which include Collaboration, Impact and Problem Solving, Integrity and Accountability, Learning, and Internal and External Service Effectively model and demonstrate CFT’s leadership competencies, which include Leadership, People Management, Developing and Retaining Talent, and Team Building. Disclaimer The above sections contain representative examples of job duties that might be performed by employees assigned to this classification. CFT is a dynamic organization, and the environment can be fluid. Roles and responsibilities may be altered to accommodate changing conditions and objectives as well as to tap into the skills and experience of its employees. Accordingly, employees may be asked to perform duties that are outside the specific work that is listed. This is not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities , duties and/or skills required of all employees within this class. Accommodation Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. J-18808-Ljbffr

Assistant General Counsel, Capital Markets Law (New York)

Assistant General Counsel, Capital Markets Law Connecticut Office, 1 American Row, Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America Job Description Talcott Financial Group* is an international life insurance group and the industry’s trusted partner for comprehensive risk solutions. Talcott creatively designs and expertly delivers responsive solutions that transfer risk and manage capital in a way that supports the strategic needs of insurers today and into the future. Talcott Financial Group has a proven track record of well-executed transactions, and the enterprise benefits from its strong financial position with over $127 billion in assets under management, its investment-grade financial strength ratings, and its partnership with Sixth Street, a leading global investment firm. Talcott Financial Group’s two core business platforms include: U.S. based Talcott Resolution and Bermuda and Cayman based Talcott Re. Overview: Talcott is seeking an Assistant General Counsel Capital Markets Attorney to join our dynamic team. Talcott is one of the most active reinsurance and acquisition platforms in the U.S. life and annuity sector, operating across the U.S., Cayman and Bermuda. This role offers direct line of sight to senior leadership, ownership of marquee transactions, and the opportunity to help shape a growing Company. The ideal candidate shall offer significant expertise in drafting and negotiating capital markets. They will have strong working knowledge of securities transaction documentation. In addition to the associated federal securities laws, this counsel will work directly on corporate governance and disclosure requirements. Our Assistant General Counsel shall directly provide legal counsel to Talcott’s Head of Treasury and reports directly to the Deputy General Counsel, Head of Investment Law. The ideal candidate will work in a hybrid in-office arrangement out of one of our office locations in New York City, Hartford, CT., or Charlotte, NC. Responsibilities: Advise on legal and regulatory considerations with respect to capital markets and treasury matters to include debt and equity offerings, letters of credit, credit facilities, liquidity and capital solutions, funding agreement backed products and intercompany lending Review, draft and negotiate transaction documentation (offering documents, 144A materials, purchase agreements, legal opinions, comfort letters, engagement letters, term sheets and other similar documents) Provide treasury and capital markets compliance and disclosure support Manage the oversight of outside counsel as needed Qualifications: J.D. from an accredited U.S. law school and an active bar member in good standing of at least one U.S. bar Minimum of 5 years of work experience practicing law with at least 3 years of experience within capital markets or treasury legal area at one or more of the following: a top-tier law firm or an in-house entity or major life/annuity (re)insurer in a capital markets or treasury legal Experience with repurchase and reverse repurchase transactions, surplus note issuances, insurance capital solutions, derivatives and/or related matters is a plus Hard-working, energetic, creative, self-motivated, and exhibiting a passion for work within the capital markets segment Sound ethical and legal judgment with the capacity to effectively negotiate with business partners Ability to work independently and/or collaborate with cross-functional team members outside Demonstrated business savvy with a strategic focus for problem solving Effective communicator with outstanding interpersonal and organizational skills Ability to establish and maintain productive business relationships across the organization A self-starter with strong organizational and project management skills Ability to handle a high volume of matters while balancing competing demands Willingness to take initiative, lead projects and drive projects to thru to completion Compensation: This range represents the minimum and maximum annual base salary we reasonably expect to pay for this role at the time of posting. The actual base pay could vary and may be above or below the listed range. The base pay is based on factors including but not limited to experience, competence, and demonstration of proficiencies essential for the role. The base pay is just one component of Talcott’s total annual compensation for employees. Other compensation may include annual bonuses, long-term incentives and recognition. *This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis without current or future visa sponsorship. Talcott Financial Group is an equal employment employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, sex, religion, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, ancestry or citizenship status, genetic information, pregnancy status or any other characteristic protected by law. Talcott Resolution maintains a drug-free workplace. For more information regarding our Privacy Policy, please go to https://talcott.com/onlineprivacypolicy/onlineprivacypolicy.html 888 7th Avenue, New York, NY 10106, USA, Charlotte, NC, USA, Connecticut Office, 1 American Row, Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America J-18808-Ljbffr

Ejecutivo de ventas autos / Mercedes Benz Vallejo (Vallejo)

Mercedes Benz Vallejo Solicita Ejecutivo de ventas* Promover la venta de vehículos y accesorios de acuerdo a las políticas y procedimientos establecidos, con la finalidad de cumplir con el de presupuesto y/o objetivos establecidos por la Distribuidora, planta y Corporativo. Conocimientos Industria Automotriz. Servicio y atención al cliente. Conocimiento de Proceso. Técnicas de Ventas. Esquemas financieros. Responsabilidades específicas Prospectar futuros clientes, dentro del piso de ventas y en campo (centros comerciales, puntos de venta del Distribuidor, cambaceo, etc.), con el fin de generar una cartera de clientes e iniciar una relación comercial. -Saludar y atender a los prospectos canalizados por la Anfitriona y/o Recepcionista, a fin de conocer y detectar sus necesidades. Identificar el propósito de la visita del cliente con el fin de ofrecerle la ayuda más apropiada dependiendo de sus necesidades: folletería, asesoría, ver un modelo, negociar precio de un modelo, etc. . Presentar el vehículo al cliente, enfocando las características y beneficios que cubren directamente las necesidades del cliente a fin de despertar el interés de compra. Invitar al cliente a realizar una prueba de manejo, cuando el cliente haya seleccionado un modelo específico y sus necesidades de compra se encuentren satisfechas. Solicitar al cliente el llenado del cuestionario de pruebas de manejo y despejar sus dudas, con el fin de que el cliente obtenga la confianza de que el vehículo demostrado cumple con sus necesidades. Estructurar una propuesta económica en el cotizador (disponibilidad del vehículo, versión, accesorios, seguro, forma de pago, enganche, etc.) que cubra las necesidades detectadas en el cliente en el proceso de venta. Presentar al cliente la propuesta económica, asegurándose de que la información sea clara, con el propósito de que el cliente se encuentre de acuerdo con los términos de la propuesta y se cierre la venta. Elaborar orden de servicio y acondicionamiento para asegurarse de que el vehículo este listo para efectuar la entrega de la unidad al cliente en hora y fecha prometida. Revisar la unidad vendida antes de ser entregada al cliente, a través de la “lista de verificación para la entrega de autos nuevos”, con el fin de asegurar que se efectúe de acuerdo a los lineamientos establecidos. Participar en las reuniones de trabajo, en donde se establezcan las estrategias comerciales, objetivos y seguimiento de operación. Efectuar la entrega del vehículo vendido al cliente, junto con la documentación y explicaciones correspondientes del manual del propietario, garantías, servicios, trámites, operación del vehículo etc. con el fin de cumplir con la entrega del producto de acuerdo al proceso establecido. Con base a la Agenda de Seguimiento, realizar llamadas telefónicas a los clientes, para conocer sus intenciones de compra. Ofrecemos IMSS e INFONAVIT Ofrecemos IMSS e INFONAVIT Horario: Lunes a Domingo con descanso entre semana J-18808-Ljbffr

Director, Total Rewards (Savannah)

Colonial Group, Inc. Director, Total Rewards Req 1713 1375 Chatham Pkwy, Savannah, GA 31405, USA Human Resources Salary Job Description Colonial Group, Inc. is a multigenerational, family-owned parent company overseeing a diverse portfolio of subsidiaries. Through our strategic infrastructure, logistics expertise, and a broad range of products and services, we create significant value for our customers while driving innovation and operational excellence. JOB SUMMARY Reporting to the Vice President of Human Resources, the Director of Total Rewards leads Colonial Group's compensation, benefits, wellness, payroll, retirement, and related HR programs. This role sets the Total Rewards strategy, ensures programs are competitive and compliant, and partners with HR, Finance, Legal, executives, and business leaders to balance employee experience with financial discipline. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Total Rewards Strategy Set and execute the Total Rewards strategy aligned with business goals and workforce needs. Lead the design and administration of compensation, benefits, wellness, payroll, and retirement programs. Monitor market trends, employee needs, and legal changes to keep programs competitive and compliant. Compensation Lead compensation strategy, including salary structures, merit planning, incentives, executive compensation, and benchmarking. Oversee job architecture, pay practices, job evaluations, and compensation analysis. Partner with leaders on promotions, role changes, workforce planning, and annual budgeting. Benefits and Wellness Lead benefits and wellness strategy, plan design, administration, and governance. Evaluate cost, utilization, employee feedback, and plan performance to improve value. Manage annual renewals, vendor selection, negotiations, and compliance requirements. Payroll Operations Provide oversight of multi-state payroll operations, controls, compliance, and service quality. Ensure compliance with payroll tax, reporting, garnishment, and related requirements. Improve payroll processes, technology, and controls. Compliance, Governance, and Risk Management Ensure Total Rewards programs comply with ERISA, COBRA, HIPAA, ACA, retirement plan, payroll, and other requirements. Partner with Legal, Finance, Internal Audit, and advisors on audits, reviews, controls, and risk mitigation. Maintain policies, procedures, and governance for Total Rewards programs. Vendor and Financial Management Manage key vendor relationships across benefits, payroll, wellness, retirement, and Total Rewards services. Monitor vendor performance, service levels, contracts, costs, and outcomes. Manage budgets and analyze cost, trend, and utilization data to support decisions. HR Technology and Analytics Partner with HR Systems and vendors to improve HCM, benefits, compensation, payroll, and reporting capabilities. Use data and analytics to guide Total Rewards strategy and decisions. Track key performance indicators for Total Rewards programs and services. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Organizational Change Support acquisition due diligence and integration for compensation, payroll, benefits, retirement plans, and employee programs. Lead Total Rewards workstreams for acquisitions, mergers, and restructuring. Ensure the smooth integration of employees, programs, systems, and policies. Leadership Lead, coach, and develop the Compensation, Benefits, and Payroll teams. Build strong partnerships across HR and the business. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Minimum Qualifications Undergraduate degree with 10 or more years of related leadership experience in Human Resources, Business, Accounting, or Finance. Master's degree preferred. HR and/or payroll certification preferred. Minimum of five years of experience in a payroll function, with significant experience using HRIS/ERP systems and defining HR system requirements. Minimum of 10 years of benefits design and administration experience. Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Engineering, or a related field. Master's degree preferred. Eight or more years of progressive experience in Human Resources, Total Rewards, Compensation, Benefits, Payroll, HR Operations, Finance, or related business functions. Demonstrated experience leading programs, projects, functions, or teams with increasing levels of responsibility. Experience supporting one or more of the following areas: compensation, benefits, payroll, HR systems, workforce planning, employee experience, compliance, or workforce analytics. Experience analyzing business, workforce, operational, or financial data and developing recommendations for management decision-making. Experience utilizing HRIS, payroll, benefits administration, reporting, or workforce analytics systems. Demonstrated ability to partner with leaders across multiple functions and influence organizational outcomes. Preferred Qualifications Experience developing or supporting compensation structures, salary administration, incentive programs, or Total Rewards initiatives. Experience overseeing payroll, benefits administration, vendor management, or retirement programs. Experience supporting mergers, acquisitions, organizational integration, system implementations, or large-scale business transformation initiatives. Professional certification such as SHRM-SCP, SPHR, CCP, CEBS, CPP, or a similar certification preferred. Experience leading teams and managing functional budgets preferred. Understanding of applicable employment, payroll, and benefits regulations, including ERISA, COBRA, HIPAA, ACA, and related compliance requirements. Strong analytical, financial, project-management, and problem-solving skills. Ability to communicate complex information and provide recommendations to senior leaders. Strong leadership, relationship-building, and change-management capabilities. Eligibility Requirements Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the United States. Colonial Group, Inc. is committed to creating an environment that values and supports diversity and inclusiveness across our organizations. We encourage applications from qualified individuals who will help us achieve this mission. Colonial Group, Inc. prohibits discrimination of and will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other legally protected status. J-18808-Ljbffr