Senior Program Manager, Slingshot Aerospace

• Experience leading teams and implementing new People-focused initiatives in a hyperscale environment, preferably B2B SaaS
• Ability to navigate complex organizations and gain buy-in from internal and external stakeholders
• Experience managing RFPs, implementations, rollbacks, and the administration of HRIS, ATS, Equity Management, Employee Engagement, and other People-team related software

Desirable

• As the Senior Program Manager for People Operations and Development, you will be a key player in transforming our department’s capabilities and driving operational excellence. You will report directly to the VP of People
• Executes all position responsibilities in alignment with Slingshot’s core values, mission, and purpose
• Regularly communicate clear roles, goals and expectations for team members and stakeholders; promote a culture of feedback and accountability
• Drive process design and automation initiatives, including tech stack consolidation and outsourcing
• Manage and optimize compensation programs and total rewards offerings with an emphasis on strategic alignment to business objectives
• Ensure ongoing employment compliance analysis across multi-state and international jurisdictions where Slingshot operates
• Design and implement seamless, simple, scalable, and compelling employee experiences, from onboarding to offboarding
• Lead strategic People initiatives, including headcount planning, engagement survey design and implementation, performance management cycles, compensation cycles, project management practices, and process documentation
• Develop and support internal learning and development initiatives like manager training, interviewer training, etc
• Provide data-driven insights from engagement survey, performance management, hiring success, and HRIS data to inform decision-making across the People function
• Collaborate with the VP of People to develop communications plans and execute short- and long-term People strategies
• Perform other duties as assigned (to be less than 10% of the responsibilities listed above)