Associate Director Total Rewards - Remote Germany
Associate Director Total Rewards - Remote Germany
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Heidelberg GermanyPosition Role Type:
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Collins Aerospace an RTX company is a leader in advanced technology and intelligent solutions for the global aerospace and defense industry. In this rapidly evolving world we are always looking for new ways to disrupt the status quo go to market faster and optimize customer experiences.
Regardless of role we expect excellent interpersonal and communication skills across all hires at Collins Aerospace. We look for candidates who will thrive here meaning they demonstrate clear communication embrace open feedback trust their colleagues and are driven to execute deliver and complete projects independently and efficiently.
What You Will Do:
Associate Director Total Rewards is part of the Collins Total Rewards Centre of Excellence a global team of experts in compensation and benefits responsible for defining and implementing the Companys total rewards strategy. You will lead the development of Total Rewards strategy for Germany France Holland and other countries as assigned to ensure our compensation and benefits strategy attracts and retains a diverse talent pool and delivers cost efficiencies. You will work in close collaboration with HRBPs and Business Leaders on the development and implementation of various reward programmes that deliver business integration and tangible business value.Your primary responsibility will be supporting France and Germany as well as number of countries where we have smaller employee populations. Total Rewards forms a key aspect of our HR transformation initiative and requiring you to provide guidance and expertise in managing change.
The following position is based remotely in Germany. Fluency in German and English is essential and additional languages are desirable.
The role includes but is not limited to the following:
- Define an EMEA reward strategy that is aligned to the Global Total Rewards strategy and which attracts and retains the talent needed to achieve business goals.
- Lead major Total Rewards transformation projects including global job framework and salary structure deployment and benefits programme alignment.
- Support the deployment of HR systems and technologies to effectively manage total reward processes.
- Responsible for regional implementation of compensation programmes including annual merit and incentive planning and longterm programmes.
- Monitor market trends and best practices related to reward programmes and recommend implementation strategies that meet business and social partner expectations.
- Act as a business partner/consultant to the HR community on Total Rewards matters.
- Champion clear reward communication as part of the overall employee communication and value proposition.
- Manage integration of vendor relationships across EMEA.
- Ensure robust governance and compliance with all required internal and external legislation related to compensation and benefit programmes.
- Drive HR & leader education in all aspects of the Total Rewards agenda.
What you will learn:
Desired Criteria we prefer:
- Natural leader and role model with excellent communication skills who inspires and motivates those around them
- Extensive experience in compensation & benefits and/ or HR with a high degree of international/EMEA exposure in a multicultural environment
- Ability to influence senior HR & business leader throughout the change management process
- Strong business acumen and high level of professionalism and judgment
- Experience in implementing reward strategies in a unionized environment as well as post M&A experience would be advantageous
- Track record in providing HR solutions through a Centre of Excellence HRBP & Shared Service organization advantageous
- Strong team player with a willingness to assist and educate colleagues as required.
- Bachelors degree (or equivalent) in HR or another related field
- Fluent in German and English essential. Fluent French desirable.
RTX adheres to the principles of equal employment. All qualified applications will be given careful consideration without regard to ethnicity color religion gender sexual orientation or identity national origin age disability protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.
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Director
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