Director, HR Business Partner

Adobe Adobe · Enterprise · San Jose, CA +1

Director, HR Business Partner role at Adobe, focusing on serving as a trusted advisor and coach to senior leaders within the Employee Experience organization. The role involves working on transformational changes, leadership development, and culture initiatives, while also influencing programs that impact over 30,000 global employees. Requires strong business acumen, leadership, influencing skills, and a problem-solving mindset.

What you'd actually do

  1. Serve as a trusted business partner and coach to senior leaders in the Employee Experience organization. Yes, this is HR for HR.
  2. Work on big problems from transformational organization changes to fostering and developing our key leadership talent to culture change to putting our [Adobe for All](https://www.adobe.com/corporate-responsibility/adobe-for-all.html) into action.
  3. Not only supporting our own organization, as “HR4HR”, you will also play an integral role as a strategic advisor in EX. You will advise, influence, and co-create the programs and philosophies that ultimately impact over 30,000 global employees.
  4. Champion Employee Experience for the teams you support - you are the "Chief People Officer" for your business by advocating and partnering with your cross-functional Centers of Excellence. We strive to be the pilot group (drink our own champagne) and role model what great looks like.
  5. As a senior member of the HRBP team, and especially as HR4HR, you will be a leader throughout Adobe - speak up, keep it real, and agitate when necessary.

Skills

Required

  • 10+ years of HR or relevant leadership experience
  • Experience in the business and / or a Center of Excellence
  • Ability to build strong relationships at all levels and across geographies
  • Strong leadership and influencing skills leaders with diverse seniority, backgrounds, and expertise
  • Natural problem solver with intellectual curiosity and horsepower
  • Creativity
  • Agile and dynamic work ethic with a bias for action