People Ops Generalist (6 Month Contract)
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Job description
We’re looking for a proactive, organized People Ops Generalist to step in for a 6-month contract to cover maternity leave. You’ll work closely with our current Generalist for a 4-6 week hands-on overlap to get fully up to speed, keep things running smoothly, and assist with a seamless handoff.
What You’ll Do
This is primarily a tactical, maintenance-focused role centered on core HR operations and logistics. Your main focus areas will include:
- Onboarding & Offboarding: Coordinate and support HR processes for both full-time and part-time team members using ADP Workforce Now and Asana, including state-specific compliance paperwork for end-of-year 2027 updates.
- Benefits & ACA Compliance: Monitor ACA compliance reports within ADP Workforce Now to identify and offer full-time benefits to eligible part-time employees.
- Leave Administration: Oversee leave tracking and answer employee questions regarding leave processes with empathy and clarity.
- Compliance Training: Maintain tracking, schedule assignments, and handle follow-ups for team training via EasyLlama.
- Job Description Maintenance: Keep job descriptions organized, formatted, and up to date across teams as needed.
- Knowledge Transfer & Handoff: Train directly with our People Ops Generalist during your first month, document key workflows, and support a smooth transition upon return.
What We’re Looking For
- Experience: 2+ years of hands-on experience in People Operations, HR Support, or HR Generalist roles.
- Tech-Savvy: Tech-forward and quick to pick up new tools. Prior experience with ADP Workforce Now, Asana, or EasyLlama is a big plus, but not required if you learn systems quickly.
- Process & Detail-Oriented: Highly organized, proactive, and reliable when it comes to keeping administrative tasks and employee records running like clockwork.
- Communication & Empathy: Strong written and verbal communication skills with a friendly, welcoming approach to supporting teammates through leave, onboarding, and day-to-day HR needs.
- Self-Starter: Comfortable working fully remote and managing day-to-day tactical priorities independently.
Final compensation is based on candidate experience and relevant certifications/qualifications.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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