HR Consultant - HRBP, Benefits Experience (15+ years)
Are you an experienced HR professional looking to use your expertise to support a variety of clients while enjoying greater flexibility and work-life balance? BPM is seeking an HR Consultant to join our collaborative HR Consulting team!
In this role, you'll partner with clients to provide both strategic and hands-on HR support, helping businesses navigate their people-related needs and challenges. The ideal candidate brings a strong background in HR Business Partner (HRBP) responsibilities and employee benefits administration, along with the ability to advise leadership, navigate employee relations matters, and deliver practical HR solutions.
We're looking for someone who is a proactive problem solver, builds trusted relationships, and can confidently adapt to different client environments. Previous HR consulting experience is highly preferred, particularly experience supporting multiple clients with varying business needs.
This is a remote opportunity with a strong preference for candidates located on the West Coast, ideally in the San Francisco Bay Area, to accommodate occasional client visits and collaboration.
At BPM, you'll have the flexibility to work differently without sacrificing meaningful, challenging work. You'll also be part of a supportive team of HR professionals who bring diverse experiences and perspectives and collaborate to deliver exceptional client service.
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- Do you have hands-on experience with employee benefits administration, including open enrollment, benefits compliance, and employee benefits inquiries?
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- Have you previously worked in an HR consulting capacity, supporting multiple clients or organizations with their HR needs?
- How many years of experience do you have in an HR Business Partner (HRBP) or similar role advising managers and business leaders?
- Are you currently located on the West Coast of the United States (Pacific Time Zone)?
- What are your salary expectations for this position? Please provide your desired annual base salary in USD.