We’re expanding our capabilities across Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Peru, and we’re hiring an Associate Compensation & Benefits Director to be responsible for the execution and administration of PMG’s international compensation and benefit plans and programs.

In this role you will be responsible for conducting analysis and interpretation related to the organization’s compensation and benefits programs for region. Supporting international salary survey participation including job matching and competitive benchmarking as well as benefit plan benchmarking. Partnering closely with HR Business Partners, Talent Acquisition, Finance, Legal, and Business Leaders to ensure market competitiveness, internal equity, and compliance across all geographies.

You will also support annual compensation (merit/promotion and bonus) planning process and all international benefit plan management and administration, including benefit plan design benchmarking and broker management.

Main Duties & Responsibilities:

• Member of the global Total Reward team while managing regional compensation and benefits matters in support of the business and local/regional HR Business Partners

Compensation Management

• Participates in annual salary administration programs, including salary grade and structure maintenance & creation
• Provides data analytics for the maintenance and development of incentive or salary increase budgets
• Participates in administration of annual incentive, and/or salary increase programs
• Conducts market benchmarking analysis to determine competitive positioning of the organizations jobs and pay programs
• Evaluates the organizations job descriptions, providing feedback and consulting to the business as needed
• Participates and manages salary surveys by matching PMG jobs to available salary surveys reference jobs and provides organizational data to these survey providers
• Lead the gender pay gap reporting process (as they become applicable… i.e. UK, France)
• Ensures HR systems are configured/maintained in a way that support overall compensation priorities and policy

Benefits Management

• Supports the development of international benefits strategy and oversee the implementation of such, ensuring the benefits offering is strategically aligned with the business, competitively attractive to employees and is cost effective
• Maintain inventory of all benefit plans and policy documents per country/business unit, including renewal dates, and tracking of costs
• Manage annual carrier/policy renewal process, working with brokers and vendors on contract negotiations and initiating periodic market reviews to ensure benefits are secured on the most competitive terms
• Partner with HR and the applicable business to assess, recommend and establish appropriate market level of benefits when PMG establishes operations in new countries and/or upon acquisition of new companies
• Lead the administration of pension schemes
• Point of contact for incoming benefits related invoices (liaison with Finance for invoice processing)
• Build external relationships and participate in international benefit surveys to ensure PMG remains aware of what other companies are doing in the competitive market
• Partner with field HR to handle employee questions and assist with processes such as leave of absence, sickness, and accidents
• Coordinate with legal team, HR team and outside counsel on immigration matters

General Responsibilities

• Partners with HRIS for ongoing data integrity checks
• Produces HR Metrics related to compensation and offer insights to the Business and HR Teams
• Provides guidance, coaching, mentoring and training to HR Business Partners on compensation-related issues
• Provides input on compensation policy and procedure creation
• Generate compensation metrics and provide analysis and recommendations based on them
• Lead and/or participates in HR and Total Reward projects
• Supports US and Global compensation matters as needed

Minimum Education & Experience:

Bachelor's degree in a related major and 12 or more years of compensation and benefits experience within mature international organizations. Experience working across different countries and general understanding of process, payroll and labor law differences.

Expertise in messaging to support compensation and benefit programs that are aimed at leadership and employees.

Preferred Education & Experience:

• Experience in Life Sciences, Pharmaceutical or other industry directly related to one of PMG’s service lines.
• Experience with PayFactors and SAP/SuccessFactors HRMS a plus.
• Experience matching jobs, as well as designing and developing a salary grade structures.
• Has worked with short term incentive plans and/or sales plans.

Or equivalent combination of education, professional training and experience that provides the individual with the required knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job.

Knowledge, Skills, and Competencies:

• Bias for Action & Ownership: Is a “self-starter”. Proactively identifies issues; takes end-to-end accountability for outcomes
• Advanced proficiency with market pricing, survey methodology, salary structures, regression analysis, and data modeling
• Solid understanding of global regulatory environments and pay transparency legislation
• Good understanding of different cultures (both business as well as country) and demonstrates an appreciation of cultural diversity, with sensitivity to differences in attitudes and norms
• Data Analytics & Storytelling: Translates data into insights and executive-ready narratives
• Influence Without Authority: Shapes outcomes across HR, Finance, Legal, and business leaders through credibility and relationships
• Strategic Thinking & Execution: Operates at both 30,000 ft and ground level; delivers polished programs on time
• Stakeholder Management & Communication: Tailors messages to diverse audiences; simplifies complexity
• Change Leadership & Enablement: Drives adoption of new frameworks and practices through training, playbooks, and clear guidance
• Project Management Excellence: Demonstrates ability to plan, organize, and execute complex global compensation projects. Effectively manages timelines, resources, and stakeholders; communicates progress clearly; and ensures successful delivery of initiatives within scope, budget, and quality standards

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We’re expanding our capabilities across Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Peru, and we’re hiring a Regional HR Operations Leader to play a critical role in establishing and embedding Precision’s HR Operations model across the region. 

Working as part of a connected global HR Operations leadership team, the Regional Lead ensures consistent, compliant, and employee-centered delivery of HR services while helping to standardize and evolve processes across all regions.

This role leads a team of local HR Operations Specialists and partners closely with Global HRBPs, Centers of Excellence (COEs), Payroll, Legal and the Employee Relations Management Office (ERMO), and actively contributes to the global HR Operations strategy - shaping how Precision builds an agile, digitally enabled service model for the future.

Key Responsibilities:

Establish & Lead Regional HR Operations

• Build and lead the HR Operations structure and ways of working across the region, ensuring alignment with the global model.
• Oversee day-today delivery of HR services and lifecycle transactions (onboarding, changes, exits).
• Coach and develop HR Operations Specialist to ensure accuracy, consistency, and compliance.
• Maintain strong governance for data integrity, process adherence, and documentation standards.

Operate as One Global HR Operations Team

• Collaborate closely with fellow Regional HR Operations Leads to standardize processes, templates, and service delivery across all regions.
• Share insights, challenges, and best practices regularly to ensure a unified global approach to HR Operations.
• Contribute to the design and implementation of global process maps, playbooks, and knowledge content for Tier 0/1.
• Support global alignment in systems, workflows, and automation initiatives.

Partner & Collaborate Across HR

• Partner with Global HRBPs, COEs, Payroll, Legal and Finance to deliver seamless and compliant HR processes.
• Act as the regional escalation point for complex or sensitive employee matters.
• Work with the Employee Relations Management Office (ERMO) on case handling standards and trend analysis.
• Ensure close partnership with Tier 0/1 teams to streamline knowledge sharing and case management.

Continuous Improvement & Digital Enablement

• Identify opportunities to simplify, standardize, and automate HR processes.
• Support the introduction of digital tools, workflows, and AI-enabled solutions that enhance efficiency and employee experience.
• Contribute to global HR Operations projects, pilots, and technology deployments.

Data & Insight

• Use metrics and data to monitor HR Operations performance, identify improvement opportunities, and drive accountability.
• Provide regional insight to the VP, HR Operations to inform decisions, trends, and prioritization.

Leadership & Culture

• Foster a culture of collaboration, inclusion and continuous learning within the regional team.
• Role-model Precision’s values of Client Service, Purpose, Accountability, Mutual Respect and Collaboration.
• Encourage innovation, curiosity, and shared ownership across regions to continually evolve HR Operations globally.

Experience & Skills:

Essential

• Broad HR Operations or Shared Services experience across multiple countries.
• Proven success leading teams and embedding new ways of working.
• Deep understanding of HR processes, compliance, and governance.
• Strong collaboration skills and comfort working in a global matrix environment.
• Data-driven, analytical mindset with an eye for simplification and continuous improvement.
• Comfort navigating ambiguity and building structure from the ground up.

Desirable

• Experience with global HRIS platforms - ideally SAP SuccessFactors.
• Familiarity with automation or AI-enabled HR solutions.
• Exposure to global service delivery models or shared service environments.

Key Competencies:

• Collaborative and delivery-focused mindset with a strong sense of ownership.
• Skilled at building alignment across regions and working as part of one global HR Operations team.
• Ability to synthesize information quickly and communicate clearly across different audiences.
• Comfortable working in a dynamic fast-paced environment while balancing multiple priorities.
• Curious about technology and confident adopting new tools, automation, and AI to simplify work.
• Pragmatic and solutions-oriented - focuses on making processes work in real life, not just on paper.

As the Vice President of FP&A, you'll lead the financial strategy, planning, and analysis activities, providing senior management with financial insights and projections for strategic decision-making, while overseeing the monthly and quarterly reporting process, quarterly forecasting, and annual budget processes. This role will act as a strategic advisor to the CFO and executive team, translating data into actionable insights to drive growth, profitability, and operational efficiency. This role is essential for steering business decisions and ensuring financial goals align with corporate objectives. This role requires advanced strategic thinking and communication skills.   

Essential duties include but are not limited to:

Planning:

• Lead and scale the FP&A function, setting the vision, structure, and operational rigor needed to support scalable, strategic decision-making as we grow.
• Partner with the CFO on earnings prep and Board-facing materials, delivering essential insights to internal and external stakeholders.
• Influence company-wide decisions as a trusted advisor to senior executives and cross-functional leads, translating financial insights into strategic growth initiatives.
• Act as a strategic partner to business units, providing financial guidance and support

Reporting & Analytics:

• Optimize annual budget and quarterly forecast process & consolidation
• Oversee the development of financial models for budgeting and forecasting
• Responsible for synthesizing budget and Long-Term Strategic Plan information and data for senior executive and investor stakeholders
• Lead development of financial modeling for organic growth investments
• Develop short and long-term forecasting models
• Responsible for the monthly and quarterly financial reporting packages for the Executive Mgmt team and the Board of Directors
• Optimize processes to accelerate monthly and quarterly reporting
• Collaborate with management teams to maintain financial results in line with budgets and forecasts, deploying countermeasures as needed to achieve targeted financial outcomes
• Provide FP&A support for the SG&A functions (e.g. HR, IT, etc.)

Financial Operations:

• Champion a culture of continuous improvement, innovation, and development throughout the FP&A team.
• Collaborate across IT and the broader Finance Organization to modernize financial tools and processes
• Managing the preparation of monthly, quarterly and annual financial reports and presentations for the CFO
• Optimize the monthly financial close timeline
• Partner with cross-functional transformation teams to implement key, strategic and financial initiatives
• Facilitate and contribute to senior finance leadership team responsible for best practice sharing, career development and department planning
• Lead, mentor, and develop a high-performing FP&A team
• Foster a collaborative and results-driven culture within the team
• Provide ongoing training and professional development opportunities for team members

Qualifications:

Minimum Required:

• Bachelor’s degree with a concentration finance, accounting, economics, or business administration
• A minimum of 15 years relevant experience
• Excellent communication and administration skills; ability to communicate complex financial insights clearly and effectively at all levels, including the Board
• Bring proven experience partnering with complex global organizations approaching $1billion of revenue and 3,000+ employees
• Possess sharp analytical and problem-solving skills with deep expertise in financial modeling.
• Experience with financial planning software and ERP systems
• Strong MS Office skills e.g. Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Power BI
• Ability to work in a complex multi-service international company
• Ability to champion change and continuous improvement

Other Preferred:

• Pharma services experience
• Experience interacting with senior executives and investors
• Finance experience working across multiple business models
• Experience interacting across all levels of an organization
• CPA, CFA, MBA or Masters of Finance
• Self-starting attitude with a strong desire to learn and grow in fast paced environment
• Demonstrated critical thinking, analytical, interpretative and problem-solving skills
• Attention to detail and ability to deliver high quality work

Job Summary

The Director of Global Benefits is a strategic leader responsible for designing, managing, and evolving the organization’s global benefits strategy across all countries of operation. This role ensures that benefit programs are competitive, compliant, cost‑effective, culturally relevant, and aligned with the company’s total rewards philosophy. The Director partners closely with regional HR teams, Finance, Legal, and executive leadership to drive global harmonization, optimize vendor relationships, and support employee wellbeing worldwide.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Global Strategy & Program Leadership

• Develop and execute a comprehensive global benefits strategy that supports business goals, talent attraction, retention, and employee wellbeing.
• Design and manage benefit programs across markets (health, retirement, insurance, time‑off, wellness, and ancillary benefits).
• Lead global benefit harmonization efforts while ensuring local cultural and regulatory relevance.
• Serve as the primary internal advisor on global benefits trends, risks, and opportunities.

Governance, Compliance & Risk Management

• Ensure all plans comply with local regulations, labor laws, and statutory requirements in each country.
• Partner with Legal and external counsel to manage compliance audits, filings, and plan documentation.
• Evaluate governance structures for benefit plans, including retirement plan fiduciary duties.

Vendor & Financial Management

• Oversee global vendors, brokers, and insurance providers; lead RFPs and contract negotiations to drive quality and cost efficiency.
• Develop and manage benefits budgets and multi‑year financial projections.
• Analyse and monitor plan performance, utilization, costs, and population health trends. Miscellaneous
• Other projects and duties as requested by management.

Education and Experience

• 18+ years of progressive experience in global benefits management.
• Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred.
• Certifications such as CEBS, GPHR, CCP.

Knowledge, Skills, and Competencies

• Expertise across global health, retirement, insurance, wellbeing, and leave programs.
• Knowledge of regulatory frameworks across the U.S., EMEA, APAC, LATAM.
• Experience managing global vendors and large‑scale negotiations.
• Strong analytical and communication skills with senior‑level influence.
• Experience with M&A or international expansion.
• History of implementing innovative wellbeing or harmonization initiatives
• Leadership experience with high‑performing teams.

Precision for Medicine is the first global precision medicine clinical research services organization, purpose-built to improve the clinical research and development process for new therapeutics. Our novel approach integrates clinical operations excellence, with laboratory expertise, and advanced data sciences to inform every step. We apply our expertise to trials at all stages—from early development through approval—with embedded experience in oncology and rare disease.

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