RSM US

Learning Operations Enablement Manager

RSM US$102K — $176K *
Business Services
5 - 7 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in HR, Business Administration, or related field or equivalent experience.
  • At least 5 years of HR-related experience using HRIS, LMS, or Talent Operations systems.
  • Supervisory experience managing a team, including coaching and performance feedback.
  • Experience with leading operational processes and service delivery improvements.
  • Ability to analyze information, evaluate risks, and recommend solutions.
  • Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and develop a team of Talent Operations professionals.
  • Prioritize work and manage team performance to meet operational goals.
  • Provide coaching, training, and feedback to enhance team capabilities.
  • Ensure accurate and compliant execution of Talent Operations processes.
  • Act as a point of escalation for complex operational issues.
  • Develop and maintain scalable processes for improved service delivery.
  • Analyze operational metrics and translate data into actionable recommendations.

Benefits

  • Access to professional development and training opportunities.
  • Collaboration with cross-functional teams and experts in the field.
  • Supportive and inclusive workplace culture that values diversity.
  • Exposure to various Talent Operations systems and technologies.
  • Opportunities for continuous improvement and process innovation.
Full Job Description

The Talent Operations Manager is a people leader responsible for managing centralized, scalable, and employee-focused Talent Operations processes across the employee lifecycle. This role provides day-to-day leadership, coaching, oversight, and prioritization for a team of professionals delivering operational talent services, while ensuring work isaccurate, consistent, compliant, and aligned to service standards.

The roleleadsoperational service delivery, escalations, process administration, quality assurance, reporting, stakeholder consultation, and continuous improvement for assigned Talent Operations services, systems, programs, and processes. The Talent Operations Manager partners closely with Talent Centers of Excellence, HR Business Partners, managers, employees, vendors, technology teams, and business leaders to resolve complex issues, strengthen controls, and implement scalable solutions that support businessobjectivesand improve stakeholder experience.

Employees in this role are expected to exercise sound judgment, make informed decisions, manage ambiguity, develop team capability, and influence operational outcomes through leadership, consultation, data-driven insights, and strong cross-functional partnerships.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

People Leadership & Team Development

  • Lead, coach, develop, and provide oversight for a team of Talent Operations professionals responsible for centralized operational talent processes, services, and systems.

  • Set priorities, manage capacity, assign work,monitorperformance, and supporttimelydelivery of teamobjectivesand service commitments.

  • Provide ongoing feedback, training, onboarding support, performance coaching, and development guidance to strengthen team capability and operational maturity.

  • Promote accountability, collaboration, inclusion, knowledge sharing, and a high-quality service mindset across the team.

  • Exercise judgment and take responsibility for decisions and actions in overseeing team operations, escalations, and service outcomes.

  • Share insights, lessons learned, and best practices to enhance team effectiveness and consistency.

Operational Leadership & Service Delivery

  • Manage centralized, repeatable, and scalable Talent Operations processes, transactions, cases, and service delivery activities across assigned business areas.

  • Oversee operational execution to ensure activities are completed accurately, consistently, efficiently, and in compliance with firm policies, procedures, service standards, and regulatory expectations.

  • Act as an escalation point for complex operational issues, stakeholder concerns, policy interpretation, process exceptions, and service disruptions.

  • Research, resolve, and respond to complex escalated matters using best practices, precedent, documentation, andappropriate escalationto Talent Risk & Relations, Legal, or other partners as needed.

  • Maintain strong operational partnerships with Talent Operations teams, Centers of Excellence, business leaders, vendors, and technology partners to minimize risk and support service excellence.

  • Identifyand develop solutions to address changing operational business needs whilemaintainingcompliance, consistency, equity, andan employee-focused service experience.

Process, Documentation & Operational Excellence

  • Advise and collaborate on talent process creation, modification, documentation, and maintenance to support continuous improvement and compliance with policy, process, and procedure.

  • Develop progressive, proactive, and standardized processes and procedures that enable consistency, equity, efficiency, and a strong stakeholder experience.

  • Lead or oversee process reviews, quality audits, service improvement efforts, knowledge management practices, templates, job aids, and team documentation.

  • Identifyprocess gaps, control concerns, data integrity issues, recurring pain points, and operational risks; develop recommendations and implementation plans.

  • Drive adoption of new processes, tools, workflows, technologies, and service delivery models across Talent Operations.

  • Build andmaintainoperational controls, documentation, and governance practices that support audit readiness and sustainable execution.

Project, Program & System Leadership

  • Develop and lead global enterprise system processes related to assigned Talent Operations services within Workday and associated systems.

  • Collaborate cross-functionallywith Talent Operations teams, Centers of Excellence, Talent Technology, vendors, and business leaders to develop, implement, train, and support critical processes and programs.

  • Provide leadership forOperationsprocess development, ongoing administration, new program development, quality audit reviews, reporting, and related operational implementation efforts.

  • Partner with Talent Technology to research, test, resolve, and communicate critical issues on Talent-related technology and software platforms.

  • Identifysystem solutions, process efficiencies, automation opportunities, and operational improvements that support scalability and business needs.

  • Facilitate meetings, document decisions, communicate progress, manage risks and dependencies, and support successful execution of deliverables.

Data, Reporting & Operational Analysis

  • Ensure data integrity and quality for stakeholders by overseeing team practices, controls, reporting processes, and issue resolution activities.

  • Analyze operational metrics, team performance, stakeholder feedback, audit findings, quality review results, and service data toidentifytrends, risks, and improvement opportunities.

  • Develop,maintain, and communicate reports, dashboards, summaries, and operational insights that support business decisions and continuous improvement.

  • Translate operational data into actionable recommendations that improve service delivery, quality, compliance, efficiency, and stakeholder experience.

  • Use data-driven insights to support workforce planning, prioritization, process optimization, and operational strategy for assigned areas.

Stakeholder Consultation & Partnership

  • Serve as a trusted operational leader and advisor to Talent Operations leaders, Centers of Excellence, HR Business Partners, managers, employees, vendors, technology teams, and business stakeholders.

  • Consult on operational processes, service delivery models, systems, controls, governance practices, policy interpretation, and exception handling.

  • Build strong cross-functional relationships to understand business needs, reduce operational risk, and support successful outcomes.

  • Communicate clearly with varied stakeholder audiences, including status updates, process guidance, escalation outcomes, training, and change impacts.

  • Represent Talent Operations in cross-functional initiatives, operational planning discussions, and continuous improvement activities asappropriate.

  • Develop strong knowledge of departmentobjectives, business units, and overall business strategy to align operational solutions with organizational priorities.

Professional Judgment, Risk & Compliance

  • Exercise independent judgment while managing ambiguity, competing priorities, sensitive issues, and operational risk.

  • Make informed decisions withinscopeof authority and escalate high-risk, sensitive, or enterprise-impact matters appropriately whilemaintainingownership through resolution.

  • Ensure team practices support compliance, consistency, equity, proper documentation, data integrity, and internal control expectations.

  • Support audits, compliance reviews, quality assurance activities, risk mitigation efforts, and remediation plans related to assigned processes and services.

  • Demonstrate adaptability, strategic orientation, analytical thinking, business acumen, and a continuous improvement mindset.

  • Serve as a role model for leadership, accountability, collaboration, operational excellence, confidentiality, and professional conduct.

MinimumRequirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Learning and Development, Communications, or a related field, or minimum of 6 years of equivalent experience in Human Resources or related operational functions.

  • Minimum of 5 years of experience in HR-related roles usingan HRIS, LMS, Workday, case management, workflow, reporting, or other talent operations systems.

  • Supervisory experience for a team of professionalsrequired, including coaching, developing, prioritizing work, and providing performance feedback.

  • Experience leading operational processes, projects, programs, quality reviews, service delivery improvements, or cross-functional initiatives.

  • Demonstrated ability to analyze operational information, evaluate risk,identifytrends, and recommend business solutions.

  • Strong written and verbal communication, stakeholder management, facilitation, consultation, and escalation management skills.

  • Demonstrated ability to exercise independent judgment, manage multiple priorities, and lead effective

About RSM US

RSM US is a leading provider of audit, tax, and consulting services to middle market companies in the United States. The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois and has more than 90 offices across the country. RSM US is a member of the RSM International network, which is the sixth largest network of independent audit, tax, and consulting firms in the world. The company's services include audit and assurance, tax, consulting, risk advisory, transaction advisory, and wealth management. RSM US serves clients in a variety of industries, including healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, real estate, and technology.
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