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Rio Tinto

Global iron ore, aluminium, copper producer

Principal Adviser Remuneration Strategy

Compensation & BenefitsPosted on Nov 3
Full-timeIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A commitment to the safety of yourself and your team.
  • Deep expertise across base pay strategy and design, including salary structures, market positioning and benchmarking, job architecture and evaluation, pay equity and annual remuneration investment, with the ability to bring a strong external perspective and informed point of view.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead complex reward strategy and design work, challenge established approaches, diagnose emerging business and workforce needs, and develop innovative, evidence-based solutions.
  • Strong ability to interpret market, workforce and financial insights, navigate competing priorities and translate complexity into clear strategic choices, trade-offs and recommendations.
  • Experience shaping and evolving remuneration policies, frameworks, methodologies and standards that create enterprise coherence while allowing appropriate flexibility for different markets, workforces and business needs.
  • Ability to operate as a credible subject matter expert, shape thinking and influence senior stakeholders, constructively challenge different perspectives, and build alignment around complex remuneration decisions.
  • Ability to think beyond individual issues or markets, identify broader implications and opportunities, and develop approaches that can work effectively across a large, complex global organisation.

Responsibilities

  • Provide thought leadership on base pay strategy and emerging reward issues, bringing external practice, evidence and business insight into the evolution of Rio Tinto’s approach.
  • Lead the development and evolution of global base pay frameworks, methodologies and standards across areas of responsibility.
  • Identify emerging business or workforce needs not adequately addressed by existing approaches and develop fit-for-purpose solutions within the broader reward philosophy and governance.
  • Lead design work across salary structures, market positioning, job architecture and role valuation, balancing global coherence with legitimate differences in markets and workforce needs.
  • Shape recommendations for annual remuneration investment, bringing together market movement, pay progression, pay health, affordability and investment priorities.
  • Translate complex remuneration data, external market intelligence and business context into clear points of view, options and recommendations for senior stakeholders and governance forums.
  • Partner with Reward and People teams globally to translate strategy and policy into practical approaches and resolve complex remuneration challenges.
  • Contribute to the evolution of pay transparency, pay equity and remuneration effectiveness approaches, identifying emerging risks and opportunities to strengthen outcomes.
  • Shape reward requirements for data, analytics, reporting and HR technology, helping ensure tools and insights enable better remuneration decisions.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience developing global or multi-country reward approaches in a large, complex organization, or through reward consulting across multiple clients or markets.
  • Experience preparing remuneration proposals and supporting senior leadership or governance discussions on policy, investment decisions or business-specific solutions.
  • Experience bringing external market practice, emerging reward trends and new thinking into the development of remuneration strategy and solutions.
  • Experience with Workday, Power BI, market survey platforms, remuneration modelling or comparable reward technology and analytics tools.

About the Company

Rio Tinto

Global iron ore, aluminium, copper producer

Rio Tinto is a global mining and metals company that extracts and processes minerals to supply the world with key materials. Its offerings include iron ore used to make steel, low-carbon aluminium for electric cars and smartphones, copper for wind turbines, electric vehicles, and water pipes, borates for crop growth, and titanium for paints. The company operates by mining ore and then refining and transforming it into usable metals and minerals for various industries. Compared with its competitors, Rio Tinto emphasizes a broad portfolio across multiple minerals and metals and highlights efforts to reduce carbon in its aluminium products, aiming to lower the environmental impact of its supply chain. The overall goal is to provide the materials the world needs while advancing lower-carbon production to support sustainable energy, transport, and infrastructure.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1872

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