Director, Human Resources for Sales
Tyler Technologies
Director, Human Resources for Sales
Tyler Technologies
Builds software and payment tools for governments
The Director, Human Resources for Sales, serves as a strategic business partner to senior sales leaders and a key member of the Human Resources team, driving organizational effectiveness, leadership capability, talent strategies, and business transformation across the sales organization.
This role partners closely with sales executives to align people strategies with business objectives, ensuring the organization has the structure, leadership, talent, and capabilities needed to achieve growth goals. The Director leads complex organizational design initiatives, advises on sales incentive compensation strategy, develops leadership pipelines, and drives change management efforts across the Sales function.
The successful candidate will coordinate and guide the work of HR colleagues supporting sales organizations across divisions, ensuring alignment, consistency, and execution of enterprise talent strategies.
Strategic Business Partnership
Organizational Design & Effectiveness
Sales Incentive Compensation
Leadership Development & Talent Pipeline
Change Leadership
Matrix Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration
Preferred
Builds software and payment tools for governments
Tyler Technologies builds software for governments and school districts, linking financial administration, courts, public safety, and services residents use online. Its applications connect agency records so staff can share information, manage cases, collect taxes, and coordinate work across departments. Agencies run the software in the cloud or on their own systems, while residents use related websites to submit forms, file court documents, and make payments. Tyler earns money through software subscriptions, payment transaction fees, maintenance, and implementation services, and was founded in 1966 with headquarters in Plano, Texas, United States.
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