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Chickasaw Nation Industries

Federal services and business operations

Vice President of Human Resources

HR Generalist & Employee RelationsPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeRemote in USA$150k - $235kRemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • Significant experience leading multiple HR functions in a complex organization.
  • Broad knowledge of HR strategy, employment practices, compliance, talent management, compensation and benefits, HR technology, and organizational development.
  • Strong business and financial acumen to connect workforce priorities to business performance, contract requirements, and organizational growth.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead senior HR professionals and build an aligned, accountable leadership team.
  • Experience translating strategy into clear priorities, operating plans, measures, and sustainable practices.
  • Ability to advise executives and influence decisions involving complex workforce, organizational, and employee matters.
  • Strong judgment, analytical capability, executive communication, and change leadership skills.
  • Ability to manage competing priorities and lead effectively in a geographically dispersed and rapidly evolving organization.
  • A bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or a related field and 12 years of progressive Human Resources experience, including leadership responsibility across multiple HR disciplines; an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be considered.
  • At least five years of experience leading HR leaders or a complex, enterprise-level HR function.
  • Experience advising executive leadership on complex workforce and organizational matters.
  • Experience leading organizational change and implementing new structures, systems, programs, or operating practices.

Responsibilities

  • Partner with the Chief People Officer to translate CNI’s people strategy into functional priorities, operating plans, and measurable outcomes.
  • Lead the directors responsible for Employee Experience, Total Rewards, HR Operations, and Engagement and Development.
  • Ensure HR functions operate as one coordinated team with clear ownership, effective handoffs, and shared accountability.
  • Establish priorities, service expectations, performance measures, and operating practices for the HR organization.
  • Align HR programs and resources with business objectives, workforce needs, contract requirements, and organizational risk.
  • Serve as a trusted advisor to executives and senior leaders on workforce strategy, organizational effectiveness, talent, and complex employee matters.
  • Represent HR in leadership meetings and enterprise initiatives, as appropriate.
  • Provide leadership and accountability for HR Business Partnerships, Talent Acquisition, Total Rewards, HR Operations, and Engagement and Development.
  • Ensure the HR Business Partner model provides proactive, consistent, and business-focused support across CNI.
  • Ensure talent acquisition strategies support business growth, contract requirements, critical talent needs, compliance, and quality of hire.
  • Oversee competitive, equitable, compliant, and financially responsible compensation, benefits, and wellness strategies.
  • Ensure HR systems, data, processes, policies, and compliance practices provide a scalable and reliable foundation for the organization.
  • Ensure engagement, development, recognition, culture, and employee communication strategies support employee connection, leadership effectiveness, and organizational performance.
  • Resolve gaps, competing priorities, duplication, and unclear ownership across HR functions.
  • Build operating discipline through clear governance, decision rights, escalation practices, controls, and accountability.
  • Monitor HR performance, service delivery, workforce trends, compliance obligations, program effectiveness, and operational risk.
  • Use workforce data and analytics to identify trends, guide decisions, and evaluate the impact of HR strategies.
  • Ensure HR policies, practices, systems, and programs comply with applicable laws, government-contracting requirements, contractual obligations, and CNI standards.
  • Promote continuous improvement, automation, standardization, and effective use of Workday and other HR technologies.
  • Partner with key stakeholders on workforce matters, compliance, systems, and organizational risk.
  • Support workforce planning, due diligence, and integration activities associated with acquisitions, reorganizations, contract transitions, and business growth.
  • Serve as the Chief People Officer’s primary operational partner in implementing HR and enterprise people transformation.
  • Translate transformation priorities into operational plans, accountable ownership, resource requirements, and sustainable practices.
  • Ensure new structures, systems, policies, and programs are effectively transitioned into the appropriate HR functions.
  • Identify implementation risks, dependencies, capacity concerns, and barriers to adoption.
  • Ensure HR leaders and managers are equipped to communicate change, support employees, and reinforce new expectations.
  • Monitor adoption and results and recommend adjustments to the Chief People Officer.
  • Embed completed transformation work into ongoing operations, governance, performance measures, and service delivery.
  • Lead, coach, and develop a high-performing HR leadership team.
  • Set clear expectations for business partnership, collaboration, responsiveness, judgment, accountability, and service.
  • Build leadership depth, functional capability, and succession readiness across HR.
  • Hold leaders accountable for team performance, talent development, resource allocation, and delivery of results.
  • Foster an HR culture grounded in connection, authenticity, inclusion, curiosity, continuous improvement, and shared accountability.
  • Build a leadership team that can constructively challenge ideas, work through differences, and remain aligned behind decisions.
  • Model CNI’s values of Integrity, Respect, Service, Commitment to Success, Empowerment, Teamwork, and Accountability.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or a related field.
  • SPHR, SHRM-SCP, or comparable professional certification.
  • Experience in federal government contracting.
  • Experience supporting multiple companies, business units, contracts, or geographically dispersed workforces.
  • Experience with Workday and using workforce analytics to support business decisions.
  • Experience in government contracting, a highly regulated industry, or a multi-entity organization.
  • Experience supporting mergers, acquisitions, integrations, reorganizations, or contract transitions.

About the Company

Chickasaw Nation Industries

Federal services and business operations

Chickasaw Nation Industries is a federally chartered corporation owned by the Chickasaw Nation and organized as a family of operating companies. It supports United States government agencies and commercial customers with technology, professional services, healthcare, construction, manufacturing and mission-support capabilities. Individual subsidiaries pursue and deliver contracts while shared corporate functions provide governance and operational support. CNI’s commercial activity also helps generate economic value for the Chickasaw Nation, giving the organization both a federal contracting role and a broader tribal enterprise mission.

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