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Flextronics International

Global contract manufacturer offering design engineering

Director of Compensation

Compensation & BenefitsUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timeAustin, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business, Finance, or a related field is required.
  • At least 10 years of progressive compensation or total rewards experience, including significant responsibility for broad-based compensation programs, is required.
  • Demonstrated experience with job architecture, job evaluation, salary structures, and market benchmarking is required.
  • Experience supporting compensation programs across multiple countries or regions is required.
  • A Certified Compensation Professional (CCP) or related compensation certification is required.
  • Experience in a publicly traded, multinational organization is required.
  • Experience in manufacturing, engineering, or technology-oriented environments is required.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute a global broad-based compensation strategy aligned with Axiom’s talent and business objectives.
  • Establish and maintain compensation policies, governance standards, and decision frameworks that balance competitiveness, internal equity, affordability, and regional needs.
  • Evaluate market practices and recommend enhancements to salary, incentives, and other cash compensation programs.
  • Translate business strategy and workforce priorities into practical compensation solutions.
  • Lead the design and implementation of a scalable global job architecture, including job families, career levels, grading, and role evaluation methodologies.
  • Develop, evaluate, and maintain market-informed salary structures across countries and employee populations.
  • Partner with regional Total Rewards and HR leaders to assess organizational alignment, role leveling, and appropriate local adaptations.
  • Model financial implications for alternative compensation structures, market positioning, and implementation approaches.
  • Oversee participation in compensation surveys, market pricing, benchmark selection, and data quality.
  • Partner with Finance to assess compensation costs, budgets, and potential impacts of program changes.
  • Lead global annual merit and salary review planning, guidelines, budgeting, administration, and post-cycle analysis.
  • Partner with regional teams on promotion, off-cycle adjustment, and pay exception governance.
  • Work with regional Total Rewards leaders to understand country-specific market practices, regulations, and business requirements.
  • Create globally consistent standards while enabling compliant, market-appropriate local execution.
  • Advise HR Business Partners and Talent Acquisition on complex offers, promotions, retention situations, and compensation decisions.
  • Partner with Legal and HR leadership on pay transparency, pay equity, and other applicable compensation-related requirements.
  • Partner with HRIS, HR Operations, and Payroll to improve compensation data, Workday configuration, workflows, and reporting.
  • Establish documentation, approval controls, and audit-ready processes for compensation decisions.
  • Identify opportunities to streamline manual work and improve data accuracy, self-service, and decision support.
  • Lead cross-functional compensation initiatives and manage external consulting partners and related deliverables.

About the Company

Flextronics International

Global contract manufacturer offering design engineering

Flex operates as a global manufacturing partner offering design, engineering, and supply chain solutions across multiple industries. It began in 1969 with hand-soldering circuit boards, pivoted to contract manufacturing in 1980, and expanded internationally, including establishing operations in Singapore. It went public on NASDAQ in 1994 and grew to serve major clients such as Microsoft. In 2015, it rebranded from Flextronics to Flex to reflect a broader services scope beyond electronics. The company also acquired Nextracker (solar trackers) in 2015 and later spun it off via IPO in 2023, illustrating its capability to manage verticals from product design to large-scale manufacturing and end-to-end supply chain management. Overall, Flex differentiates itself through its global scale, end-to-end services (from design and engineering to manufacturing and supply chain), and its ability to serve a diverse set of industries with integrated manufacturing solutions.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Founded
1969

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