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Lyft

Runs a ride-hailing app and bike-share systems

Vice President of People

HR Generalist & Employee RelationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSan Francisco, CA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 15 years of progressive human resources leadership experience, including prior experience operating at the Vice President or Head of People level and partnering with C-suite and board-level stakeholders.
  • Demonstrated ownership of human-resources-side mergers and acquisitions diligence and integration; cross-border or multi-entity integration experience is favored but not required.
  • Demonstrated ownership of strategic, skills-based enterprise workforce planning in close partnership with Finance.
  • Experience in the technology industry, at public companies, and in growth or marketplace organizations is favored but not required.
  • Ability to influence and coach senior executives and drive strategic people decisions at the enterprise level.
  • Success leading and coaching a team of high-performing people business partners.
  • Business acumen to understand industry dynamics and align people strategies with business priorities.
  • Ability to thrive in ambiguity, lead through change, modernize the People function, and build a high-performing team.
  • Data- and insights-driven approach to measuring success and continuously improving people strategies.
  • Commitment to inclusion, belonging, and culture-building.
  • Communication skills to engage varied audiences, including the executive team, on complex people topics and challenge the status quo as appropriate.
  • Ability to establish relationships and credibility at all organizational levels.
  • Integrity and commitment to managing confidential information.

Responsibilities

  • Partner with the Chief People Officer and executive leadership team on the people strategy behind significant business decisions, serving as a trusted advisor and bringing practices that enable growth.
  • Own the Global People Business Partner function across Lyft's global footprint, including its strategy, structure, team leadership, organizational effectiveness, and delivery at scale across markets, regions, and legal entities.
  • Address detailed organizational design challenges and retention conversations with critical hires.
  • Anticipate workforce challenges and guide leaders through organizational change.
  • Shape scalable team structures and influence leadership pipelines and how the company attracts, develops, and retains talent.
  • Lead, empower, and develop the People Business Partner team, fostering strategic impact, continuous growth, and bench strength.
  • Lead the human capital workstream for international mergers and acquisitions, including cultural and talent diligence, retention-risk assessment, organizational design and integration planning, compensation and benefits harmonization, and Day 1 readiness for acquired teams, including cross-border and works-council considerations.
  • Own enterprise workforce planning with Finance, including multi-year headcount and skills planning, scenario and contingency planning, and workforce analytics that inform global talent investment.
  • Partner with Team Member Experience and Technology to help people and teams grow alongside new tools and technology, including emerging skills needs and effective ways of working.
  • Partner with Centers of Excellence—including Talent Acquisition, Team Member Experience, Total Rewards, People Operations, and Culture & Belonging—and Legal to enable impactful programs.
  • Partner with People Systems & Operations to modernize team-member self-service through technology and automation and drive adoption across the business.

About the Company

Lyft

Runs a ride-hailing app and bike-share systems

Lyft runs a ride-hailing app that connects riders with nearby drivers in the United States and Canada, and its Freenow app books taxis and other rides across Europe. In 2019, it became the first ride-hailing company to go public in the United States, weeks ahead of Uber. Riders see the price before they book and pay through the app, and Lyft keeps a share of each fare while independent drivers, who use their own or rented cars, earn the rest. Lyft also runs bike-share systems such as New York's Citi Bike, sells ads inside its app, and dispatches self-driving cars from partner companies in some cities. Lyft was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2012

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