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Domino's

Global pizza delivery and franchise network

Talent Acquisition Enablement Manager

People & HRPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeAnn Arbor, MI, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience is required.
  • At least 5 years of experience in talent acquisition operations, recruiting transformation, human resources process improvement, human resources technology, recruiting analytics, or a related field is required, including at least 2 years owning or redesigning an end-to-end process.
  • Experience implementing or optimizing recruiting technology, including applicant tracking, customer relationship management, sourcing, or interview tools; digital workflows; or automation is required.
  • Strong analytical skills are required, including validating data, identifying patterns, diagnosing root causes, and turning findings into recommendations. Advanced Excel skills and experience building metrics, dashboards, and data documentation in a tool such as Power BI are required.
  • Working knowledge of recruiting compliance, data privacy, recordkeeping, and quality assurance is required.
  • Experience leading cross-functional initiatives with business, technology, legal, risk, or compliance partners is required.
  • The candidate must be able to influence without direct authority and simplify complex problems into clear requirements, decisions, and actions for technical and non-technical audiences.
  • Clear written and verbal communication, including presenting insights and recommendations to senior leaders, is required.
  • Strong project management, documentation, and attention to detail are required, as is comfort handling multiple priorities and sensitive information.

Responsibilities

  • Support consistent execution of enterprise recruiting operations across corporate, supply chain, international, and store hiring.
  • Maintain core recruiting workflows, templates, documentation, tools, service standards, and operating procedures, keeping them organized and accessible.
  • Partner with recruiters, coordinators, and talent acquisition leaders to identify operational barriers, clarify roles, and improve handoffs across the hiring lifecycle.
  • Monitor process adoption and data discipline, identify recurring issues, and coordinate corrective actions.
  • Support vendor, contract, access, system, and operational administration activities as assigned.
  • Map internal, external, and contract recruiting processes from talent demand through onboarding handoff to identify friction, duplication, unnecessary handoffs, and administrative work.
  • Redesign workflows to eliminate, simplify, standardize, or automate work and improve speed, quality, consistency, and stakeholder experience.
  • Partner with talent acquisition leadership to define roles, decision rights, handoffs, controls, and service levels across talent acquisition and partner teams.
  • Develop or enhance standard operating procedures, playbooks, checklists, job aids, and change materials that sustain improved processes.
  • Measure the impact of process changes and recommend refinements based on feedback, operational data, and business outcomes.
  • Identify opportunities to improve recruiter and hiring-manager interactions and maintain a prioritized improvement roadmap ranked by business impact, recruiter capacity, candidate experience, and process performance.
  • Own the business processes behind the talent acquisition technology ecosystem, including applicant tracking, customer relationship management, sourcing, interview, and onboarding tools; partner with technology teams to connect systems, workflows, and data into a coherent experience.
  • Drive adoption and optimization of existing tools and identify functionality that can replace manual work, disconnected tools, or unnecessary third-party solutions.
  • Translate recruiter, candidate, and hiring-manager needs into business, system, and reporting requirements; partner with human resources technology on enhancements, integrations, user acceptance testing, and release readiness.
  • Build and maintain the talent acquisition automation and artificial intelligence roadmap, prioritized by business value, feasibility, risk, and user experience.
  • Partner with Legal to establish responsible artificial intelligence standards and controls in hiring, maintain human accountability for hiring, offer, and adverse decisions, and monitor adverse impact.
  • Pilot new capabilities, measure results, scale capabilities that improve productivity, quality, or experience, and retire those that do not.
  • Own talent acquisition process standards, standard operating procedures, playbooks, requisition taxonomy, and process documentation, keeping them current and accessible.
  • Govern changes to process, technology, automation, and artificial intelligence, including process ownership, decision rights, definitions, change logs, and control documentation.
  • Define service expectations, quality standards, controls, and escalation paths across talent acquisition and scalable delivery partners.
  • Routinely review requisition, candidate, disposition, offer, and hiring data; document findings and drive remediation.
  • Ensure processes meet Equal Employment Opportunity, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, pay transparency, background check, I-9, data privacy, and local requirements, maintaining recordkeeping and audit readiness.
  • Embed structured, bias-aware practices such as standardized questions, scorecards, and calibration, and escalate material data, process, or compliance risks with practical recommendations.
  • Design and own recruiter scorecards and key performance indicators, with clear definitions, targets, and owners, covering speed, quality, experience, efficiency, and process compliance.
  • Publish results regularly, review performance with talent acquisition leadership, and escalate sustained gaps.
  • Own recurring production, quality review, and retirement of talent acquisition reports and dashboards.
  • Maintain common metric definitions, calculation logic, and data dictionaries for recruiting and internal mobility, and reconcile sources to ensure reliable metrics.
  • Analyze funnel performance, cycle time, conversion, source effectiveness, offer outcomes, recruiter workload, quality of hire, hiring-manager experience, and candidate experience.
  • Run recurring operating reviews that surface trends, bottlenecks, root causes, and recommended actions.
  • Quantify the capacity, cost, quality, or experience impact of each improvement and show whether changes reduce work for recruiters and hiring leaders.
  • Partner with talent acquisition leaders and human resources technology to define and refine reporting needs and prioritize enhancements.
  • Partner with recruiters and talent acquisition leaders to frame research questions, scope talent-mapping projects, and maintain reusable talent maps, research libraries, and market insight.
  • Maintain reporting on internal applicants, internal fills, movement patterns, and opportunity flow, with consistent definitions and governance.
  • Analyze barriers and patterns in internal movement and recommend evidence-based improvements to workflows, role clarity, communications, and measurement.
  • Connect internal talent insight with external market intelligence to inform build, buy, borrow, and develop discussions and workforce planning.
  • Connect talent acquisition with human resources technology, Legal, Analytics, Finance, operations, vendors, and scalable delivery partners, resolving gaps where work or decisions fall between teams.
  • Lead cross-functional initiatives from problem definition through design, implementation, adoption, and measurement, with clear status, risks, dependencies, and decisions.
  • Translate between business needs and technical requirements so solutions address underlying problems.
  • Build feedback loops with recruiters, hiring managers, field operators, and candidates, and use feedback to improve candidate and hiring-manager experience.
  • Develop communications, training, and adoption plans; train and certify recruiters, coordinators, hiring managers, and operators on standard work and tools.
  • Hold vendors and delivery partners to agreed service levels and measure the value they deliver.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in a complex, multi-location, or global organization, including high-volume, hourly, or field hiring.
  • Experience applying artificial intelligence, workflow automation, or intelligent automation to recruiting or human resources processes, including governing artificial-intelligence-enabled tools.
  • Experience with process mapping, Lean, Six Sigma, agile product practices, or another continuous-improvement methodology, and establishing process governance, service levels, and controls.
  • Experience with talent-market research, talent mapping, competitor analysis, workforce intelligence, or internal mobility.
  • Experience partnering with external vendors or scalable delivery teams and measuring business value from process or technology improvements.
  • A relevant certification, such as Lean Six Sigma, SHRM-CP/SCP, PHR/SPHR, or PMP.

About the Company

Domino's

Global pizza delivery and franchise network

Domino’s delivers pizza and related items worldwide through a network of franchise stores. Customers place orders online, via app, or in-store; store teams prepare the pizzas and drivers deliver them or customers pick up, with a focus on speed and consistency. Its global franchise system provides broad reach, standardized service, and a strong brand, along with community involvement. Its goal is to be the leading pizza company by delivering great-tasting pizzas quickly and expanding its global footprint while supporting franchisees and communities.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
1960

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