6 workforce planning program manager jobs at 6 companies in Philadelphia, PA
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Director, Workforce Transformation
Atlanta or Chicago or New York City or Philadelphia or Dallas
FieldFull Time
KPMG: Global professional services network providing audit, tax, and advisory.
12+ YOE12+ years relevant experience in organization design, workforce planning, talent management; bachelor’s required, advanced degree preferred; experience with OrgVue/HRIS/learning systems and AI tools; ability to travel extensively and authorized to work in the US without sponsorship.
OrgVue, HRIS Systems, Learning systems, CoPilot, Gemini, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Project
Jefferson: Providing healthcare services and academic programs in Pennsylvania.
5+ YOE5+ MgmtMaster's degree and 5+ years managerial experience in healthcare or business administration; skills in operations, financial management, change management, stakeholder relations, and workforce planning.
Boston or Berwyn or Princeton or Irvine or Clifton or Austin
$120k-$218k/yrOnsiteFull Time
State StreetNYSE: STT: Provides investment servicing and management to institutional investors.
10+ YOELead workforce planning, budget management, procurement lifecycle, vendor governance, and process transformation for Global Cybersecurity; 10+ years experience and bachelor's degree preferred.
Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, Workday, SharePoint, ServiceNow, Beeline, Microsoft Excel
Guardian Life: Provides life, disability, dental, and vision insurance products.
10+ YOESenior operational leader with 10+ years leading implementation or onboarding organizations; strong experience in implementation, EDI/data exchange, budget and workforce planning, process improvement, and stakeholder influence.
IDEMIA: Identity and security solutions using biometrics and cryptography.
Partners with business leaders on workforce planning, organizational design, talent, employee relations, engagement, performance, compliance, HR programs, analytics, and organizational change across medium-complexity scopes.