Vice President, People Business Partner & Employee RelationsActive$340K–$380K

The opportunity

At Affirm, we exist for the moments that matter—giving people a clear, predictable way to pay over time, with no hidden fees, no surprises, and no tradeoffs on what matters most.

What you'll do

  • Define the strategy, structure, and operating model for the global PBP and ER: functions, challenging legacy assumptions and redesigning roles, capabilities, and ways of working where needed

  • Build high-performing PBP and ER teams through talent decisions, development,: coaching, and selective external hiring; set clear standards and accountability for how the teams operate and the impact they deliver

  • Build independent, trusted relationships with each XLT member, serving as a: strategic advisor on enterprise-wise and complex functional leadership, talent, and organizational decisions

  • Develop a deep understanding of Affirm's business, strategy, and operating: model, and use it to anticipate enterprise-wide organizational, workforce, and talent implications ahead of need

  • Partner with XLT on workforce strategy, including the size, composition,: capabilities, and deployment of talent, and identify how technology, AI, and new operating models can increase leverage and effectiveness

  • Help leaders design organizations and operating models that clarify: accountability, increase speed, and align resources to Affirm’s top priorities

What they're looking for

  • Raise the quality of leadership and talent decisions company-wide through: talent planning, succession, executive assessment, and performance management
  • Guide leaders through significant organizational change, building the: alignment and execution discipline needed to sustain business outcomes
  • Set the strategy and operating model for Employee Relations globally,: ensuring a consistent, fair, and scalable approach
  • Provide executive oversight on Affirm's most complex and sensitive ER: matters, including executive-level issues, investigations, and conduct matters