Top Remote HR Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Supports employees and managers on hiring, relocation, benefits, compensation, performance, career development, employee relations, and HR policies. Serves as the first point of contact for HR concerns, coordinates training and recruitment activities, supports engagement initiatives, administers HR processes, ensures data privacy and legal compliance, and assists with employee and management development in an onsite manufacturing environment.

Leads strategic HR partnership for Commercial and Product organizations, including Sales, Marketing, and Product. Advises executives, leads and develops HR Business Partners, and drives workforce planning, organizational design, talent reviews, succession planning, leadership development, employee relations, rewards, performance, culture, and change initiatives. Connects people strategies to business growth and operating results while partnering with HR centers of excellence, Finance, Legal, and business leaders.

Leads HR strategy and day-to-day people operations for North American and EOR teams. Partners with executives on organizational planning, retention, compensation, benefits, compliance, employee relations, learning and development, and internal communications. Manages a two-person People team, owns Rippling and the People Ops budget, coordinates globally with Israel-based HR leadership, and ensures alignment across U.S. and Canadian policies and processes.

Manage day-to-day HR administration for a small training college, including employee records, onboarding and offboarding, recruitment support, qualification tracking, payroll preparation in Xero, policy maintenance, performance review reminders, and HR system data entry. The role is fully remote and will help implement a new HR system while supporting managers and trainers.

Manage end-to-end payroll through a PEO, administer HRIS data, support employees with payroll and HR inquiries, ensure multi-state compliance, generate reports, and optimize HR workflows. Lead the organization’s 2027 transition from its PEO to an independent payroll and HR technology stack, including system selection, implementation, tax setup, SOP development, controls, and employee training.

Strategic HR Business Partner supporting the Sales organization and senior commercial leaders. Responsibilities include organizational design, workforce planning, talent management, people analytics, change management, manager coaching, compensation planning, employee relations, and diversity initiatives. The role partners with Talent Acquisition, Legal, Compensation, and Sales Enablement to build high-performing, scalable revenue teams.

Lead Clinigen’s global HR Business Partner organization and advise senior executives on workforce, organization, talent, succession, leadership, performance, and change strategies. The role develops regional HRBPs, drives organization design and workforce planning, supports transformation, restructuring, M&A integration, and strengthens a globally consistent HRBP operating model while preserving regional expertise.

Leads global Total Rewards, including compensation, benefits, incentives, recognition and mobility, while overseeing People Operations, HR systems, payroll governance, workforce data and reporting. Owns the HR technology roadmap, process automation, data standards, executive dashboards and global payroll controls. Partners with Finance, IT, Legal and business leaders to deliver scalable employee processes, and leads a team spanning Rewards and People Operations.

Supports and optimizes Workday and other HR technology platforms, develops reports, dashboards, metrics, and workforce analytics, and maintains HR data quality, governance, security, and reporting accuracy. Partners with HR, Finance, IT, and business stakeholders on requirements, system enhancements, releases, integrations, process improvements, and data insights. Provides functional troubleshooting, documentation, user guidance, compliance reporting, audits, and recommendations that improve workforce outcomes and HR effectiveness.

Leads global people operations and strategic HR programs for a rapidly scaling, distributed technology company. Builds AI-enabled HR tooling and automations, manages global employment compliance and EOR infrastructure, administers Rippling, develops leadership training, and oversees culture and engagement programs across 21 countries. Partners with leadership on compensation, performance cycles, workforce expansion, policies, and operational infrastructure.

The Director of HR Business Partnering serves as the strategic HR advisor to senior leadership for a geographically dispersed field and school organization. Responsibilities include workforce planning, succession, talent management, leadership development, employee engagement, organizational effectiveness, change leadership, employee relations, compliance, and coaching executives. The role leads HR support resources, uses workforce analytics to guide decisions, manages complex employee relations matters, and aligns people strategies with business objectives. Approximately 20% travel is expected.

Provides strategic and day-to-day HR partnership for designated business units, including employee relations investigations, coaching, policy interpretation, workforce planning, and succession planning. Supports unionized workforces through grievance resolution, collective bargaining agreement administration, labor-management relations, and workplace investigations. Partners with legal counsel and leaders on labor matters, organizational changes, and compliance. The role is fully remote within the United States.

Provides strategic HR partnership to employees, managers, and leaders across assigned business units. Oversees employee lifecycle processes, employee relations, performance management, engagement, compensation, onboarding, offboarding, and talent initiatives. Coaches leaders, supports organizational development, advises on complex people matters, promotes employee experience and career progression, and ensures HR programs align with business goals and employment regulations.

Support HR operations including employee relations, onboarding/offboarding, compliance with local law, HR reporting, special projects, survey administration, payroll assistance, and policy updates to maintain a positive workplace.

Manages HR operations, employee benefits, 401(k) administration, compliance, performance reviews, compensation processes, training, employee relations, and handbook maintenance. Provides guidance on sensitive HR matters, supports organizational reporting, coordinates with talent acquisition, and oversees benefits renewals and open enrollment. The fully remote role requires U.S. work authorization and occasional travel to company offices or events.

Supports compensation programs through market pricing, job evaluation, FLSA classification, pay analysis, incentive eligibility audits, merit and bonus administration, job description maintenance, HRIS data management, and compensation project testing. Partners with leaders and HR teams, ensures regulatory and policy compliance, prepares compensation documentation, maintains job structures and career paths, supports surveys, and provides training and reporting.

Manage HR operations including onboarding, employee relations, and performance management. Support recruitment, implement HR policies for compliance, facilitate training and engagement programs, and analyze HR data to inform decisions and improve employee experience.

Volunteer HR Generalist to support recruiting (sourcing, screening, interviewing, onboarding), maintain personnel records and new-hire documentation, coordinate office operations and policies, publish job ads, schedule interviews, prepare reports and presentations, and assist with initial fundraising campaign. Attend weekly meetings and commit to minimum 4+ hours weekly.

Provides strategic and hands-on HR support for a remote, multi-state workforce. Advises leadership and employees on personnel matters, accommodations, FMLA, employment compliance, and team development. Researches state-specific requirements, identifies issues requiring legal counsel, supports training programs, and serves as a confidential HR contact. This is a flexible fractional engagement of up to 10 hours per month.

Provides HR administrative and recruiting support, including resume and application screening, pre-screening interviews, applicant tracking, job postings, offer letters, drug-screen and background-review processing, hiring paperwork, immigration compliance, E-Verify, data entry, and candidate communications. Maintains confidential information, supports hiring managers, conducts compliance audits, and applies employment policies and regulations.

Provides routine administrative and clerical support to Human Resources, including responding to inquiries, processing employee documentation, data entry, document imaging, file maintenance, and confidential information handling. Uses multiple computer systems and HR software while ensuring accurate, timely work and compliance with company policies and applicable regulations.

Own day-to-day HR operations for a fully remote, multi-state workforce. Responsibilities include onboarding, offboarding, benefits and HRIS administration, employee records, reporting, performance review coordination, compliance, leave administration, policy development, employee relations, manager support, and culture initiatives. The role partners with a PEO and fractional Chief People Officer while building scalable HR processes in a growing company.

Supports global HR operations as a first point of contact for employee queries, onboarding, offboarding, employee changes, benefits administration, records maintenance, compliance, reporting, and HR technology. Partners with HR, talent acquisition, payroll, IT, facilities, and finance teams, contributes to HR projects and culture initiatives, and helps improve HR processes and automation.

The Human Resources Business Partner aligns regional HR strategy with business goals, advising leadership on workforce planning, talent, organizational effectiveness, retention, and performance. The role leads regional M&A integration, change initiatives, succession planning, key hiring assessments, employee relations investigations, compliance, and people-metrics reporting. It supports compensation, training, wellness, and engagement programs while maintaining regular branch presence. Multi-site or multi-state experience, strong business acumen, employment-law knowledge, and 25–35% travel are required.

Supports Human Resources Administration through data analysis, reporting, dashboard creation, visualization, process testing, regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and system enhancements. Develops queries, validates data, documents procedures, creates training materials, researches HR system functionality, and partners with HR Technology and other teams to improve processes and data integrity.