Sr. HR Business Partner

Job Title:

Sr HR Business Partner

Location:

Cambridge, ON | On-site

Job Type: Full-time

Compensation: $90,000-$/year

Benefits: RRSP, health/dental/vision package, reimbursement for tuition and professional dues, paid vacation, personal days, and sick days.

Eclipse Automation delivers cutting-edge custom automated manufacturing solutions across multiple industries. We combine advanced automation expertise with digital innovation to create smart, efficient, and sustainable manufacturing systems. Our global network includes facilities in Canada, the United States and Hungary ensuring regional expertise and global strength.

The Senior HR Business Partner is a trusted advisor to leaders within an assigned business portfolio and a collaborative member of the Human Resources team. The role provides hands‑on, senior‑level guidance across workforce planning, talent and performance, employee relations, organizational change, engagement, and the implementation of HR programs and practices.

Working alongside other Senior HR Business Partners and specialist HR teams, the incumbent identifies emerging people needs, provides practical recommendations, and supports consistent HR practices across assigned client groups. The role is designed to add experienced HR capacity, strengthen business coverage, and enable a coordinated employee and leader experience.

• Build trusted relationships with leaders and understand business priorities, operations, and workforce needs.
• Provide practical people guidance that supports business plans, team effectiveness, growth, and change.
• Coach leaders onpeople decisions, leadership effectiveness, communication, and the application of HR programs and policies.
• Use workforce data and employee feedback to identify issues and recommend practical actions.

• Facilitate talent reviews, succession discussions, performance cycles, and development planning for assigned business units.
• Support leaders in identifying capability gaps, critical roles, retention risks, and development priorities.
• Partner with Talent Acquisition and business leaders on workforce needs, role requirements, selection planning, and internal talent movement.
• Coach leaders through performance improvement, career development, recognition, and employee engagement actions.

• Provide timely guidance on employee relations matters, attendance, conduct, performance, workplace concerns, and policy interpretation.
• Lead or support workplace investigations within the assigned portfolio, partnering with HR leadership or specialized resources where appropriate.
• Recommend fair and compliant approaches with appropriate documentation and confidentiality.
• Support leaders through sensitive employee matters, organizational changes, and employee communication.

• Support workforce planning for assigned business units, including headcount needs, capability requirements, role clarity, and workforce risks.
• Contribute business‑unit analysis and recommendations to organizational structure discussions in partnership with HR leadership and relevant stakeholders.
• Support approved structure and workforce changes, including leader preparation and employee communication.
• Partner with leaders to strengthen team effectiveness, accountability, and ways of working.

• Support leaders through annual compensation, job review, merit, and related people processes using established HR guidelines and approval processes.
• Prepare business context and recommendations for job evaluation, salary positioning, promotions, and other compensation decisions in…