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Renaissance Technologies

Senior HR Manager

Recent update: · Multiple openings · Focus skill today: People Management
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224 applicants · 58,481 views
Arlington, TX 31.9686, -99.9018
EmploymentFreelance
ExperienceManager
Salary$105,000 - $147,000
Posted2026-07-06

If you can turn a vague "how are we doing?" into a precise answer, Renaissance Technologies's Senior HR Manager role belongs to you. Frame it as Renaissance Technologies trusting your 6 years with $105,000 - $147,000, a business mandate, and the room to grow into leadership.

Key Responsibilities

What You'll Bring

You can trace a lot of TX's business momentum back to an outcome-focused little team called Renaissance Technologies in Arlington. Collaboration over heroics is our default, and we'd rather win as a group than burn anyone out.

You bring the People Management; we bring $105,000 - $147,000, a mentor, a benefits package, and the freedom to grow on your terms in Arlington.

Refreshed minutes ago, this Senior HR Manager req is wide open and taking applications.

Pair your Relationship Building with our Workday-heavy team and watch what Renaissance Technologies can build.

Qualifications

  • BambooHR
  • Workday
  • FMLA Administration
  • Succession Planning
  • Learning and Development
  • Benefits Administration
  • People Analytics
  • HR Analytics
  • Payroll Administration
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Relationship Building
  • People Management
  • Team Leadership

Benefits & Perks

  • Car Allowance
  • Charitable donation matching
  • Paid personal days
  • Relocation assistance
  • Flat organizational structure
  • Vision insurance
  • On-site childcare
  • 401(k) Plan
  • Maternity Leave
  • Inclusive benefits for LGBTQ+ employees
  • Supplemental life insurance
  • Recognition Programs
  • Childcare subsidies
  • Hospital indemnity insurance
  • Wellness program and challenges

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