Simpson Strong-Tie

Director, Learning and Organizational Development

PLANO, TXPosted a month ago

Job summary

  • Job post source

    This job is directly from Simpson Strong-Tie

  • Job overview

    The Director, Learning and Organizational Development at Simpson Strong-Tie leads strategies to build organizational capability, employee engagement, and continuous learning culture, impacting enterprise-wide development and performance.

  • Responsibilities and impact

    The role involves creating and implementing global learning and development initiatives, managing performance and succession processes, driving employee engagement improvements, overseeing learning governance, evaluating talent management technologies, conducting benchmarking research, and supporting change management.

  • Compensation and benefits

    The salary ranges from $120,900 to $246,500 annually, with quarterly bonuses or commissions, comprehensive medical, dental, vision benefits, retirement contributions, employee stock purchase, paid holidays, vacation, sick days, and other perks including relocation assistance.

  • Experience and skills

    Requires a bachelor's degree (business or HR preferred), master's preferred, 7+ years managing organizational development in large global organizations, strong leadership and influencing skills, expertise in leadership coaching, organizational design, and experience working with senior executives.

  • Work environment and culture

    Simpson Strong-Tie values its 9 Principles of Business, fostering an inspiring, inclusive, and mission-driven workplace dedicated to safety and strength in building structures.

  • Company information

    Simpson Strong-Tie is a leading manufacturer of engineered structural connectors and software for the building industry, known for its trusted reputation since 1956 and commitment to customers and employees.

  • Job location and travel

    The position is full-time, based in Pleasanton, CA or Plano, TX, with partial remote work possible and requires 25% domestic and 5% international travel.

  • Unique job features

    The role offers the chance to lead enterprise-wide learning initiatives in a global, matrixed environment with exposure to senior leadership and involvement in large-scale change initiatives.

Company overview

Simpson Strong-Tie is a leading manufacturer of structural building products, including connectors, anchors, and fasteners, primarily serving the residential and commercial construction industries. The company generates revenue by providing high-quality, innovative solutions that ensure the safety and durability of buildings. Founded in 1956, Simpson Strong-Tie has a long history of pioneering advancements in structural engineering and maintaining a strong commitment to customer service and technical support. Their products are widely recognized for their reliability and are used in various construction projects worldwide.

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