Director, Global Talent & Learning
About the role
The Director, Global Talent & Learning is responsible for developing Chromalloy's people strategy from entry-level employees to senior leaders. They partner with key stakeholders to identify gaps, develop talent strategies, and oversee various programs including internships, leadership development, and career paths.
Responsibilities
Strategic Talent Partnership: Partner with the CHRO, senior leaders, HR Business Partners, and HR Managers to identify leadership and capability gaps and translate business needs into enterprise talent strategies.
Talent Reviews, Succession Planning, and High-Potential Development: Support talent reviews, succession planning, and high-potential development programs through data-driven workforce insights and external market benchmarks.
Development Initiatives: Build and prioritize development initiatives aligned to future business objectives.
Internship Program Leadership: Design and manage Chromalloy’s enterprise Internship Program, including program standards, university partnerships, candidate selection, structured development experiences, and conversion-to-hire processes.
Leadership & Functional Development: Develop and govern enterprise leadership and functional development programs, including high-potential, first-time manager, and professional capability-building initiatives.
Early Career & Rotational Programs: Create and lead Chromalloy’s Early Career Rotational and Fast Track Program, including program design, participant selection, rotation planning, and executive engagement.
Mentoring, Engagement & Recognition: Design and manage enterprise mentoring, employee engagement, and recognition programs that strengthen leadership, collaboration, and retention.
Workforce Development Funding: Build partnerships with government agencies and workforce development organizations to secure grants, training subsidies, and tax incentives.
Career Pathing & Internal Mobility: Develop enterprise career frameworks that define progression opportunities across functions, locations, and levels.
Learning Governance & Program Effectiveness: Establish enterprise learning standards, governance processes, and LMS frameworks to ensure consistent, high-quality development experiences.
Qualifications
8+ years of progressive HR experience with at least 5 years in talent management, leadership development, or learning and development — in a manufacturing, aerospace, MRO, or technically complex industrial environment strongly preferred.
Demonstrated experience designing and launching enterprise development programs from concept — internship programs, rotational programs, leadership curricula, mentoring programs. Not managing inherited programs.
Experience identifying, applying for, and managing government training funding or employer training tax credits — DOL programs, state workforce development boards, apprenticeship subsidies, or industry-specific training funding.
Experience designing enterprise mentoring and employee engagement programs — program structure, matching methodology, and sustained governance.
Deep expertise in career path architecture and internal mobility framework design.
Strong partnership and influencing skills — this role succeeds only if HR Business Partners, HR Managers, and business leaders trust and use what you build.
Experience with psychometric and leadership assessment tools (e.g., Hogan, DiSC, Leadership Challenge) — facilitator or administrator certification preferred.
Excellent facilitation skills — comfortable designing and leading development sessions with senior leaders and executive cohorts.
Strong analytical capability — able to translate talent and learning data into program design decisions and executive-ready insights.
Proficiency with an enterprise HCM platform; ability to set learning architecture standards and partner on LMS execution and learning data reporting.
PURPOSE-BASED CERTIFICATIONS: PHR, SPHR, ATD CPTD, or equivalent professional certification preferred. Executive coaching certification (ICF or equivalent) is a differentiating asset.
BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN BUSINESS, HR, ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, OR A RELATED FIELD REQUIRED. MASTER'S DEGREE STRONGLY PREFERRED.
LOCATION: South Florida preferred; or US Eastern Time Zone remote with 30-40% global travel.