Overview
Caribbean Development Bank is recruiting a Head, HR Operations & Analytics to lead HR operations, employee-lifecycle administration, HR systems and data governance, compensation and benefits administration, and workforce analytics from its Barbados office.
Full job description
This is a full-time Grade 21 role on an initial two-year contract with possible renewal. The official posting states that the salary scale starts at USD 110,448 per annum net of taxes and includes pension, life and medical insurance. The position supervises HR Operations, Compensation and Benefits Administration, HR Systems and HR Analytics functions.
Requirements & qualifications
Master's degree in Human Resources Management, Business Administration, Management Information Systems, Data Analytics or a related field; at least seven years of progressively responsible relevant experience including supervisory experience; demonstrated HR-operations and workforce-analytics leadership. Applicants must be nationals of one of CDB's member countries.
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Verification notes
Verified directly on CDB's authorized SuccessFactors requisition 1382. The employer states a September 25, 2026 11:59 pm AST deadline; a secondary listing showed September 26, so the authoritative employer date is used.
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