We are looking for an experienced HR Program Manager - ADV to support a machinery manufacturing organization in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. This Long-term Contract position will lead and coordinate key human resources programs across areas such as compensation, benefits, employee relations, recruitment, and special initiatives while serving as a trusted partner to business leadership. The ideal candidate brings strong analytical ability, advanced Excel and reporting skills, and a solid background in HR administration, payroll-related processes, and cross-functional collaboration.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Lead the planning, execution, and ongoing administration of human resources programs across compensation, benefits, employee relations, recruiting, labor relations, and other strategic initiatives.<br>• Act as a primary connection point between HR teams and operational leadership to align programs with business needs and ensure clear communication.<br>• Analyze workforce, compensation, and benefits data to identify trends, prepare reports, and support informed decision-making for managers and executives.<br>• Build and maintain spreadsheets, datasets, and reporting tools using Microsoft Excel and HR systems such as Workday to improve visibility and accuracy.<br>• Support compensation administration by reviewing salary structures, validating market data, and helping maintain equitable and competitive pay practices.<br>• Coordinate hiring-related activities and partner with stakeholders to improve process efficiency, documentation, and program consistency.<br>• Assist with employee and labor relations matters by gathering information, organizing documentation, and helping ensure appropriate follow-through.<br>• Partner with finance and other internal teams to reconcile data, support audits, and maintain reliable records for HR and payroll programs.<br>• Contribute to the design and refinement of HR processes, including documentation, validation planning, and implementation support for program updates or system-related changes.