HR Director Jobs in California
HR Director jobs in California are among the most active in the country, concentrated in technology, entertainment, healthcare, and financial services, with openings ranging from first-time director roles to senior vice president of HR positions. The heaviest hiring is in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego, where employers like Kaiser Permanente, Wells Fargo, and Disney maintain large people operations teams. The most in-demand specialties are HR business partnering, total rewards, and talent acquisition leadership. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Executive Assistant & People Operations Coordinator
Location: Los Angeles, CA – On-site, Full-Time
Compensation: $70,000 - $80,000 annually (depending on experience)
About the Role
SprintRay is looking for a highly organized, proactive, and service-oriented Executive Assistant & People Operations Coordinator to support our executive team and help create an exceptional onsite employee and visitor experience.
This is a highly visible, hands-on role that sits within the People Services team and serves as a central point of support for our Los Angeles office. The ideal candidate enjoys being the person who makes things happen—whether that means coordinating an executive meeting, welcoming a visitor, organizing a company event, helping a new hire on their first day, ordering lunch, or jumping in to solve an unexpected office need.
This position will provide administrative support to members of the executive team while also supporting company events, employee experience initiatives, facilities coordination, and general People Services activities.
This role will not own confidential HR functions such as employee relations, payroll, compensation, benefits administration, leave management, or other sensitive employee matters.
Key Responsibilities
Executive & Administrative Support
Provide day-to-day administrative support to members of the executive team.
Manage calendars, schedule meetings, coordinate appointments, and help executives stay organized and prepared.
Coordinate meeting logistics, conference rooms, meals, materials, and other administrative needs.
Assist with travel arrangements, itineraries, reservations, and expense coordination as needed.
Prepare documents, presentations, meeting materials, and general correspondence.
Anticipate executive needs and proactively follow up on action items and priorities.
Support special projects and ad hoc requests from the executive team.
Office & Front Desk Experience
Serve as a welcoming and professional first point of contact for employees, candidates, customers, vendors, and other visitors to the Los Angeles office.
Greet and assist visitors and coordinate with internal teams regarding onsite guests.
Maintain an organized, professional, and welcoming front office and common-area environment.
Coordinate conference rooms, visitor logistics, deliveries, mail, and general office needs.
Help ensure the office is prepared for executive meetings, customer visits, interviews, and special events.
Employee Experience & Company Events
Coordinate onsite employee events, celebrations, lunches, meetings, recognition activities, and company initiatives.
Manage food and beverage ordering for meetings, events, and employee programs.
Support company-wide engagement initiatives and programs led by People Services.
Assist with planning and execution of larger company events such as Founders Day, leadership meetings, holiday events, and employee activities.
Help identify ways to improve the day-to-day onsite employee experience and office environment.
Partner across departments to help bring company initiatives to life.
People Services Support
Serve as an accessible, in-person resource for employees and help direct questions to the appropriate People Services team member.
Support new hire onboarding activities, including preparing workspaces, coordinating first-day logistics, welcoming new employees, and supporting orientation.
Assist with employee communications, recognition programs, engagement activities, and other People Services projects.
Provide general administrative and project support to the People Services team.
Maintain appropriate discretion and escalate confidential or sensitive employee matters to the appropriate People Services team member.
Facilities & Workplace Support
Partner with internal teams and vendors to coordinate day-to-day office and facilities needs.
Help manage office supplies, food, equipment, furniture, and other workplace resources.
Coordinate with vendors for maintenance, repairs, deliveries, catering, and other office services.
Identify onsite issues and take ownership of coordinating solutions.
Help maintain an organized, safe, functional, and welcoming workplace.
Required Qualifications
3+ years of experience in executive assistance, office management, workplace operations, People/HR coordination, hospitality, or a similar high-touch support role.
Experience supporting executives or senior leaders strongly preferred.
Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and quickly shift between tasks.
Highly proactive and comfortable taking ownership without waiting for detailed direction.
Professional, polished, and comfortable interacting with executives, employees, candidates, customers, and external partners.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Excellent judgment and discretion.
Service-oriented mindset with a willingness to jump in wherever needed.
Strong attention to detail and follow-through.
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment where responsibilities may change based on business needs.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office/Google Workspace and comfort learning new systems and tools.
Must be able and willing to work onsite full-time in Los Angeles.
What Success Looks Like
Executives receive proactive, reliable support and can depend on you to keep administrative details moving.
Employees and visitors have a welcoming, organized, and professional onsite experience.
Company meetings and events are well coordinated and executed.
Office and facilities needs are identified and addressed quickly.
The People Services team has a dependable onsite partner who can take ownership of employee experience and operational activities.
You see what needs to be done, take initiative, and help make SprintRay a better place to work.
About SprintRay
SprintRay is rewriting the rules of dentistry with technology that’s smart, fast, and designed to make life easier for dental professionals. Since 2014, we’ve been on a mission to deliver the most advanced 3D printing solutions in the industry—combining hardware, software, and materials into one seamless ecosystem.
But what really makes SprintRay different is our people. We’re a bold, global team of innovators, problem-solvers, and doers who thrive on pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. Every product we create is driven by a simple goal: help dentists spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time changing patients’ lives.
Our culture is entrepreneurial, collaborative, and fueled by curiosity. We celebrate diverse perspectives and believe the best ideas can come from anywhere. Whether we’re building next-generation AI tools, designing new materials, or supporting our customers on the front lines, we’re united by the same passion—transforming digital dentistry and having fun while we do it.
At SprintRay, the future of dentistry is being printed today. Want to be part of it?
Equal Opportunity Employer
SprintRay is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.
To All Recruitment Agencies:
Without a written agreement signed by an officer of SprintRay: a) SprintRay does not accept resumes from recruiting agencies, headhunters, or any other party expecting payment in the event SprintRay speaks with or hires a candidate from such submitted resume; b) SprintRay is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited resumes or related Terms of Service, and c) Unsolicited resumes received will be considered the property of SprintRay and will be processed accordingly.
Accessibility
If you need a reasonable accommodation during the application or interview process, please contact us at people.services@sprintray.com.
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What California Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in HR director jobs across California.
- Bachelor's degree in human resources, business administration, or a related field required
- PHR, SPHR, or SHRM-SCP certification strongly preferred by California employers
- Seven or more years of progressive HR experience with at least three in a leadership role
- Deep knowledge of California employment law including FEHA, CFRA, and CCPA compliance
- Demonstrated experience managing full-cycle recruiting, compensation, and employee relations programs
- Proficiency with HRIS platforms such as Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, or ADP Workforce Now
HR Director Jobs in California: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a hr director in California?
Most hr directors in California start with a bachelor's degree in human resources or business, then build experience across generalist and specialist roles before stepping into leadership. California does not require a state-issued license to work as an hr director, but earning the SHRM-SCP or SPHR credential is widely expected by California employers and signals readiness for the director level. Familiarity with California-specific employment law, including FEHA and CFRA, is essential before moving into a director seat.
How much do HR directors make in California?
HR directors in California earn a median of about $170,080 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $96,430 for the lowest 10% to over $307,600 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire hr directors in California?
Employers hiring hr directors in California right now include Adobe, PIMCO, and Marriott International, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. California's concentration of large technology firms, healthcare systems, and entertainment studios means consistent demand for experienced hr leadership across a wide range of industries and company sizes.
Which California cities have the most hr director jobs?
Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Jose have the most hr director openings in California, reflecting the concentration of large corporate headquarters, hospital systems, and technology companies that maintain dedicated people operations teams in those metros. Smaller Bay Area cities and suburban Los Angeles markets also generate steady openings through mid-size employers and regional offices anchored in those hubs.
Are there remote hr director jobs in California?
Yes, and more than most fields. About 52% of hr director openings tied to California are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting how much of the role involves strategy, compliance advisory, and systems work that can be done off-site. Functions like employee relations investigations, onboarding, and site-specific labor relations still draw in-person requirements, so fully remote roles tend to focus on generalist or HRbusiness partner responsibilities.
How can I get hired as a hr director in California with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving into an HR manager or senior HR business partner role first, then building toward director-level scope over two to three years. Large California employers like Kaiser Permanente, UC Health systems, and major technology firms run structured HR development programs and regularly promote from manager to director internally. Earning the SHRM-CP or PHR before applying and gaining hands-on exposure to California-specific compliance areas, particularly FEHA and leave administration, makes candidates noticeably more competitive for that step up.
Where can I find and apply to hr director jobs in California?
You can find and apply to hr director jobs in California on Migrate Mate, which lists current California openings updated regularly. Find roles that match your experience and location preference, then apply directly to the employers posting them.
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