VP, People & Culture (Remote) ID-16074

May 27, 2025

The Role:

Do you have a passion for building inclusive, innovative, and creative workplaces? Do you thrive in a rapidly changing, ever growing business? If so, we’d love to meet you. As our VP, People & Culture, you will be responsible for implementing human resource strategy to drive growth, development and retention at Splice.

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Why Splice?

Music starts at Splice. Splice is cultivating the essential ecosystem for music creation with innovative audio products that inspire and enable artists. With sounds, skills and connected instruments - Splice is meeting the needs of a new generation of musicians and creators, alongside a diverse and trusted library of over 2 million pre-cleared samples. Splice is a global community of producers, innovators and musicians, offering creative solutions for creative challenges.

Our culture is our community; we hold ourselves and each other accountable as we work to continuously improve, navigate uncharted territory and change the industry for the better. As artist advocates we seek out diversity in who we hire, represent and how we collaborate, to ensure a more inclusive and open minded reality with access and freedom for all.

What You’ll Do:

Establish and implement HR efforts that effectively communicate and support the company’s mission, values and strategic vision.
Develop HR plans and strategies to support the achievement of the overall OKR objectives.
Partner with the Executives to own and oversee the OKR planning processes on both the company level and People team level.
Oversee People Operations, with deep understanding of Compensation & Benefits, Employee Experience, Policy & Compliance, HRIS management and People Analytics.
Manage, coach and develop all HR and people functions.
Function as a strategic business advisor to the Executive management team, helping to grow and develop business leaders and solve organizational and management issues.
Be a key stakeholder in the organizational design process, working collaboratively and cross functionally with business leaders.
Advance DEI efforts throughout the entire organization, navigate difficult conversations as they arise. Loop in the appropriate stakeholders to determine what action is necessary.
Developing managers and leadership into effective team builders. Ensure learning pathways for employees to improve skills, performance and understanding of company goals and values.
Manage the hiring and retention strategy to keep the company growing and staffed with the appropriate human capital needs of the business.
Maintain knowledge of laws, regulations, and best practices in employment law.
Draft and implement the organization's staffing budget, and the budget for the human resource department.

What we’re looking for:

A minimum of 12 years of HR experience, with at least five years of executive HR experience.
Proven experience leading organizations through transformation.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Thorough knowledge of employment-related laws and regulations.
Demonstrated commitment to DEI in staff leadership and management.
Handles ambiguity in a complex environment.
Excellent organizational skills and leadership skills.
If candidate is remote, may need to travel to NYC area 3-4 times per year.

Nice to haves

Ideal candidate has experience at a tech startup and a larger corporation
Someone who has taken a company public

Equal Opportunity Employer:

Splice is an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity and inclusion. We will consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, nationality, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion, disability or age.

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