FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Director of Compensation role at SAP?
The Director of Compensation serves as a strategic partner to the Global Head of Total Rewards, providing high-level support in planning, communication, and execution of key initiatives across the Total Rewards function.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field, along with a minimum of 7-10 years of experience in Human Resources, Compensation & Benefits, Total Rewards, or a related field. Prior experience in a Chief of Staff role is highly desirable.
What key responsibilities does the Director of Compensation have?
The key responsibilities include strategic planning and execution, communication and liaison, operational support, and team leadership and development, which encompass a wide range of tasks aimed at aligning Total Rewards initiatives with organizational objectives.
Are there any specific skills required for the Director of Compensation role?
Yes, strong strategic thinking, problem-solving abilities, excellent project management, communication and interpersonal skills, proficiency in data analysis, and strong leadership and people management skills are essential.
What is the expected travel requirement for this position?
The expected travel for this position is 0 - 10%.
What is the compensation range for the Director of Compensation position?
The targeted combined compensation range for this position is 142,500 - 327,100 USD, depending on various factors such as education, skills, experience, and role scope.
Does SAP offer benefits to employees?
Yes, SAP offers a variety of benefit options, which can be reviewed on the SAP North America Benefits page.
Is the workplace inclusive and supportive of diverse backgrounds?
Yes, SAP is committed to creating a culture of inclusion and believes in the value of unique capabilities and qualities brought by each individual, which enhances the company’s strength.
How does SAP ensure pay transparency?
SAP believes that pay transparency contributes to an honest and supportive culture, and it provides an annualized compensation range for the posted role as part of its commitment to pay equity.
Can applicants with disabilities receive accommodations during the application process?
Yes, SAP provides accessibility accommodations to applicants with physical and/or mental disabilities. Applicants in need of assistance can email the Recruiting Operations Team for support.