
1001 - 5000 employees
Founded 1961
🤝 Non-profit
🤲 Charity
🌍 Social Impact
Non-profit • Charity • Social Impact
WWF is an international non-governmental organization focused on conservation and environmental protection. It works to protect endangered species and their habitats, conserve biodiversity, address climate change and promote sustainable use of natural resources through science-based programs, policy advocacy, partnerships with communities, governments and businesses, and public education. WWF operates globally and runs conservation, research and awareness initiatives to advance nature conservation and sustainable development.
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1001 - 5000 employees
Founded 1961
🤝 Non-profit
🤲 Charity
🌍 Social Impact
Non-profit • Charity • Social Impact
WWF is an international non-governmental organization focused on conservation and environmental protection. It works to protect endangered species and their habitats, conserve biodiversity, address climate change and promote sustainable use of natural resources through science-based programs, policy advocacy, partnerships with communities, governments and businesses, and public education. WWF operates globally and runs conservation, research and awareness initiatives to advance nature conservation and sustainable development.
• Lead, coach, and develop the Total Rewards team, setting clear priorities, quality standards, and professional growth plans. • Allocate work across the team to balance operational delivery (salary review, benchmarking, job evaluation, benefits management) with strategic projects. • Review and quality-assure key outputs: salary review recommendations, benchmarking analysis, job evaluation decisions, and benefits programme changes, before they reach senior stakeholders. • Build a shared, consistent Total Rewards practice that connects Total Rewards decisions rather than treating them in isolation. • Provide thought leadership to the WWF Network on Total Rewards matters. • Monitor external market trends and internal workforce needs, recommending strategy refinements to the Senior Director, People & Culture. • Own the annual salary budgeting and salary review process for WWF International, ensuring governance, timelines, and quality of recommendations. • Lead external benchmarking, including executive benchmarking, and market survey participation for the Secretariat and Country Offices. • Present the annual salary review recommendations to the Senior Director, People & Culture, and support engagement with the Executive Team and relevant Board committees on these matters. • Own the organisation's job evaluation methodology and system, setting standards and policies to ensure equity, consistency, and compliance globally. • Serve as the ultimate escalation point for complex job evaluation and grading decisions, ensuring consistent application of the job evaluation framework. • Set the strategic direction for WWF International's global benefits programmes, providing close, hands-on technical guidance to the Senior Specialist, Global Benefits.
• Bachelor's degree in human resources, business, finance, or a related field; a master's degree is an advantage. • Minimum 10 years’ experience leading global Total Rewards, Compensation & Benefits or Reward functions within complex multinational organizations. • Professional certification in HR or Rewards (e.g. GRP, CCP, or equivalent) is an advantage. • Good understanding of, and some experience handling international mobility from a compensation and benefits perspective. • Experience working with job evaluation methodologies (e.g. Mercer IPE, Korn Ferry Hay, Willis Towers Watson). • Ability to leverage HR technology and analytics platforms to improve reward governance, reporting and employee experience. • Excellent written and spoken English; knowledge of other languages is an advantage.
• Health insurance • Retirement plans • Paid time off • Flexible work arrangements • Professional development
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