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People Programs Specialist at Crusoe - ApplyBlast

People Programs Specialist

Crusoe

23 days ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

San Francisco, California, United States

Onsite

Contract

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About this role

Crusoe is seeking a People Programs Specialist to support the build-out of core talent programs, including job architecture and performance management systems. This role involves translating program design decisions into operational execution, such as completing job profile libraries and configuring Workday for performance appraisals. The position requires managing review cycles and providing first-line support for managers across a diverse, vertically integrated workforce.

Responsibilities

Build and maintain job architecture and leveling logic across diverse workforce populations
Configure and test Workday performance appraisal system and coordinate user acceptance testing
Support operational execution of performance review cycles and troubleshoot in-cycle issues

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About Crusoe

crusoe.ai

Headquarters

Denver, Colorado, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2018

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Crusoe is the AI factory company, designing, building, and operating next-generation AI infrastructure including a cloud platform, managed inference services, and modular AI data centers. Using an energy-first approach powered by sources such as wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal, and natural gas with carbon capture, Crusoe enables businesses to deploy AI workloads at scale with high performance and 24/7 enterprise support. The company offers purpose-built GPU compute, managed Kubernetes and Slurm clusters, and a proprietary inference engine optimized for large-context AI workloads.