Job Description
Director of Human Resources Location: Dallas, TX (Hybrid: 2–3 days/week onsite) Travel: ~10% Nationwide to field operations sites Compensation: Competitive base + bonus Company Overview KMM is a privately-held national provider of infrastructure logistics, network services, and field support for leading telecom, broadband, and critical infrastructure customers. With ~130 employees across 10 locations nationally, we are building a scalable, people-first organization to support our next phase of profitable growth. Role Summary We are seeking a proven HR leader who is both strategic and hands-on — someone who can strengthen, modernize, and scale a lean HR function while managing day-to-day operations across a distributed field, warehouse, logistics, and corporate workforce. This is a builder role. The right candidate will be energized by the opportunity to develop a team, support a national workforce, strengthen policies and compliance, and drive a strong culture. This leader will manage our PEO partnership (ADP TotalSource), lead a team that includes an HR Manager and Recruiter, and serve as the trusted HR advisor to executive leadership. The ideal candidate brings sound judgement , operational discipline, strong employee relations experience, and the ability to handle sensitive, high-stakes situations with discretion and confidence. Key Responsibilities Executive Partnership & Strategy Serve as the primary HR advisor to executive leadership on workforce strategy, org design, and people risk Participate in leadership offsites and contribute to company-level planning as the business scales Deliver executive-quality reporting on HR metrics, workforce trends, and program results PEO & HR Operations Own the ADP TotalSource relationship — payroll, benefits administration, compliance guidance, and vendor performance management Evaluate the long-term HR operating model as the company grows, including assessing the build vs. buy decision for in-house functions Build and formalize scalable HR processes, policies, and infrastructure across the organization Employee Relations & Sensitive Situations Manage complex and sensitive employee relations matters — including terminations, performance management, investigations, attendance, conduct, and policy violations. Coach managers on documentation, performance management, accountability, and consistent application of policies and procedures. Support ongoing legal disputes involving HR matters, including coordination with outside counsel and internal documentation Handle sensitive situations with composure, discretion, and sound judgment while protecting both the company and the integrity of the process Compliance Strengthen HR compliance programs: multi-state labor law, EEO, I-9, wage/hour, leave administration, workers’ compensation coordination, safety/incident reporting, and telecom/field regulatory requirements Maintain policies, personnel files, and documentation that hold up to legal scrutiny Partner with Safety, Finance, and Operations to ensure people-related processes are practical, compliant, and consistently executed Team Leadership Lead, develop, and hold accountable the HR Manager and Recruiter — both direct reports are in place and require active management and development Assess team capability honestly and make recommendations on team structure as the function evolves Talent Acquisition & Culture Build a practical recruiting engine for field technicians, warehouse employees, logistics roles, skilled hourly labor, and corporate positions Improve job postings, candidate flow, interview discipline, hiring manager accountability, and onboarding experience Help shape a culture of accountability, consistency, field support, and practical problem-solving across a distributed workforce. Build and own employer branding efforts — LinkedIn presence, careers site content, job postings Partner with operations leaders to forecast workforce needs and reduce reactive hiring Finance Partnership Partner with Finance on compensation planning, job architecture, bonus programs, headcount planning, workforce cost reporting, and labor-related analysis Support practical workforce planning that connects hiring, compensation, productivity, and business performance The right candidate is: Hands-on and comfortable operating without a large HR infrastructure