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City of Temecula

Court Human Resources Director

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Superior Court of San Mateo County, California Court Human Resources Director Lead People. Strengthen Culture. Shape the Future. This is an opportunity to combine executive human resources leadership, organizational strategy, and culture development while helping shape the workforce that supports the administration of justice. From strengthening HR infrastructure and modernizing policies to developing leaders and building accountability, your work will directly influence the Court's ability to serve the public effectively. This role provides executive oversight of all human resources functions, including employee relations, labor/union relations, recruitment and selection, classification and compensation, workers' compensation, and compliance with EEO, ADA, and FMLA requirements. The position also oversees the Facilities function to ensure alignment between workforce planning, workplace environment, and operational efficiency. The ideal candidate is an executive-level HR leader with a proven track record of building and leading high-functioning HR organizations in complex, public-sector, or similarly regulated environments. This individual operates as a true business partner to executive leadership—capable of diagnosing organizational issues, holding leaders and assigned staff accountable, and driving measurable outcomes. They are comfortable making difficult decisions, addressing performance issues head-on, and navigating ambiguity with confidence and sound judgment. For more information about the Court and the role, see the Recruitment Brochure .