Compensation Director, EMEA | Total Rewards / Compensation

Do you want to shape compensation strategy across a complex, multi-country region and help leaders make better, faster, fairer pay decisions? Join Thomson Reuters and play a key role in advancing how we attract, retain, and reward talent across EMEA and our global business.

As Compensation Director, EMEA, reporting to the Vice President, Compensation, you will lead regional compensation management and advisory work, alongside leading compensation for one or more global business lines, partnering closely with HR and business leaders across multiple countries. You’ll oversee key compensation processes (including the Annual Compensation Process), help evolve pay range structures and general frameworks, and provide expertise and leadership on regulatory and policy considerations - all while collaborating with global compensation peers and the Design & Analytics team to deliver insight-driven solutions.

About the Role
In this opportunity as Director, Compensation, EMEA, you will:
- Lead EMEA compensation strategy and advice:



Provide guidance, recommendations, and analysis to regional HR and business partners across multiple countries, balancing market practice with internal principles.
- Own and deliver the Annual Compensation Process (ACP) for EMEA and global businesses: Work in conjunction with globally distributed peers to oversee pre-review data readiness, plan set-up and validation, and enable leaders and HR teams through communications, training, and in-process support.
- Develop and maintain pay range structures: Partner with the VP, Compensation, our expert Analyst team and global peers to analyse market movement and evolve range structures, geographic differentials, and specialism strategies aligned to global principles.
- Govern compensation change activity in Workday: Review, challenge, and approve compensation-related requests; collaborate with HR Digital to improve Workday functionality and strengt

📌 Director, Compensation (Madrid)
🏢 Thomson Reuters
📍 Madrid