
As an Operations Change Management Practitioner, you will play a critical role in enabling successful adoption of complex, operation-wide change initiatives. You will partner with senior leaders and cross-functional teams to assess, design, and deliver change strategies that drive measurable business outcomes and sustain long-term impact.
This role applies structured change management, continuous improvement practices, and data-driven insights to accelerate adoption, build organizational capability to enable Operations to effectively adopt change.
You will coach all levels of leadership ensuring they have the right information, tools and forums to lead their teams through change.
The Operations Implementation Support, Readiness & Communication team partners across Operations to execute critical initiatives, prepare employees for change, and improve delivery outcomes. The team combines business, technology, readiness, and communications expertise to keep advisors and customers at the center of execution ensuring the successful execution of strategic goals.
In this role, you will lead large-scale, highly complex change efforts that shape how the Operations organization operates in collaboration with Advisors & Clients—ensuring initiatives are adopted, sustained, and deliver intended value.
MassMutual offers the opportunity to do meaningful work within a purpose-driven organization that values long-term impact over short-term outcomes. In this role, you can expect:
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$97,600-$128,100
At MassMutual, we focus on ensuring fair equitable pay, by providing competitive salaries, along with incentive and bonus opportunities for all employees. Your total compensation package includes either a bonus target or in a sales-focused role a Variable Incentive Compensation component.
Why Join Us.
We’ve been around since 1851. During our history, we’ve learned a few things about making sure our customers are our top priority. In order to meet and exceed their expectations, we must have the best people providing the best thinking, products and services. To accomplish this, we celebrate an inclusive, vibrant and diverse culture that encourages growth, openness and opportunities for everyone. A career with MassMutual means you will be part of a strong, stable and ethical business with industry leading pay and benefits. And your voice will always be heard.
We help people secure their future and protect the ones they love. As a company owned by our policyowners, we are defined by mutuality and our vision to put customers first. It’s more than our company structure – it’s our way of life. We are a company of people protecting people. Our company exists because people are willing to share risk and resources, and rely on each other when it counts. At MassMutual, we Live Mutual.
MassMutual is an equal employment opportunity employer. We welcome all persons to apply.
If you need an accommodation to complete the application process, please contact us and share the specifics of the assistance you need.
At MassMutual, we focus on ensuring fair, equitable pay by providing competitive salaries, along with incentive and bonus opportunities for all employees. Your total compensation package includes either a bonus target or in a sales-focused role a Variable Incentive Compensation component. For more information about our extensive benefits offerings please check out our Total Rewards at a Glance.

Living mutual has always been at the core of our human existence, and it's the principle that's guided us since our founding in 1851. It's not a concept we invented, but one we champion for the simple reason that people take it for granted today.
While the world would have us strive for independence, the truth is when we depend on one another, we aren't just more secure - life is happier and more fulfilling. So as we celebrate our new identity, we're reminding everyone that who we are stays the same.
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