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Human Resources Jobs in Kansas

36 human resources openings across Kansas. Every listing links straight to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.

Human Resources hiring in Kansas: the current picture

There are 36 human resources openings in Kansas. Employers added at least 8 new human resources postings in Kansas in the past week — an unusually active market, with a fifth or more of all listings arriving in the last seven days.

Hiring is concentrated: MCI Careers alone accounts for roughly 19% of open roles, with AO Garcia Agency and Amazon.com Services next in line. Wichita has the deepest pool (12 openings), followed by Olathe (6) and Kansas City (6). 3 listings are remote-eligible — a small slice (8%) of the market.

For context beyond current listings: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the average annual wage for human resources specialists in Kansas at $77,000 (median $71,000) as of May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

Top employers hiring now

  • MCI Careers7
  • AO Garcia Agency6
  • Amazon.com Services5
  • ChristianBrothersAutomotive4
  • Domino's Pizza3
  • Johnson County Kansas3
  • Merck2
  • PAR Electrical Contractors2

Where the jobs are

  • Wichita12
  • Olathe6
  • Kansas City6
  • Overland Park5
  • Topeka2
  • Lenexa2
  • Shawnee2
  • De Soto2
  • Emporia1
  • Manhattan1

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Frequently asked questions

How many human resources jobs are open in Kansas?

There are 36 human resources job postings in Kansas. At least 8 of them were posted within the past week.

Who is hiring for human resources jobs in Kansas?

The employers with the most open human resources roles in Kansas are MCI Careers (7 openings), AO Garcia Agency (6), and Amazon.com Services (5). Every listing links directly to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.

Are there remote human resources jobs in Kansas?

Yes — 3 of the human resources postings in Kansas are remote-eligible (about 8% of the market).