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Cedar Group in Mumbai invites a Human Resource Manager to own the complete employee lifecycle across the group, from onboarding to exits, and to shape performance management, engagement, learning, and governance. You will lead the HR team, partner with senior leaders, and ensure accurate HRIS records while delivering strategic people insights.
The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in HR, Business Administration, or Psychology, at least 8 years of HR experience in professional services, and a
Company: Cedar Group, Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Job Type: Full-Time, Work Mode: Onsite / Office-Based, Experience: 8+ Years, Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, or Related Field, Expected Salary: ₹12 – ₹22 Lakhs Per Year, Job Category: Human Resource, HR Operations, Employee Relations, Performance Management, HR Analytics, Learning & Development, HRIS, People Management, Website: Website, Contact: Contact us.
Cedar Group is a global platform spanning strategy consulting, FinTech research and media, business intelligence, a FinTech accelerator, and venture capital. Founded in 1985, Cedar has built a strong presence in strategy, process innovation, strategic human capital, and business technology, with particular expertise in the financial‑services sector. The Group also includes IBS Intelligence, a global FinTech research and advisory platform, Cypress Analytica, a business intelligence unit, and investment and accelerator initiatives supporting innovative FinTech and enterprise technology companies. Cedar combines strategy, technology, research, analytics, and investment expertise to help organizations navigate complex business challenges.
Cedar Group is hiring a Human Resource Manager to own and lead core HR operations across the Group. You’ll manage the complete employee lifecycle — from onboarding and confirmation to transfers and exits — while driving performance management, employee engagement, learning and development, HR governance, and employee relations. The role also involves managing the HR team, supporting functional leaders on people‑related matters, maintaining HR systems and records, and using HR analytics to help leadership make better workforce decisions. This is a strategic HR operations role for someone who can combine people leadership, operational discipline, confidentiality, analytics, and business partnering.
HR is no longer just about hiring people. Modern HR is about building organizations that can adapt. The best HR leaders understand people, but they also understand data. They know when engagement is falling. They know where performance needs support. They know which processes are slowing teams down. And they know how to turn workforce insights into better business decisions. If you want to move beyond traditional HR operations and become a strategic people leader, this role offers the opportunity to make that transition.