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EROAD is seeking a People Experience Partner on a fixed term contract to own enterprise-wide people programmes and employee experience initiatives across New Zealand, Australia and North America. The role blends HR generalist skills with programme delivery, culture and capability development.
You will work across the business to design, deliver and measure people programmes, using technology to improve ways of working while balancing strategic thinking with hands-on execution.
EROAD is a Kiwi success story in the tech sector, providing telematics-based fleet management technology to operators across New Zealand, Australia and North America, and listed on both the NZX and ASX. Its global P&C team is hiring a People Experience Partner on a Fixed Term Contract to own enterprise-wide people programmes and employee experience initiatives as the business continues to grow. This role will appeal to someone with a strong HR Generalist background who is Tech Savvy and enjoys working on People Programmes.
This role gives you ownership of the programmes that shape the day-to-day people experience at EROAD.
It's an opportunity to blend your HR generalist or business partnering background with programme delivery and a passion for organisational development, culture and capability.
You'll turn ideas into action, bring structure to complex work and partner confidently across the business, using technology to improve ways of working and balancing strategic thinking with hands-on delivery.
You'll be technically minded, bringing a blend of hands-on HR generalist and organisational development (OD) experience. You'll understand day-to-day people challenges and have a track record of designing and delivering people programmes that build capability, strengthen culture and work in practice through solid project management.
This is a unique chance to continue the growth of the people experience of a growing global workforce at a genuine New Zealand tech success story.