We’re looking for an experienced, hands‑on HR Generalist – someone who can independently own a wide, fast‑changing mix of senior stakeholder support, HR projects, and recruitment, and who is genuinely excited about using AI to make HR work better.
This is not a narrow, single‑track HR role. You’ll sit in on a reorg conversation with stakeholders, drive an HR project and source candidates for an open role — sometimes all in the same week. We need someone who finds that variety energizing rather than exhausting, who can be handed ambiguity and turn it into a plan, and who wants to be a part of an ever changing environment with exciting challenges.
What You’ll Do
- Own sourcing for a defined set of open roles, building and managing candidate pipelines
- Conduct interviews as needed, from initial screens through to more active involvement in the hiring process
- Participate in and help drive core HR initiatives, like talent reviews, EU Pay Transparency Directive implementation, and process/tooling improvement projects
- Bring an AI‑first mindset to how HR processes and tools evolve, and help identify where automation and AI can remove manual work
- Actively build your own AI skills and help evolve how the wider HR function uses AI tools
- Act as a trusted backup to the Global HR team
- Support business unit transformations and reorganizations
- Step in and represent HR credibly in the Head of HR’s absence
- Advise people managers on day‑to‑day and complex people questions: performance, conflict, structure, policy application
- Provide ad hoc employee advisory and support as issues arise
Requirements
- Solid, hands‑on HR experience across various fields e.g business partnership, generalist recruitment, HR project delivery, and employee/manager advisory
- Comfortable moving fluidly between strategic project work and hands‑on tactical tasks, including recruitment sourcing
- Strong stakeholder management skills
- Good understanding of AI and its practical applications in HR, with hands‑on experience using AI tools (e.g., Claude); experience with automation tools like n8n is a plus, though not required
- Genuine interest and active engagement with building your own AI skills and helping evolve how HR uses AI
- Strong self‑management: you can take ambiguous, cross‑functional work and run with it independently, with minimal oversight
- Capacity and appetite for a large, varied workload — you’re energized by having a lot on your plate, not drained by it
Nice to Have
- Experience working in a scaling, multi‑entity, or cross‑border organization
- Familiarity with workflow automation for HR processes (e.g., n8n or similar tools)
Benefits
- Work on your terms:Fully remote, with a flexible schedule built around getting things done, not clocking hours.
- Rewarded for impact:A competitive base salary plus a performance-based bonus, formalized through a service agreement.
- Time to recharge: Paid time off, because sustainable output beats burnout.
- Opportunity most HR careers don’t offer: You won’t be boxed into one lane — you’ll build real, hands‑on depth across business partnership, projects, recruitment, and employee advisory, all at once.
- A front‑row seat to AI in HR:Direct exposure to how AI is reshaping the function, plus real support and opportunity to build skills that will define the next decade of HR work.