Director - Human Resources - IT

Summary

Technical Graduate with over 10 years of experience in end to end HR life-cycle starting from employee induction/on-boarding, compliance, Compensation and benefits, Appraisal, Employee engagement, HR policies, payroll management, Recruitment, Training, Audits, Exit process for an MNC based out of Bangalore.

Job Description

HR director responsibilities: 

As an HR director, you can expect to have responsibility for the following:

- Developing and implementing HR initiatives in line with organisational objectives

- Leading the organisation's HR departments, including talent acquisition, learning and development, employee engagement, compensation and benefits, talent management HR information systems (HRIS) and financial planning of the department

- Liaising directly with the executive board and being accountable for the performance of the HR function and the departments within it, as well as providing strategic counsel on all people matters

- Contributing to long-term goals around business and people development, including succession planning and c-suite talent acquisition

- Developing company wellbeing, health and counselling policies

- Leading the analysis of employee feedback and data, with the aim of creating a better working environment and engaged culture

- Creating and managing the HR department's annual budget

- Taking oversight of the company's culture

- Global responsibility for the organisations talent functions and culture

HR directors will be expected to be proficient in the following:

Organisational skills - personal efficiency, time management skills and the ability to prioritise competing demands are key

Communication skills - HR directors are expected to lead the HR team, managing diverse personalities and viewpoints. Consequently, emotional intelligence, the ability to build relationships and collaborate with others is vital

Commercial acumen - HR directors are increasingly involved in strategic decision-making within the business as an influencer. Being able to understand company finances, resourcing and the ultimate aims of the business is important

Role modelling - As a senior member of the executive team, an HR director is expected to demonstrate and lead on the values, initiatives and culture of the organisation

Professional expertise - A strong working knowledge of employment law issues, best practice processes for disciplinaries, redundancies and payroll is required, as well as experience of employee relations

Coaching and mentoring - Whether senior executives, junior colleagues or middle management, you will be proficient in developing skills in your talent

Trust - As a member of the executive team, you will interface with the CEO, CFO and COO on a regular basis. You will become a trusted confidante on talent issues, unafraid of giving your opinions and expertise

End-to-End HR lifecycle management.