People & Culture Officer (Talent, Performance & Systems)
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Job description
Core Responsibilities
- Coordinate and execute recruitment processes, including candidate screenings, interviews and assessment processes to ensure a high-quality candidate experience.
- Support the implementation of the updated recruitment framework, strengthen the hiring pipeline and build a reliable pool of candidates for critical roles.
- Manage the Applicant Tracking System (Pinpoint) and coordinate interview schedules and candidate communications to ensure a seamless hiring lifecycle.
- Embed Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) principles into all hiring workflows and candidate evaluations.
- Manage the P&C shared inbox, acting as a reliable operational point of contact for staff questions and process guidance.
- Apply established policies in low-complexity scenarios and daily tasks.
- Create simple "how-to" guides, checklists, and clear, user-friendly procedures.
- Provide guidance on staff questions and process-related concerns, identifying and escalating highly sensitive cases to the relevant People & Culture director.
- Coordinate and support the execution of performance review cycles, including managing review tools and documentation to ensure consistent and timely completion.
- Coordinate and execute the administrative and systems workflows for staff onboarding and offboarding, ensuring a smooth and consistent experience throughout the staff lifecycle.
- Manage and optimize core People & Culture systems and tools - including ATS (Pinpoint), Knowledge Management System (Notion), and Project Management Tool (Asana) - to drive efficiency and streamline workflows.
- Gather, collate, and analyze data from various P&C systems to identify trends and provide accurate reporting for recruitment metrics and performance calibrations.
Skills and Competencies
- Full-cycle recruitment, including directly conducting candidate screenings and interviews.
- Frontline employee support, managing shared inboxes, and applying internal HR policies.
- Administering performance review cycles and coordinating staff lifecycle processes (onboarding/offboarding).
- Managing administrative processes and HR systems with high attention to detail.
- Working in remote, international, fast-paced, and highly collaborative environments.
- Experience handling sensitive and confidential information, such as performance data and employee relations, with sound judgment.
- Strong interpersonal and candidate assessment skills, coupled with high emotional intelligence.
- Clear, empathetic, and professional communication skills, with the ability to translate complex policies into simple, user-friendly guides.
- Exceptionally organized with strong follow-through, process discipline, and reliability.
- Calm, responsive, and solutions-oriented under pressure, capable of addressing and resolving low-stakes team conflicts.
- Comfortable managing multiple workflows simultaneously across recruitment, performance, and daily staff queries.
- Strong systems mindset with an orientation toward driving efficiency and streamlining workflows.
- Collaborative, low-ego, and highly dependable team player.
- Able to work independently, proactively manage priorities, and accurately judge when to escalate high-risk issues.
- Proficiency using Pinpoint (or similar global ATS), Notion, Google Workspace and Asana.
- Demonstrated experience embedding Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) principles into hiring and candidate evaluation workflows.
- Experience extracting, collating, and analyzing data to provide reporting on recruitment metrics and performance calibrations.
- Familiarity with global or multi-country remote team dynamics.
Compensation and Benefits
- EMEA: 54,000-62,000 GBP (UK) or 60,000-75,000 EUR (Western Europe & Africa)
- Americas: 90,000-103,000 CAD (Canada) or $70,000-$85,000 USD (USA, Central & South America)
- 5 weeks paid vacation per year
- 10 paid holidays per year
- Up to 3,000 USD for training and development per year
- Up to 1,500 USD for language development per year
- Workspace support, including reimbursement for home office or co-working expense
- Application Review
- Screening Call
- Exercise
- Interview 1
- Interview 2
- Offer Call
Originally posted on Himalayas
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