Human Resources Manager (Game Industry)SONAT GAME STUDIO

As an HR Manager, you're at the heart of shaping company culture and driving business success through people, align human resource initiatives with business goals, ensuring that employees are motivated, supported, and aligned with the company's vision.
You focus on nurturing a work environment where people feel valued, supported, and connected to the organization's purpose. Your role is about fostering belonging, promoting well-being, and guiding teams to align with shared values.
Responsibilities:
1.The Strategic People Leader
- Strategic Leadership: Develop and implement HR strategies that foster employee engagement, talent development, and organizational growth.
- Change Management: Lead initiatives during organizational transformations, such as mergers, restructuring, or rapid growth.
- Employee Experience Architect: Design systems and programs that enhance the employee lifecycle, from onboarding to exit interviews.
- Data-Driven Decision Making: Use HR metrics to forecast workforce needs, identify talent gaps, and enhance performance management.
2. The Versatile Problem Solver
- Employee Lifecycle Management: Manage hiring, onboarding, and career development processes.
- Policy Enforcer and Advocate: Ensure that company policies align with labor laws and advocate for employee welfare.
- Conflict Resolution: Mediate disputes and promote healthy workplace relations.
- Performance and Engagement: Implement systems for continuous feedback, professional development, and employee satisfaction.
3, The Growth Catalyst
- Sourcing and Recruiting: Use creative methods to find and attract candidates, from traditional job boards to innovative social media campaigns.
- Employer Branding: Shape the company's image as an employer of choice, enhancing its appeal to high-caliber candidates.
- Diversity & Inclusion: Promote inclusive hiring practices that lead to a diverse workforce, reflecting varied perspectives.
- Candidate Experience: Build a positive candidate journey that leaves a lasting impression, whether or not they're hired.
4, The Talent Developer (Learning & Development)
- Training Needs Analysis: Identify skill gaps and develop targeted training programs.
- Leadership Development: Build pathways for emerging leaders to grow and succeed within the organization.
- Continuous Learning Culture: Foster an environment where learning is integral to career progression and personal growth.
- Innovative Learning Solutions: Leverage digital tools and interactive methods to make learning engaging and impactful.
5. The Operations Coordinator: Keep HR operations running smoothly. Your attention to detail ensures that every administrative process is efficient, organized, and aligned with best practices.
- Administrative Excellence: Maintain accurate employee records, manage HR databases, and ensure compliance with employment laws.
- Recruitment Support: Assist in scheduling interviews, coordinating assessments, and managing applicant tracking systems.
- Communication Hub: Be the first point of contact for employee inquiries, delivering clear and compassionate communication.
- Event Coordination: Organize employee engagement activities, from team-building events to training sessions.