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Our client - In a rapidly growing industry, the Company continues to offer opportunities for talented and committed people to work and grow together.

Duties & Responsibilities:

  • Report to Chief Executive Officer.
  • Design, develop, and implement People & Culture program and strategy in line with company business plan and strategy.
  • Monitor, control, and develop all People & Culture policies, procedure and process are running well.
  • Handle and manage end-to-end all of People & Culture function and include leading effective strategic people management and problem-solving.
  • Manage all People & Culture transactions meet the labor law and company policy.
  • Manage People & Culture budgeting of expenses.
  • Lead and drive People & Culture team for achieving Department's KPI and target.
  • Ensure People and Culture initiatives are engaging, collaborative in design and of a high standard to attract, retain and build the capabilities of staff.
  • High-level operational, support and advice.
  • Overseeing and managing various administrative tasks and facilities within the company.
  • Ensure timely all People & Culture report for headquarter.
  • Build and maintain good relationship with external parties related with People & Culture matters.

Skills & Qualifications:

  • Bachelor's degree in Management/Law/Psychology.
  • Have experience in HRBP and People & Culture area.
  • Hold Human Capital Certification would be advantageous.
  • Keen on detailed and have good analytical and critical thinking.
  • Able to effectively team-work and cross-teamwork.
  • Have good leadership, adaptability, listening, assessing, conflict management as well as talent developing competencies.
  • Have good communication skills and deal with people at all departments professionally.
  • Should be proactive and self-motivated team leader.
  • Have can do attitude, independent, honestly, role-model and discipline.
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office applications
  • Fluency in English both verbal and written is preferred.