Total 177 Director/C-Level Human Resources job vacancies in The United States of America

Kelayakan:

  i.              Ijazah Sarjana Muda (Kepujian) atau Ijazah Sarjana dalam bidang Undang-Undang, Sains Sosial, Hubungan Antarabangsa, atau bidang yang berkaitan dari Universiti atau Institusi Pendidikan yang diiktiraf oleh Suruhanjaya;

 ii.              Kredit Bahasa Malaysia (termasuk lulus ujian lisan) dan Bahasa Inggeris pada peringkat Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) atau yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Suruhanjaya;

iii.              Mempunyai pengalaman bekerja sekurang-kurangnya 10-15 tahun dalam bidang pengurusan, kewangan dan sumber manusia serta pengetahuan dan kefahaman mengenai hak asasi manusia;

iv.              Mahir bertutur dan menulis dalam Bahasa Malaysia dan Bahasa Inggeris; dan

 v.              Mempunyai ciri-ciri kepimpinan yang tinggi dan mampu bekerja secara berpasukan di bawah penyeliaan yang minima.

Kekosongan:

1 Kekosongan

 

Tanggungjawab:

     i.            Menguruskan hal ehwal pentadbiran dan kewangan serta kawalan belanjawan Ibu Pejabat dan Pejabat Cawangan secara keseluruhan;

   ii.            Mengawalselia operasi Bahagian Pengurusan dan Kewangan serta Bahagian Sumber Manusia;

 iii.            Menguruskan dan mengawal peruntukan geran tahunan serta memastikan pematuhan terhadap tatacara dan pekeliling semasa yang berkuatkuasa;

 iv.            Membangun dan menyelaras penyediaan dasar/polisi/tatacara/peraturan Suruhanjaya berkaitan pentadbiran, kewangan dan sumber manusia;

   v.            Mengurus dan merancang keperluan sumber manusia;

 vi.            Mengurus dan menyelaras laporan berkaitan pentadbiran, kewangan dan sumber manusia kepada pihak-pihak berpekentingan;

vii.            Menyelaras mesyuarat jawatakuasa tetap dan ad-hoc berkaitan pentadbiran dan kewangan serta sumber manusia;

viii.            Menyelaras penyediaan laporan aktiviti bahagian yang berkaitan untuk Laporan Tahunan SUHAKAM; 

ix.            Melaksanakan Workplan tahunan dan Plan Strategik SUHAKAM.  

 

Cara Memohon:

Calon-calon yang berminat adalah diminta untuk mengemukakan surat permohonan yang lengkap seperti maklumat diri beserta salinan sijil-sijil akademik dan salinan Kad Pengenalan yang telah disahkan, surat rujukan majikan serta sekeping gambar berukuran pasport (tidak dikembalikan) melalui pos atau melalui serahan tangan sebelum atau pada 10 Mei 2024 (Jumaat) kepada:

Setiausaha

Suruhanjaya Hak Asasi Manusia Malaysia  

Tingkat 11, Menara TH Perdana, 

1001 Jalan Sultan Ismail 50250 Kuala Lumpur. 

Laman Web: www.suhakam.org.my

(U.P.: Unit Pengurusan Sumber Manusia)

                                    

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Perks & Benefits

• Allowance (travel stipends, transportation, etc.)
• Nearby public transport
• Central location
• Flexible working hours
• Medical insurance
• Personal leave

資格：

我。委員會認可的大學或教育機構的法學、社會科學、國際關係或相關領域的學士學位（榮譽）或碩士學位；

我。馬來西亞語（包括透過口語測試）和英語獲得馬來西亞 Sijil Pelajaran (SPM) 級別的學分或被委員會認可為同等水平；

三.擁有至少10-15年管理、財務和人力資源領域的工作經驗以及對人權的了解和理解；

四.精通馬來語和英語的口語和寫作；和

v.具有高度的領導特徵，能夠在最少的監督下在團隊中工作。

職位空缺：

1 職位空缺

職責：

我。統籌管理總行及分公司的行政財務及預算控制；

我。監督管理財務部及人力資源部的運作；

三.管理和控制年度贈款的分配，並確保遵守現行程序和現行通知；

四.制定並協調委員會行政、財務和人力資源方面的政策/政策/程序/條例的製定；

v.管理和規劃人力資源需求；

我。管理和協調向利害關係人提交的與行政、財務和人力資源相關的報告；

七.協調與行政、財務以及人力資源有關的常設和特設委員會會議；

八.協調準備SUHAKAM年度報告的相關部門活動報告；

九.實施年度工作計劃和馬來西亞人權委員會策略計劃。

如何申請：

有興趣的候選人請於5月10日或之前透過郵寄或專人遞交完整的申請信，例如個人信息，以及學歷證書副本和身份證複印件、雇主推薦信和護照尺寸照片（不退回） 2024 年（星期五）至：

秘書

馬來西亞人權委員會

梅納拉 TH Perdana 11 樓

1001 惹蘭蘇丹依斯邁路 50250 吉隆坡.

網址：www.suhakam.org.my

（上：人力資源管理部）

請於信封左角註明應徵職位。只有入圍的候選人才會被要求參加面試。如有任何其他問題，請聯絡 Nurulhidayati Masdim 女士，電話：03-2612 5600

津貼和福利

• 津貼（旅費、交通費等）
• 附近的公共交通
• 中心位置
• 彈性的工作時間
• 醫療保險
• 事假

Job Summary:

Reporting to the EVP & CHRO, you will play a key role in managing human resources functions within our organization and staff within the Asia Pacific region (India, China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, & Australia). The role is responsible for embedding company HR practices in the region by working in collaboration with the centers of excellence and by providing professional HR guidance and support to relevant internal client groups with the objective to add value to the business.

You will be responsible for developing and implementing HR policies and procedures, deploying HR technologies, leading talent selection, and onboarding processes, managing employee relations, and ensuring compliance with local employment laws. The ideal candidate will have strong experience supporting regional commercial teams preferably with Industrial technologies companies, be a self-starter capable of working on multiple projects at once with the flexibility to adjust quickly to changing conditions and demands. They will have a strong background in human resources, a high level of commercial acumen, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to contribute strategically to the overall success of the organization.

Responsibilities:

Talent Management and Talent Acquisition:

• Partners with leaders in the organization to understand and execute the organization's human resource and talent strategy particularly as it relates to current and future talent needs, recruiting, retention, and succession planning.

• Work with the Talent Acquisition team and interviews and assesses talent for open positions.

• Coordinate and facilitate new employee onboarding and orientation.

Business Advisory and Coaching

• Work with the regional commercial leadership team to influence and support the growth initiatives within Asia Pacific

• Partners with the regional commercial leadership team and global HR leadership team to design and implement sales incentive plans that enable business growth.

Employee Relations:

• Address and resolve employee relations issues in a timely and effective manner.

• Conduct investigations into employee complaints and grievances, maintaining confidentiality and fairness.

Performance Management:

• Implement and oversee performance management processes, including goal setting, performance reviews, and development plans.

• Provide guidance and support to managers in addressing performance-related issues. Training and Development:

• Identify training needs within the organization and coordinate the development and delivery of training programs with the Learning and Development organization.

• Facilitate programs, team building events and manager assimilations as needed.

• Encourage and support employee development and career growth.

Compliance:

• Stay informed about changes in employment laws and regulations and ensure organizational compliance.

• Work with legal counsel as needed to address HR-related legal matters.

Policy Development and Implementation:

• Develop, review, and implement HR policies and procedures to ensure compliance with legal requirements and alignment with organizational goals.

• Communicate and educate employees on HR policies and procedures.

Benefits Administration:

• Administer employee benefits programs, including health insurance, retirement plans, and other fringe benefits.

• Respond to employee inquiries regarding benefits and assist with problem resolution. HR Metrics and Reporting:

• Compile and analyze HR metrics to support data-driven decision-making.

• Prepare regular reports on HR activities, trends, and metrics for management.

This position is responsible for the development and formulation of policies, procedures and practices to support the operational needs of the hotel. The Director of Talent and Culture supervises and provides consultation to the management on strategic staffing plans, compensation, benefits, training and development, budget, and labor relations.

He/she is also expected to take a leadership role in developing a culture that supports the hotel’s strategic goals. The Director of Talent and Culture will lead performance management and talent assessment.

Primary Responsibilities

Business Performance

· Prepare, implement and compile data for monthly reporting

· Set periodical Talent & Culture and training budget & forecast

· Participate in management meetings to review progress towards achievement of business plan goals and develop the annual business plan related for the department

Talent & Culture Management

· Formulate and implement policies, procedures and standards pertaining to Human Resources Administration, Compensation and Benefits, Employee Welfare, Safety and Health, Employee Communication, Industrial Relations, Training and Development, Performance Management and Career Development in accordance with national, industry standards, laws and customs, and ensuring that they are complied with by other departments

· Oversee the administrative activities of payroll, benefits, legal compliance and employment law

· Develop and propose plans relating to present or future manpower requirements of the Hotel to ensure that the Hotel has adequate manpower according to the projected level of business

· Interview, assess and evaluate prospective employees

· Formulate and recommend a sound wage and salary system, which facilitates the attracting and retaining of staff

· Identify, prioritize and meet short and long term training and development needs of the Hotel

· Review the recommendations of employee's promotions and career development by respective Executive Committee/Department Heads for the General Manager’s approval

· Prepare succession plan for the potentials for middle and senior management level with the department/division heads and General Manager

· Oversee the Hotel’s employees' facilities including employees' locker rooms, rest rooms, and employee restaurant

· Direct the Hotel’s employee events, social and recreational activities as well as employee recognition programs

· Act as an internal consultant in providing advice and guidance in the management and resolution of grievance and disciplinary issues

· Maintain confidentiality of sensitive matters/issues

· Ensure compliance with local health and safety regulations

Team Management

· Interview, select and recruit Talent & Culture employees

· Identify and develop employees with potential

· Conduct performance review and manages performance issues that arise within the team

· Constantly monitor employees performance, attitude and degree of professionalism

· Develop, conduct and maintain all staff training programs for employees, focusing on their development needs, providing them with new skills to meet the changing needs of the business

· Conduct periodic departmental meetings to provide information to employees, obtain their feedback, rectify issues and provide a regular forum for department communication

· Perform other reasonable duties assigned by the assigned by the Management

Profile

Knowledge and Experience

· Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources Management

· Minimum 5 years of Human Resources Management experience

· A strong understanding of labor and employment law

· Excellent reading, writing and oral proficiency in English language

· Proficient in MS Excel, Word, & PowerPoint

Competencies

· Strong leadership, interpersonal and negotiation skills

· Excellent communication and customer contact skills

· Results and service oriented with an eye for details

· Ability to multi-task, work well in stressful & high-pressure situations

· A team player & builder

· A motivator & self-starter

· Well-presented and professionally groomed at all times

Closes: 25 April 2024 Classification: Executive Level 1.4 Position No: E635 Directorate: Justice and Community Safety Advertised (Gazettal date): 11 April 2024 Contact Officer: Danielle Krajina on Danielle.Krajina@act.gov.au or 0434 532 631 Details: The Justice and Community Safety Directorate is seeking an experienced, innovative, and motivated senior executive to fill the position of Chief Human Resources Officer. As the Directorates Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) you will report to the Chief Operating Officer and will be responsible for the oversight of all aspects of strategic Human Resource management and industrial relations practice and operations for the Directorate on behalf of the Director-General. You will support the directorate executives in the development of a high performing culture, lead the delivery of a range of strategic Human Resource management services and provide oversight and advise on employment policy and practice, employee and industrial relations, workplace safety and injury management and coordinates service provision to the Directorate by…

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Exciting news! We are on a growing journey and building a stellar team!

Why should you be part of Sunnystep’s success?

We are an innovative force in consumer retail with a clear brand purpose — we believe wellness starts with our feet. Good shoes support our feet and our body, and help us move and live better.

We are redefining comfort in every step to an unparalleled experience without compromising on style. Our mission is to revolutionize the footwear industry by crafting the most comfortable shoes with an unwavering commitment to environmental responsibility ensuring that every step our customers take not only embodies unrivaled comfort but also leaves a positive impact on the planet.

The HR Director will be responsible for managing HR policies, programs, and initiatives, fostering a positive work culture, and ensuring compliance with employment laws and regulations.

You will also -

• Understand company business goals and manage all aspects of people in the company to help with our business expansion in and outside Singapore
• Drive a strong culture through organizational development interventions, coaching, and close partnerships with different departments
• Manage the performance management system. Develop and communicate career progression plans effectively with people in different departments
• Manage employee learning and development programs and help employees upgrade their skill sets. Develop succession planning for key roles
• Manage corporate communication and employer branding effectively. Ensure that the company’s strategic direction and business goals are clearly communicated throughout the company and identify gaps and fix them promptly
• Own employee satisfaction level
• Develop and administer region-specific human resources policies and procedures, ensure consistency with corporate policies, procedures, practices, and programs
• Develop and execute strategic workforce plans geared toward fuelling business growth
• Provide overarching HR strategic advice, support, and counsel to businesses. Identify key capabilities aligned with business goals, and conduct gap analysis.
• Attract, retain, and integrate an educated, high-quality, motivated, and engaged workforce. Partner closely with different departments and manage the entire recruitment and selection process for different teams in and outside Singapore within tight timelines
• Manage payroll, and make strategic plans for compensation and benefits to retain talents.

We would want to speak with you if you are/have –

• A start-up/growth scale-up mindset, flexible, and open to adapt to changing requirements when needed; roll-up-your-sleeves mindset
• A Bachelor’s degree, Master’s, or MBA a plus
• 10+ years of progressively complex/strategic HR experience, including organization effectiveness, staff relations, compensation, staff development and recruitment
• Minimum 5 years experience as a people leader with a strong drive to create a positive work environment
• Proficient with Employment Law in APAC
• Acute business acumen, strong leadership, planning, and interpersonal skills
• Ability to interact with and influence all levels of management, and executives
• Strong English command, oral and written

Based in Singapore, Sunnystep is committed to fostering community, inclusivity, integrity, and technology to support everybody’s journey of possibilities.

We review each application thoroughly and will arrange an initial discussion with the shortlisted candidates who best meet our requirements. If you find that the requirements align to your experience and expertise, you may express your interest through this job advertisement or you may reach out to our Talent Acquisition Manager, Sheryl Elnar – sheryl@mysunnystep.com.

Motorist is looking for a Human Resource Manager/Assistant Director to be part of our rapidly growing team. This role will focus on strategic human capital management as the company evolves its culture and processes from a start-up towards a high performing organization. You will help to strengthen the company’s culture and value through all types of programs or activities; develop employee communication channels, and strengthen employee engagement.

Serving as a link between management and the company's employees, you will need to be both strategic and tactful. This position is a great opportunity for individuals who are seeking development in a highly competitive, and constantly changing environment.

HR Responsibilities:

• Developing and implementing HR strategies and initiatives that aligned with the overall business strategy
• Handle the full function of HR which includes Recruitment, Compensation and Benefits, Performance Management, Budgeting and Employee Relations
• Payroll management and processing, including commission calculations
• Lead and coordinate key HR annual processes such as annual performance evaluation, salary review and annual budgeting
• End to end talent acquisition both locally and within APAC; which includes preparing job descriptions, sourcing job posting portals, and coordinating and participating in the interviews and reference checks.
• Implement employee-relations engagement activities necessary to promote a high level of employee morale and motivation
• Handling employee relations, grievances and counselling
• Ensure legal compliance throughout human resource management
• Create and update policies and procedures
• Provide advisory and support on HR matters to overseas offices and GMs

Administration and Facilities Management Responsibilities

• Provide general care, maintenance and services for the upkeep of the office environment
• Maintaining office administrative/Computer/Software systems
• Sourcing and management of external vendors and service providers

Requirements:

• A People's person with attitude and aptitude to lead and manage Human Resource activities
• Bachelor's degree in Human Resources/Business/Organization Development or equivalent; with
• At least 5 years’ Human Resources experience
• Knowledge and experience with APAC labour laws and regulations

Closes: 03 April 2024 Classification: Senior Officer Grade C Salary: $119,595 - $128,465 plus superannuation Position No: 39603 Directorate: Director of Public Prosecutions Advertised (Gazettal date): 20 March 2024 Contact Officer: Anthony Williamson on Anthony.Williamson@act.gov.au or (02) 6207 5399 Details: The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is the independent prosecution authority of the Australian Capital Territory. It comprises the Director of Public Prosecutions, an independent statutory officer, and staff employed under the Public Sector Management Act 1994, to assist the Director. The successful applicant will be part of a small team responsible for providing high quality business support to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). Specifically, the successful candidate will assist with the administration of the Corporate area, including strategic governance and human resources, including recruitment. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions supports workforce diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive workplace. As part of this commitment,…

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RaceTrac Company Overview

Job Description:

The Director of Field Human Resources leads the strategic vision and oversight of the day-to-day operations of Field Human Resources including, but not limited to, Onboarding, Training Delivery, Talent Development, Employee Engagement and Retention, and Employee Relations. This strategic role collaborates closely with HR and Operations leadership, Legal, and HR Centers of Expertise to develop, implement, and monitor HR policies, procedures, and initiatives that align with RaceTrac’s business objectives while ensuring compliance with legal regulations. This individual leads a team of regionally-based HR leaders who drive the established HR strategy in their regions and manage day-to-day HR operations and execution of initiatives.

Responsibilities:

• Leads the creation of the strategic plan for Field Human Resources and related teams, while ensuring all decisions, initiatives, and projects are aligned with RaceTrac’s strategic vision and company goals. Guides the work of the teams on all departmental projects in support of HR, Operations, and company objectives.
• Acts as an advisor and consultant to all business leaders in their areas of responsibility. Serves as the voice of our store teams and regional team members in all interactions, projects, communication, and decisions made within and outside of HR.
• Builds relationships and drives partnerships with Operations Leadership, HR Leadership, Legal, HR Centers of Expertise and other key stakeholders. Encourages and fosters a collaborative environment that results in an aligned approach and ensures consistency on everything from day-to-day processes to strategic initiatives.
• Stays abreast of industry trends, business practices, and best-in-class processes, within areas of responsibility, to strengthen RaceTrac’s competitive advantage.
• Guides and develops onboarding, development, and retention strategies to enhance employee engagement and reduce turnover. Collaborates with Learning and Development resources and Operations Leaders to deliver high-quality training and development programs.
• Provides guidance and support to field leaders on employee relations issues, including performance management, disciplinary actions, and conflict resolution. Functions as the supportive decision maker and coach on Field Human Resources issues.
• Collects and analyzes HR data to identify trends, monitor key performance indicators, and make data-driven decisions to improve HR processes and practices.  Presents to senior management on HR metrics, initiatives, and outcomes.
• Ensures compliance with labor laws and company policies across all field locations, addressing any legal or ethical concerns promptly and appropriately. 
• Cultivates an environment of growth for the Field HR teams by creating unique development plans, giving regular feedback, planning for succession, and encouraging cross-departmental work relationships.
• Models and promotes RaceTrac’s Core Values, Leadership Qualities, and The RaceTrac Way throughout personal interactions and department work.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field preferred; Master’s degree or HR certification preferred. A combination of relevant working experience and education in lieu of a completed degree will be considered.
• 8+ years of progressive HR experience, with at least 3 years in a leadership role overseeing field HR operations.
• Experience supporting a distributed/decentralized, hourly, guest-focused workforce in a multi-state, multi-unit environment strongly preferred.
• In-depth knowledge of HR best practices, employment laws, and regulations; experience with a wide variety of HR functions a plus.
• Strong leadership and management skills with the ability to influence and collaborate effectively across all levels of the organization.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and negotiation skills.
• Demonstrated ability to drive change, innovate, and adapt to evolving business needs.
• Proficiency in MS Office Suite, HRIS systems, and other HR-related software and tools.
• Ability to effectively design and deliver communications for employees at all levels in the organization.

Main Responsibilities

• Develop a HR strategy, ensuring all HR operational activities aligned with the organization’s long term strategy plan.
• Provide expert professional advice to management in all areas of HR, including payroll, employment law, HR policy, best practice and workforce development.
• Undertake recruitment and selection processes for management and clinical team, and build long-term recruitment partnership with academic institutions.
• Work closely with management to facilitate training programs in multiple locations.
• Design and lead the performance evaluation and staffing programme that support continuous development for all employees.
• Understand staff needs, form a strong organizational culture, improve staff retention rate.
• Ongoing review and improvement of the organization’s occupational health, employee programmes, staff benefits and packages.
• Carry out any other reasonable duties within the function and responsibility.

Required skills and abilities

• Preferably at least 13 years of human resource or operational experience.
• Preferably excellent verbal and written communication skills in Mandarin (to speak to chinese clients) and English.
• Excellent interpersonal and leadership skills.

EA License: 17C8713

• Professional Associations Network
• Economic Policies Deliberation & Formulation
• Excellent Benefits and Competitive Package

Responsibilities:

• Formulate and update policy positions on economic issues to guide functional units.
• Undertake research and analysis on macroeconomic and labour-related issues.
• Engage in a data-driven approach to provide an empirical basis for policy work and to curate proprietary data streams.
• Help shape positions on relevant legislative changes.
• Assess and identify areas for strategic policy reviews, determine review scope and supervise the conduct of reviews.

Requirements:

• Possess knowledge or experience in economic policies deliberation and formulation.
• Experience in economic analysis and a working knowledge or training in quantitative methods (e.g. econometric regression, time series analysis).
• Good analytical and writing skills are essential.

To apply, please submit your detailed CV with the following details for faster processing:

• Reason for leaving
• Expected salary
• Earliest availability date

You may also visit our careers page at https://www.careers-page.com/cadmusresources/job/R566WR to upload your CV.

We regret that only short-listed candidates will be contacted shortly.

• Professional Associations Network
• Policies Formulation & Reviews
• Passionate About Making a Difference

Responsibilities:

• Review economic policies, policy variations/updates and research plans in line with overall strategic outcomes
• Assess and identify areas for strategic policy reviews, determine review scope and supervise the conduct of reviews
• Shape or conduct studies to deepen understanding and gain insights on initiatives and strategies effectiveness
• Review and analyze data on economic policies.
• To develop analytical pieces to inform on policy thinking
• Funding and budget policies. Evaluate special budget requests from internal units or support to government agencies in partnership projects
• Work with internal and external stakeholders to develop policy alignment

Requirements:

• University degree in Political Science, Economics, Law or any other related fields
• Strong interest in and understanding of Singapore's socio-economic policy landscape
• Experienced policy advocate in developing, implementing and tracking the success of economic programmes and advocacy work
• Strong interpersonal communication, negotiation skills and able to develop strong relationships with stakeholders to shape outcomes
• Strong planning, analytical and written skills, with an ability to analyse and explain issues to a wide variety of audiences
• High level of leadership to develop a team to achieve outcomes

To apply, please submit your detailed CV with the following details for faster processing:

• Reason for leaving
• Expected salary
• Earliest availability date

You may also visit our careers page at https://www.careers-page.com/cadmusresources/job/L74W8X33 to upload your CV.

We regret that only short-listed candidates will be contacted shortly.

Your Role

We are looking for an experienced IT Engineer to manage, maintain and optimize the Windows-based infrastructure and associated technologies within the hybrid IT environment.

What Will You Do:

• To be responsible in monitoring and maintaining the health, performance, and security of Windows servers and systems.
• To administer Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP, and related services.
• To configure and troubleshoot Hypervisor Nutanix virtualization platforms like VMware, Hyper-V.
• To do installing, configuring, and managing Windows servers and services, including IIS, SQL Server, Exchange 2019 and Skype 2019.
• To collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement and support enterprise-wide solutions.
• To perform routine system and application updates, patches, and upgrades.
• To develop and maintain documentation related to system configurations, processes, and procedures.
• To be able to provide level 2 and level 3 support for Windows-related issues.
• To participate in on-call rotation for after-hours support as needed.

What Do You Need:

• At least a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
• Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience in administering Windows-based systems and infrastructure.
• Proficiency in Windows Server operating systems (2019).
• Certifications in MCSE, MCSA, or equivalent are a plus.
• Strong understanding of Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, and DHCP.
• Experience with virtualization platforms such as VMware and Hyper-V.
• Knowledge of scripting languages (e.g., PowerShell) for automation and scripting tasks.
• Must be familiar with monitoring tools and systems management solutions.
• Strong communication and interpersonal abilities.

Advantageous skills to have:

• Microsoft System Centre Suite (SCVMM, SCOM, SCCM, WSUS)
• Exchange 2019 and Skype 2019 administration
• NetBackup 10.x and Data Domain for backup and recovery solutions
• Nutanix HCI for virtualization and storage solutions
• NESSUS for vulnerability assessment
• F5 load balancers and RSA security solutions
• Splunk for log management and data analysis

Your Role

• Sourcing for potential deals in South East Asia / Middle East
• Identify potential opportunities for M&A in the upstream oil & gas fields
• Develop strategies for M&A in the upstream oil and gas sector, ensuring alignment with the overall company strategy
• Engage in negotiations with target companies and their shareholders, reaching agreements for M&A.

Requirement

1. Degree in petroleum engineering, geology, business, or a related field. Extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions within the oil and gas industry, particularly in upstream oil and gas fields.
2. Excellent communication and negotiation skills, effective in dealing with multiple stakeholders
3. Familiarity with relevant regulations and legal requirements.

The Head of Assessment & Knowledge oversees the certification assessments and establishes the assessment processes and policies. He is responsible for the alignment and implementation of IHRP’s assessment and knowledge programmes, and human capital research and analysis. Together with the CEO and the Management Team, the Head of Assessment ensures that the assessment agenda and strategy is aligned with the IHRP’s mission and strategic initiatives.

Duties and Responsibilities

a) Mission, Strategy, and Planning

• Work with the CEO and Management Team on the strategic vision of the IHRP, including determining the appropriate learning outcomes and assessment criteria.
• Provide strategic advice and consultation through the Assessment & Insights Committee to the IHRP Board in the development, implementation, evaluation and enhancements to existing assessment procedures, operations, and systems.
• Well-versed in methodologies for assessment through regular benchmarking to other institutions and participation in appropriate conferences and societies.

b) Management of Certification Assessments

• Develop and oversee a process for assessing certified professionals’ competencies.
• Maintain oversight of standard setting for assessment questions and answers to evaluate the competencies of candidates and ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of the entire assessment question bank.
• Coordinate and manage pilot runs of assessments and the incorporation of feedback into the final master set of assessment questions and answers.
• Oversee a fair and transparent assessment process, including the selection and training of invigilators, item writers and reviewers.
• Ensure that assessment appeals are escalated to the appropriate channels and addressed as necessary.
• Establish assessment exemption criteria.
• Identify new and relevant technologies to enhance the delivery of assessments.

c) Research and Analysis

• Lead the development, organisation, analysis and reporting of candidate’s learning outcomes and competency data to support candidates’ CPD / recertification.
• Collate and analyse assessment data to support assessment framework review and performance improvement.
• Interpret assessment findings and prepare regular assessment reports to summarise such findings, with particular emphasis on the quality of the assessment efforts.
• Develop IHRP’s HC research capability by building a research and analytics team.
• Oversee mission essential research projects and products that uplift the HR eco-system and strengthen value proposition for certification.

d) Skills Development and Knowledge Partnerships

• Work with Knowledge Institutions, e.g., Autonomous Universities and Polytechnics on skills identification to support HR professionals for skills upgrading.
• Develop skills-based career pathways, and/or develop industry-recognised certification pathways to recognise skills attained through formal and non-formal learning (e.g. on-the-job training).
• Build an eco-system of Knowledge Partners that will act as multipliers for IHRP certification, products, and programmes.
• Drive adoption of IHRP micro-credentialing products through training eco-system.

e) Governance and Controls

• Ensure robust processes are in place for the recording, storage, management, and dissemination of confidential and sensitive assessment data.
• Lead regular reviews and updates of the assessment policies and procedures to ensure fairness to all candidates.
• Ensure that procedures are in place to reaffirm, at least annually, the fairness, validity and reliability and general performance of each assessment and all identified deficiencies corrected.
• Lead regular reviews and updates of Assessment Guidelines, emphasising the need for integrity and outlining the consequences of misconduct.

Requirements:

Education:

• Graduate degree, or equivalent qualifications in Human Resource (HR), I/O Psychology or Business.
• Demonstrate continuing professional development through development activities such as course work, workshops, seminars and conferences.
• Qualifications in competence-based assessment BPS Level 1 / 2 Certified.

Experience:

• At least 10 years of senior management experience in an educational environment and in progressively demanding positions.
• Prior experience in learning and development, teaching, and/or assessment of professional capabilities.

Other Requirements:

• Familiarity with assessment design principles is essential.
• Experience in setting questions to assess the capability of HR professionals.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills are essential in order to partner with an executive team of internal and external stakeholders.
• Strong problem solving and creative skills and the ability to exercise sound judgement and make decisions in light of existing conditions and constraints.
• High level of integrity and dependability with a strong sense of urgency and results-orientation.