HR Specialist
Easpring Finland is developing a battery materials plant in Kotka, to respond to the rising demand for battery materials in Europe. The plant will produce cathode active material, which is needed to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles. If you are a talented HR person who would like to be a part of building and supporting the team behind the project we are looking for you!
As an HR Specialist, you will support a variety of HR functions including employee lifecycle, employee communications, and HR administration. This role offers an excellent opportunity to build and support a career in HR.
Key Responsibilities:
Handle HR day-to-day operations of employee lifecycle in co-operation with the HR Team
Responsible for outsourced payroll operations and benefit management
Facilitate communication with employees to ensure smooth information flow across departments.
Assist the HR Manager in policy development, hiring processes, and salary administration
Organize and support employee engagement events
Working with co-operation processes and unions
Responding to ad-hoc situations in appropriate manner
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Business or a related field
2-3 years of experience in an HR role preferably in a factory running context
Proficiency in both Finnish and English. Chinese is a plus
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to prioritize tasks efficiently and address employee inquiries
Familiarity with HR applications and database systems
Knowledge of employment laws and regulations in industrial setting
Strong organizational, time management, and interpersonal skills
Discretion, attention to detail, and a high level of accuracy
If you got interested please leave your application as soon as possible. We will screen applications already during the application period.
- Department
- HR Department
- Role
- HR Specialist
- Locations
- Kotka Factory
- Employment type
- Full-time
About Easpring New Materials Finland
Easpring Finland New Materials Oy is developing a battery materials plant in Kotka, Southeast Finland. The plant will produce cathode active material (CAM), which is needed to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles (EV’s).