HR Business Partner - EMEA

About the TeamThe People team at OpenAI is dedicated to attracting, engaging, and retaining exceptional talent to responsibly create and implement Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) that benefits everyone. Within this team, the HR department plays a crucial role in supporting a diverse array of scientists, engineers, and business professionals, leveraging expertise in areas such as employee relations, immigration, compensation and benefits, and learning and development.About the RoleWe are looking for an experienced HR Business Partner to bolster our expanding teams across the EMEA region. This pivotal role acts as a trusted advisor to regional leaders, marrying operational excellence with insightful business acumen to enhance performance, organizational vitality, and effective people management practices on a large scale.You will work in close collaboration with the HRBP Lead, who oversees regional organizational design and workforce planning. As the primary partner for execution in the region, you will translate strategic directives into actionable outcomes, elevate managerial capabilities, and proactively identify potential people-related risks and trends.Your Responsibilities:Ensure robust daily HR execution: Collaborate with managers to facilitate performance management cycles, feedback discussions, and employee relations with consistency and empathy.Become the principal partner for frontline managers: Offer timely and practical advice on team dynamics, coaching discussions, policy interpretation, and enabling managerial success.Assist in implementing and operationalizing People programs: Support the execution of performance, engagement, and retention initiatives, ensuring clear, scalable, and effective processes.Diagnose and resolve employee relations challenges: Identify issues early, recommend appropriate actions, and collaborate with relevant Centers of Excellence (COEs) as necessary.Maintain operational integrity: Monitor trends, ensure thorough documentation, and bring structure to recurring HR processes.Facilitate cross-functional collaboration: Partner with fellow HRBPs and COEs to guarantee a consistent and high-quality employee experience across the EMEA region.Qualifications We Seek:Solid HR foundation: 3-5 years of comprehensive HR experience, with substantial involvement in partnering directly with managers in dynamic or high-growth settings as a Senior HR generalist.

Role Overview Quadient is looking for an HR Business Partner to join the London team. This role works at the intersection of people and business, helping connect human resources strategy with company goals. The HR Business Partner advises leaders across departments, supports organizational change, and works to strengthen employee engagement and performance. Key Responsibilities Partner with department leaders to align HR initiatives with business needs Advise on HR policies, practices, and compliance matters Support efforts to attract, develop, and retain talent Drive projects that build a high-performance culture Help manage organizational change and employee engagement initiatives Location This position is based in London.

Join Kpler as an HR Business Partner, where you will play a pivotal role in aligning our human resources strategy with business objectives. You will collaborate with various departments to enhance workforce performance, drive employee engagement, and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Your expertise will guide the development and implementation of HR initiatives that support our ambitious growth plans.

Role overview Canva is hiring a Senior HR Business Partner to support its international team in London. This role shapes global HR strategy and partners with teams across the business to connect HR initiatives with company goals. What you will do Collaborate with cross-functional groups to align HR programs with business needs Drive organizational performance through effective HR practices Support a positive workplace culture and employee engagement Implement talent management strategies that help Canva grow What you bring Deep experience in HR, ideally with international exposure Strong understanding of talent management and employee engagement Ability to influence and build relationships across teams This position offers the chance to shape HR at a company expanding quickly on a global scale.

Who We AreBased in New York City, Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. stands as a premier developer, publisher, and marketer of interactive entertainment, captivating audiences worldwide. Through our renowned labels, Rockstar Games, 2K, and Zynga, we deliver top-tier entertainment experiences across various platforms. Our commitment to creativity, innovation, and efficiency drives us to craft the highest quality, most engaging experiences for our consumers. Our shares are publicly traded on NASDAQ under the symbol TTWO. For more information, please visit our website. The ChallengeWe are on the lookout for an experienced Senior HR Business Partner with over 8 years of progressive HR experience to become a vital part of Take-Two’s global HR team in London, UK, covering a maternity leave for a duration of 12–14 months.Although this position is located in our central London office, it encompasses a global scope, offering strategic HR partnership to employee groups across North America and EMEA. In this fixed-term role, you will be instrumental in supporting various corporate functions (Technology, Finance, and Workplace Services) by delivering professional HR insights, strategic coaching, and hands-on operational execution to ensure seamless people processes across all regions.

Join Egis Group as a Senior HR Business Partner specializing in architecture. In this pivotal role, you will collaborate with leadership to align HR strategies with business objectives, fostering a culture of high performance and inclusion. You will be responsible for implementing effective HR practices, driving organizational change, and enhancing employee engagement.

Role overview swgroup is hiring a Senior HR Business Partner in London. This position works closely with senior management to ensure business goals and HR strategies move in step. The Senior HR Business Partner provides guidance on talent management, organizational development, and employee engagement. What you will do Advise leaders on HR best practices and policy interpretation Support talent management and succession planning Contribute to organizational development projects Promote employee engagement across teams What we look for Experience driving HR initiatives in a business partner capacity Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to foster a positive work environment and support staff performance This role is based in London and joins a collaborative HR team at swgroup.

About the Role Evelyn Partners is hiring an HR Business Partner for a 12-month fixed-term contract based in London. This position works directly with multiple business units to ensure HR strategies support broader business objectives. The focus is on effective workforce planning and development throughout the contract period. What You Will Do Advise managers and teams on HR policies and best practices Support employee relations, including guidance on workplace matters Contribute to initiatives that improve organizational performance Collaborate with stakeholders to align HR activities with business needs Contract Details 12-month fixed-term contract Based in London

ClearView Healthcare Partners is a leading strategy consulting firm specializing in life sciences, with its headquarters located in Boston and additional offices in San Francisco, New York City, London, and Gurgaon. We cater to clients across the biopharmaceutical, medical device, and diagnostic sectors, offering top-tier strategic support for a wide array of business challenges. Our mission is to provide actionable insights that empower businesses to meet their goals.OverviewAs the HR Business Partner & People Operations Manager in London, you will serve as the key HR representative for our London office, acting as a trusted advisor to the local leadership team and employees while collaborating with the global People team. This senior role combines approximately 60% strategic HR business partnering with 40% hands-on HR operations, including UK benefits and immigration tasks.Reporting to the Director of People Strategy (US), you will closely collaborate with global colleagues in areas such as Professional Development, Learning & Development, Talent Acquisition, Resource Management, Payroll, and Benefits to ensure a locally tailored and globally consistent employee experience. Your strong understanding of the London/UK market, coupled with a global perspective, will help align local practices with UK regulations and norms.

Role Overview Debenhams Group is hiring a Junior HR Business Partner for a 12-month fixed-term contract based in London. This role supports HR initiatives and works closely with teams across the company on people-related matters. What You Will Do Collaborate with different departments to support HR projects and daily operations Help strengthen employee engagement across the organization Contribute to efforts that improve how teams work together and achieve business goals Location London, England, United Kingdom

CoreWeave is The Essential Cloud for AI™. Designed for innovators by innovators, CoreWeave provides a robust platform of technology, tools, and expert teams that empower organizations to confidently build and scale their AI capabilities. Trusted by renowned AI laboratories, startups, and large enterprises, CoreWeave merges exceptional infrastructure performance with profound technical expertise to accelerate innovation and transform computational resources into impactful solutions. Established in 2017, CoreWeave became a publicly traded company (Nasdaq: CRWV) in March 2025. Explore more at www.coreweave.com. We are proud to be a Living Wage accredited Employer. What You’ll Do:As a People Business Partner for EMEA, you will empower leaders in making informed, data-driven decisions regarding their teams that foster execution and growth.You will take ownership of key people processes, ensuring a balance between efficiency and speed. By identifying trends early, providing quick insights, and assisting leaders in making necessary adjustments, you will preemptively address potential challenges before they hinder performance.Your primary focus will be on minimizing friction, enhancing clarity, and amplifying leadership effectiveness as the organization continues to expand.About the role:This is a 12-month contract position aimed at facilitating the ongoing growth and evolution of our EMEA operations.In the capacity of People Business Partner for our EMEA division, you will function as a proactive partner to leaders across various countries. Your role will involve guiding them to make well-informed, compliant, and visionary decisions that promote growth and operational excellence while also assisting in actualizing their strategies.You will work at the crossroads of business strategy, regional employment regulations, and employee experience—ensuring our practices are scalable within a publicly traded company framework. This position requires a blend of sound judgment and business insight with a proactive approach to shaping initiatives that enhance organizational health and employee experience.This role necessitates a delicate balance of strategic insight and practical execution. You will identify potential risks early, evaluate people-related risks across jurisdictions, and offer actionable guidance that enables leaders to act swiftly and confidently while maintaining compliance and consistency.Success in this position means translating people priorities into actionable strategies and initiatives that drive our mission forward.

About AnthropicAt Anthropic, we are dedicated to developing AI systems that are reliable, interpretable, and controllable. Our goal is to ensure that AI is safe and advantageous for our users and for society at large. Our rapidly expanding team comprises passionate researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders collaborating to create beneficial AI systems.About the RoleAs the Partner Marketing Lead for EMEA, you will play a pivotal role in transforming our partner ecosystem into a robust pipeline engine. You will be responsible for designing and implementing co-marketing initiatives with our strategic partners—cloud providers, system integrators, resellers, and ISVs—across the EMEA region. This role offers high autonomy and accountability, ideal for a self-motivated individual who excels in rapid execution and measures success by the quality of the pipeline and the exceptional partner experience.You will be deeply involved in partner relationships, collaborating closely with partner sales, alliance teams, and Anthropic's go-to-market organization to create impactful moments that advance deals and foster genuine investment in Anthropic's success among our partners.ResponsibilitiesPartner Event Strategy & ExecutionManage the EMEA partner campaign calendar from start to finish: joint field events, executive briefings, partner summits, co-branded activities at major industry conferences, and tailored partner roundtables.Craft experiences that are deliberate and commercially driven—every interaction should either facilitate a deal or strengthen a strategic relationship.Act with urgency; identify opportunities, develop briefs, secure necessary resources, and execute—often within weeks rather than quarters.Pipeline Generation & Commercial AccountabilityEstablish clear pipeline targets for each program in collaboration with sales leadership and hold yourself accountable for achieving them.Monitor and report on sourced and influenced pipeline, cost-per-opportunity, and partner engagement metrics—bring data-driven insights, tell compelling stories, and iterate quickly.Collaborate closely with regional field sales and partner sales teams to ensure marketing initiatives align with open opportunities and target whitespace accounts.

AvePoint empowers organizations to collaborate securely by providing innovative solutions for data security, governance, and resilience. Serving over 25,000 customers globally, AvePoint helps optimize and safeguard critical data across popular collaboration platforms like Microsoft, Google, and Salesforce.At AvePoint, we believe that agility, passion, and teamwork enable individuals to excel in their roles, take ownership of their careers, and create a meaningful impact.Role OverviewWe are seeking a dynamic Partner Enablement Manager to enhance and activate our partner ecosystem throughout EMEA. This role entails designing, delivering, and scaling partner enablement programs that facilitate onboarding, activation, certification, and ongoing engagement, ensuring our partners thrive and align with AvePoint's strategic priorities.Key ResponsibilitiesPartner & Field ActivationCollaborate with channel stakeholders to plan and execute partner-focused bootcamps (both virtual and in-person) across EMEA, testing initiatives for future global implementation.Conduct partner activation sessions that support strategic accounts and launch new programs.Facilitate field enablement and activation sessions for Channel Sales teams in conjunction with global Learning & Development.Work alongside the Partner Program team to develop an AI-enabled re-certification workflow and pilot new initiatives.Enablement SupportLead onboarding sessions for partner-facing new hires, serving as a subject matter expert.Partner with Learning & Development to create and deliver training tracks focused on the commercial dimensions of AvePoint's channel business.Collect partner feedback to refine certification tiers and program frameworks.Test new certification initiatives with select partners before broader rollout.Provide train-the-trainer support to regional teams to enhance global enablement.Assist in the development of partner-facing enablement materials for online and regional use.Campaign & Toolkit ActivationDrive the enablement of partner campaigns, including quarterly “Campaign-in-a-Box” toolkits, ensuring localization and effective adoption.Collaborate with Marketing to integrate toolkits into partner platforms and track engagement metrics.Deliver direct partner insights to global marketing and enablement teams.

Join Mixpanel as a People Business Partner, where you'll play a pivotal role in shaping our culture and supporting our employees' growth. In this hybrid position based in London, you'll collaborate with diverse teams to enhance employee engagement, implement strategic HR initiatives, and drive organizational effectiveness. Your expertise will help us create an inclusive and dynamic workplace that fosters innovation and talent development.

Join our dynamic team at Databricks as a Staff People Partner in the EMEA region. In this pivotal role, you will collaborate closely with various stakeholders to foster a culture of inclusivity and engagement. Your expertise will help shape our people strategy, drive talent development, and enhance organizational effectiveness. You will be a trusted advisor to leaders, supporting them in navigating complex employee relations issues and promoting a positive workplace environment.

Role Overview swgroup is hiring an HR Business Partner for an 18-month fixed-term contract based in London. This position plays a key role in supporting and strengthening HR functions across the company. The focus is on improving organizational effectiveness and building employee engagement. What You Will Do Work closely with different departments to put HR strategies into action Help ensure HR initiatives align with business objectives Promote a positive and collaborative workplace culture Contract Details 18-month fixed-term contract Based in London

Flo Health seeks an IT Business Partner based in London to bridge technology initiatives with the company’s business direction. This position plays a key role in making sure technology decisions support organizational goals and improve both internal processes and user experience. Responsibilities Collaborate with teams across the company to ensure technology solutions match business priorities. Assess business needs and identify opportunities for improvement. Lead projects that introduce new tools or processes to help the company grow. Serve as a connection between technical teams and stakeholders, supporting clear and effective communication. Requirements Background in IT strategy and project management. Skill in translating business needs into technical requirements. Strong ability to collaborate and communicate with a variety of teams.

Hutch is seeking a Junior People Team Business Partner to join its London studio. This position suits those with experience as a People Team Advisor or Manager who want to move into a Business Partner role, as well as early-career Business Partners looking to grow. The role offers hands-on involvement with the full employee lifecycle in a creative, data-driven mobile games studio. What you will do Advise managers on employee relations, performance management, engagement, well-being, and development conversations. Deliver People Team projects that strengthen performance, engagement, talent development, and company culture. Administer employee benefits, including pensions, healthcare, and life assurance. Support and implement Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) initiatives through the EDI/Social Responsibility Team. Facilitate onboarding, probation, pay reviews, promotions, and exits. Coordinate learning and development activities, such as appraisals and training sessions. Manage maternity and paternity leave processes. Analyze engagement survey results and contribute to action planning. Use people data and insights to inform decisions and identify trends. Support change initiatives and help embed new processes across teams. Maintain accurate HR documentation and ensure compliance with UK regulations. Role context This position is based in London, Greater London, United Kingdom. The Junior People Team Business Partner works closely with leaders and teams to support people initiatives, improve employee experiences, and contribute to high performance.

Why join loveholidays?At loveholidays, we are committed to transforming travel experiences. Our mission is to make the world accessible to everyone by providing limitless options, exceptional convenience, and unbeatable value for your next adventure. Our dedicated team serves as your personal holiday experts, ensuring you have the smartest way to escape.We leverage innovative technology to foster cutting-edge advancements and broaden horizons for all. Within our Commercial and Support teams, you will find an environment that encourages your personal growth through continuous learning and the opportunity to forge your own path. You will play a pivotal role in shaping our future by taking ownership of projects and influencing our business strategy to achieve collective goals, all within our dynamic international community of enthusiastic and collaborative teams.About Our Team:In this role, directly reporting to the Head of People Business Partnering, you will become a vital member of our People & Culture team, which operates on an integrated partnership model. You will be the primary contact for designated business functions, partnering closely with Directors and managers who prioritize a people-centric approach.Your Impact:As a People Business Partner at loveholidays, you will not merely adhere to established guidelines; you will help us innovate them. You will embed yourself within your respective business units, acting as a coach, consultant, and trusted advisor to our leadership.Your objective will be to connect our overarching people strategy with the everyday realities of our teams. You will foster high-performing environments, advocate for our distinctive culture, and ensure that as we expand globally, our people are empowered to excel in their roles. This hands-on position will allow your influence on talent development and organizational adaptability to be evident daily.Your Daily Responsibilities:- Act as a strategic partner by cultivating strong relationships with department leaders, transitioning from transactional support to authentic coaching. Challenge existing norms to help managers lead their teams effectively and with commercial insight.- Collaborate with our Talent Center of Excellence to spearhead succession planning and talent assessment. Identify potential future leaders and ensure that our managers are equipped with robust development plans to support continuous growth.- Propel a high-performance culture by managing the performance rhythm within your teams, ensuring alignment with our values and goals.

Role Overview Unity Technologies is shaping the future of mobile advertising technology. The Senior Client Partner for Ads in EMEA will manage and grow relationships with leading mobile gaming companies across the region. This London-based role centers on strategic partnership management, commercial leadership, and cross-functional collaboration. The position works closely with teams across Unity, ironSource, and Tapjoy, ensuring client needs shape both day-to-day execution and long-term strategy. What You Will Do Oversee and grow a portfolio of top mobile gaming partners, driving revenue and strategic results throughout the Unity Ads ecosystem, including User Acquisition, Monetization, and LevelPlay mediation. Act as a strategic advisor to executive stakeholders, building lasting relationships and positioning Unity as a key partner in their growth. Translate complex performance data into clear insights and recommendations, using data-driven storytelling to influence senior decision-makers and identify upsell and cross-sell opportunities. Align advertiser goals with monetization strategies, connecting supply and demand to maximize performance and value for both clients and Unity. Lead cross-functional projects with Product, Data, and Performance Management teams, ensuring client feedback informs Unity’s roadmap and priorities. What We Look For At least 7 years of experience in mobile gaming and AdTech, with direct knowledge of User Acquisition, monetization optimization, mediation, and LTV-focused decision-making. Demonstrated success as a strategic advisor, delivering measurable impact for clients and influencing commercial and product direction through strong partnerships. Advanced analytical skills: able to interpret complex data, manage pipelines and market priorities, and turn insights into practical strategies. Location London, United Kingdom