Location
Warsaw, Poland, with a hybrid model requiring at least 12 in-office days per month.
About the company
A global mobility platform serving over 200 million customers and 4.5 million driver and courier partners in 50 countries, spanning ride-hailing, food delivery, scooters, e-bikes and car-sharing. Small, autonomous teams combine startup speed with the scale of a major technology company.
Responsibilities
- Act as an HR thought partner to country and regional leaders, using data and coaching to improve engagement, well-being and the employee experience.
- Drive People initiatives through local managers, including performance and talent management, succession planning, organisational design, compensation reviews, D&I programmes and exit interviews.
- Lead employee relations, covering disciplinary and performance matters and in-country unions, while ensuring compliance with local labour law.
- Draft and implement in-country policies aligned with HR governance standards, build internal legal knowledge and manager training materials, and oversee the cost and quality of HR service providers.
Requirements
- Proven experience delivering a broad range of People programmes, from performance and talent management to engagement and organisational design.
- Confidence in handling employee relations and solid working knowledge of local labour law, including work with unions or employee representatives.
- Ability to use data to identify team themes and turn them into clear, practical actions.
- Fluent German and the ability to work across teams and markets, balancing global standards with local needs.