Essential Duties and
Responsibilities
Act
as a trusted advisor to regional leadership teams, aligning talent
strategies with business goals and regional priorities.
Drive the deployment of global talent development
programs, tailoring them to the regional context to maximize
engagement and impact. Proactively recommend additional
region-specific tools and initiatives.
Lead
regional succession planning efforts, identifying and developing
high-potential talent and ensuring robust leadership
pipelines.
Champion the performance management
process, providing guidance and support to ensure consistency,
fairness, and effectiveness.
Partner with HR
and business leaders to assess organizational capabilities,
identify gaps, and implement solutions to enhance team performance
and agility.
Support change initiatives by
providing expertise in communication, training, and stakeholder
engagement.
Leverage talent analytics to
inform decisions, track progress, and measure the effectiveness of
talent initiatives.
Work closely with global
and regional HR colleagues to ensure alignment and integration of
talent practices across the
organization.
Keys to
Success
Interprets
internal and external business issues and recommends best practices
to improve products, processes or services
Solves complex problems; takes a broad perspective to
identify innovative solutions
Works
independently, with guidance in only the most complex
situations
Impacts the achievement of
customer, operational,project or service objectives; work is guided
by department objectives
Communicates complex
concepts; anticipates potential objections and influences others to
adopt a different point of
view
Supervisory
Responsibilities
No
supervisory responsibilities
Requires
specialized depth and / or breadth of expertise in own specialized
area and general knowledge of related areas
May lead functional teams or projects with moderate
resource requirements, risk, and / or complexity
Leads others to solve complex problems; uses analytical
thinking, tools and judgement to identify innovative
solutions
Requirements
and Preferred Skills
Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business
Administration, Psychology, or related field; Master's degree
preferred.
8-10 years of progressive
experience in talent management, organizational development, or HR
business partnering.
Experience working with
multi-country responsibilities and able to operate in a matrixed
organization
Strong understanding of talent
development frameworks, leadership assessment tools, and
performance management systems.
Excellent
interpersonal, communication, and influencing skills.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and navigate
ambiguity in a fast-paced environment.
experience with data analytics tools is a plus.
Certification in coaching, change management, or
leadership development (e.g., ICF, Prosci, Korn Ferry, Hogan) is a
plus
Demonstrated success in driving talent
initiatives across diverse cultural and business
environments.
Fluent in
English
Note : Our office
is located at International Business Park, Jurong East
Partner • Singapore