Advertised through HERO Contracting Limited

HR Manager.

Galway, Ireland · Permanent

About this role

HR Manager / Senior HR Business Partner

Our client, a leading medical device manufacturer with a growing presence in Galway, is looking for an experienced HR Manager / Senior HR Business Partner to lead the HR function on-site. This is a hands-on leadership role, reporting into global HR, with genuine influence over people strategy, culture and organisational effectiveness at a critical time for the business.

The Role

  • Act as the lead HR partner to the Site Leadership Team, driving people strategy, workforce planning and organisational effectiveness.
  • Own talent management, succession planning and the annual performance cycle.
  • Lead compensation and rewards activity, including benchmarking, job evaluations and merit reviews.
  • Provide hands-on employee relations support and guidance across the site.
  • Champion culture, engagement and capability-building as the site continues to grow.
  • 2 direct reports.

About You

  • 8–10 years' progressive HR experience, including significant HRBP or HR leadership experience.
  • A background in manufacturing, medical device or engineering environments is a strong advantage.
  • Broad, hands-on HR generalist skillset with the ability to operate strategically as well as get into the detail.
  • Global or cross-cultural HR experience is a plus, particularly exposure to Asia or the US.
  • Strong knowledge of Irish employment law and HR compliance.
  • Level 8 degree minimum; CIPD and/or Master's preferred.

To find out more or apply in confidence, contact Dee Curley at HERO Recruitment.

[email protected] | 086 7902191

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