HR & People Operations Expert

Accountabilities

• Design Realistic HR Tasks: Develop multi-step assignments based on practical HR responsibilities, including payroll operations, workforce planning, policy interpretation, and employee lifecycle processes, using relevant reference documents and clear instructions.
• Establish Objective Evaluation Criteria: Create structured grading rubrics and measurable standards that enable qualified reviewers to assess submissions consistently and reach comparable conclusions.
• Assess Professional Judgment: Design tasks that require candidates to interpret information, analyze documentation, and apply HR expertise rather than simply retrieve facts or provide generic answers.
• Prepare Supporting Documentation: Create, organize, or source relevant materials, including HR policies, payroll reports, headcount data, employment agreements, and other operational reference files.
• Ensure Task Quality and Clarity: Identify and flag assignments that are ambiguous, incomplete, or difficult to evaluate reliably, ensuring that only well-defined and assessable tasks are submitted.
• Meet Project Deadlines: Deliver approved assignments according to established timelines, quality expectations, and project requirements.

Requirements

• Relevant Professional Experience: At least five years of hands-on experience in payroll, workforce planning, HR policy implementation, or employee lifecycle operations, with direct responsibility for performing or managing the work rather than exclusively supervisory or adjacent exposure.
• HR Process and Standards Expertise: Experience developing, applying, or evaluating structured procedures, such as HR policies, payroll checklists, process documentation, compliance frameworks, or training assessments.
• Analytical and Evaluation Skills: Strong attention to detail and the ability to interpret complex information, apply consistent standards, and develop clear, objective assessment criteria.
• Document and Data Management: Confidence working across spreadsheets, operational reports, policy documents, employment agreements, and other HR reference materials simultaneously.
• Written and Verbal English: Strong English communication skills, with a minimum B2 proficiency level; C1 proficiency is preferred.
• Professional Qualifications: An HR certification such as SHRM, CIPD, PHR, or an equivalent credential is an advantage but is not mandatory.
• Independent Working Style: Strong organizational skills, sound professional judgment, reliability, and the ability to deliver accurate, high-quality work within agreed deadlines.

Benefits

• Competitive Hourly Compensation: Earn between $45 and $90 per hour, depending on the engagement and applicable terms.
• Remote Work Flexibility: Work remotely from anywhere in the world, with the opportunity to contribute your expertise without being tied to a specific office location.
• Independent Contract Arrangement: Work as a freelancer or independent contractor, with greater autonomy over how you organize and deliver your work.
• Long-Term Project Potential: A 12-month contract offering the opportunity to contribute to ongoing project work.
• Part-Time Commitment: Approximately 10 hours per week, making this opportunity suitable for professionals seeking a flexible project alongside other commitments.
• Meaningful Professional Contribution: Apply your practical HR knowledge to the development of structured, high-quality assessments grounded in real workplace scenarios.
• Prompt Project Start: The engagement is expected to begin as soon as possible.