HR Manager

HR Manager – CTW US Inc.

Location: New York, NY (Onsite) Employment Type: Full-time

CTW US Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of CTW Cayman, a leading HTML5 IP-oriented gaming platform company based in Japan. We operate the G123 platform, offering high-quality browser-based games, many based on popular anime and comic franchises. Our mission is to "Change The World" by delivering exceptional gaming experiences globally.

As we expand into the U.S. market, we are building a strong foundation for operations, HR infrastructure, and growth. We are seeking an experienced HR Manager who is passionate about creating HR systems from scratch and supporting a dynamic tech startup environment.

Role Overview

The HR Manager will be responsible for setting up and managing all HR functions for our U.S. entity, ensuring compliance with federal and state laws (including NY, NJ, and CT) while fostering a positive work environment. This is a hands-on role that combines strategic HR leadership with day-to-day HR operations.

Key Responsibilities

• HR Setup & Strategy: Establish and implement HR policies, procedures, and the employee handbook tailored to U.S. labor regulations and CTW's global culture.
• Payroll Management: Set up and administer payroll systems, ensuring accuracy and compliance with federal and state tax and labor laws.
• Talent Acquisition: Manage recruitment efforts to attract top talent, focusing on roles that support the company's U.S. expansion and future AI initiatives.
• Employee Relations: Serve as the first point of contact for employee concerns, foster engagement, and maintain a positive work environment.
• Compliance: Ensure HR practices comply with federal and state employment laws, including NY, NJ, and CT labor regulations, as well as company policies.
• Benefits & Compensation: Oversee employee benefits programs and ensure competitive, compliant compensation structures.
• Cross-Cultural Communication: Leverage Mandarin language skills to facilitate communication with headquarters and align cultural expectations.