Location: United Kingdom, Leeds or Wokingham
Contract: Full time, Hybrid
This position is based in the UK and will require travel between Leeds, Wokingham, Maidenhead and High Wycombe
The HR Manager MedTech UKI is responsible for a number of UK commercial MedTech teams.
The HR Business Partner plays a pivotal role in translating regional people strategies into impactful local execution, aligned with business priorities. Acting as a trusted advisor to leadership teams, the role drives business outcomes through expert support in coaching, talent management, organizational design, change management, and strategic workforce planning. This position requires strong business partnering skills, a deep understanding of team dynamics, and the ability to influence and enable leadership to deliver results through people.
The role reports into Head of HR MedTech, UKI.
Lead the development and execution of strategic HR initiatives that support both short- and long-term business objectives across the MedTech UKI organization, including alignment with the broader Vision strategy.
Serve as a key member of the UKI HR leadership team, contributing to the creation of the overall HR strategy and owning delivery of high-impact projects.
Provide comprehensive HR support to Business Units, encompassing workforce planning, organizational and job design, change management, coaching, succession planning, and talent development—with a strong emphasis on fostering innovation, collaboration, and capability building.
Partner closely with business leaders to cultivate diverse leadership pipelines and strengthen organizational capabilities across all levels.
Deliver targeted coaching—both one-on-one and in group settings—to managers and employees, supporting leadership growth, effective decision-making, performance management, and people development.
Identify and develop talent for critical roles and future leadership positions, championing an inclusive environment where diversity of thought and background drives high performance.
Collaborate with senior leaders to embed a culture of excellence, customer centricity, growth, employee engagement, and accountability.
Implement tailored HR solutions that are aligned with business strategy and responsive to evolving organizational needs. Partner with COE's to bring in specialized support where needed.
Act as a strategic advisor on employee communication and engagement initiatives, ensuring clarity, consistency, and impact across client groups.
Lead and support change management efforts, including the successful integration of acquisitions, divestitures, and restructuring activities—designing strategies that enable the organization to adapt and thrive through transformation.
Drive the Talent Rhythm process and succession planning, with a focus on identifying, developing, and retaining diverse talent, while enhancing manager capability and readiness for future challenges.
Years of experience: 5+ years' professional experience required; minimum of 3 years of HR or HR related experience preferred