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Quantum Technology Solutions Inc

People & Culture Associate

London
Posted about 22 hours ago
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About the Role

Quantum is looking for an experienced, people-centred People & Culture Manager to own and run the HR function across our UK and Spanish operations, with more regions to come as we grow.

You will own the full employee lifecycle - recruitment, onboarding, performance, employee relations and offboarding - be the trusted first point of contact for the team, and keep our people processes professional, consistent and compliant. You will also manage the London office. It is a hands-on, broad role for someone who can operate independently, draw on external advisers where specialist local knowledge is needed, and help shape how a fast-moving, multi-jurisdictional business looks after its people.

Key Responsibilities

  • Recruitment. Own end-to-end hiring - JDs, sourcing, agency relationships, the interview pipeline, candidate experience, and issuing correct, complete offers and contracts.
  • Onboarding & offboarding. Run smooth joining and leaving processes, including pre-boarding, inductions, probation sign-off, exit interviews and access management.
  • Performance. Own the performance cycle - goals, mid-year and year-end reviews, the platform, and supporting managers through development and improvement conversations.
  • Employee relations & culture. Be the confidential first point of contact; handle grievances, disciplinaries and conflict to correct process; support wellbeing; and run company all-hands.
  • HR compliance & policy (UK & Spain). Maintain the handbook and policies; ensure employment-law, pay-transparency and GDPR compliance across both jurisdictions, coordinating with external advisors on Spanish matters; and keep the Notion HR hub and SharePoint current.
  • Compensation & benefits. Administer benefits, pensions and the salary-review cycle, and support benchmarking. Pay decisions rest with the Head of Business Operations and CEO.
  • Payroll (people side). Own the people-data inputs that drive payroll - starters, leavers, changes, pay-affecting leave - check the run, and field pay queries. Finance owns processing and execution.
  • People data & reporting. Maintain the HRIS, oversee leave and sickness records, and report headcount, attrition and people metrics to leadership.
  • London office & health and safety. Run the Paddington office and keep UK health and safety compliance current, coordinating equivalent Spanish obligations via an external provider as Madrid grows.

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  • Substantial generalist HR experience, ideally with multi-jurisdiction or international exposure.
  • Confident owning the full employee lifecycle independently.
  • Strong UK employment-law knowledge, and comfortable coordinating external advisers on Spanish matters.
  • Experienced in performance management and employee relations, handling sensitive matters discreetly and correctly.
  • Calm, approachable and trustworthy, with sound judgement on people data and confidentiality.
  • Highly organised, balancing day-to-day delivery with building solid foundations. Fluent in English.

Nice to Have

  • CIPD qualification; Spanish language or experience of Spanish employment practices.
  • Startup / scale-up / international background.
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Skills

HR Management
Recruitment
Onboarding
Performance Management
Employee Relations
Compliance
Policy Development
Compensation
Benefits Administration
Payroll
Data Reporting
Health and Safety
Organizational Skills
Judgment
Confidentiality
Spanish Employment Law

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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