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People Manager (£60k-£65k) at Chip Financial Ltd

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Job Title
People Manager
Salary
£60k-£65k
Company Description
Chip Financial Ltd is a fast-growing, FCA-regulated London fintech with a team of 150 people and over 300,000 active users. Headquartered in Shoreditch, they are on a mission to simplify saving, investing, and pensions for everyone through an innovative, high-performance wealth management platform.
Job Description
As People Manager at Chip Financial Ltd, you will strengthen and mature the operational People foundations for a scaling fintech. This is a hands-on, commercially-minded generalist role focusing on the employee lifecycle, complex relations, and regulatory compliance. You will partner with senior leadership to build a capable, high-performing manager community.
Location
London, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- Shape the operational foundations of a high-growth fintech with 300,000+ active users and a strong momentum in the UK wealth space.
- Join an FCA-regulated business where you will lead complex, high-stakes People operations that directly impact how the business scales and manages risk.
- Enjoy a structured yet balanced workweek in Shoreditch with unique perks including a 4:00 PM Friday finish and a £30 monthly fitness benefit.
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What You Will Do
- Own the end-to-end People lifecycle, from improving onboarding experiences to independently managing complex employee relations cases, disciplinaries, and grievances.
- Provide pragmatic, employment-law-grounded guidance to senior leadership on organizational changes, performance concerns, and people-related risks in a regulated environment.
- Coach and develop the People team while implementing AI-enabled tools and automation to improve efficiency and maintain high operational quality across all policies.
The ideal candidate
- Brings 10-15 years of HR generalist experience, specifically within financial services or another regulated industry where the bar for compliance is high.
- Holds a CIPD qualification and demonstrates expert-level knowledge of UK employment law with a track record of managing complex ER cases start-to-finish.
- Possesses a commercially-focused, resilient mindset with the ability to make confident judgement calls in ambiguous, high-growth situations while building trust with senior stakeholders.
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