Country Manager

Hace 1 día

Mexico city, Mexico Apolis Jornada completa $35,000 - $38,000 Por obra
Country Manager — Mexico
Role Title Country Manager — Mexico
Department Global Delivery Center (GDC) — LATAM Operations
Location Mexico City, Mexico (Onsite)
Employment Type Full-Time
Experience Required Minimum 10 Years (8–15 Years Preferred)

Role Overview
The Country Manager — Mexico is an HR generalist role with operational breadth. This person will manage day-to-day HR, compliance, and people operations in Mexico, working closely with offshore GDC teams who set the strategic direction.

This is a hands-on, execution-focused role. The right candidate is organized, people-oriented, and comfortable working across functions — HR, Finance, Legal, and Operations — in a matrixed environment.
Key Responsibilities
1. Talent Acquisition Support Partner
  • Coordinate with onshore Talent Acquisition teams and local staffing vendors to support hiring needs in Mexico.
  • Manage vendor relationships and ensure hiring pipelines are active and well-maintained.
  • Oversee the end-to-end onboarding process for Mexico-based hires — from offer letter through to Day 1 readiness.
  • Coordinate with TAG and HROps on offer support, induction facilitation, and onboarding paperwork.
  • Ensure all new hires are registered with local authorities (IMSS, SAT) accurately and on time.
2. HR & Employee Relations and Workforce Management
  • Serve as the onsite point of contact for HR, Finance, Legal, and operational matters, working closely with offshore teams.
  • Coordinate with local payroll partners for payroll processing, tax documentation, social security contributions, and statutory deductions.
  • Manage employee benefit vendors — including insurance and food vouchers (vales de despensa).
  • Work with the offshore GDC team to implement and roll out SOPs for Mexico operations.
  • Support governance and compliance controls at the country level.
  • Act as the first point of contact for employee queries, grievances, and workplace concerns.
  • Partner with HR Business Partners to support employee engagement and career development.
  • Manage the end-to-end exit process — exit interviews, full and final settlements, and statutory deregistration.
  • Coordinate with IT for access deactivation and hardware recovery, and with benefit partners for benefits closure.
  • Ensure all exit steps comply with Mexican labor law and Indegene policy.

3. Change Support Partner
  • Support communication and readiness during organizational or operational changes.
  • Flag talent retention risks and coordinate with HR Business Partners on appropriate actions.
  • Assist with learning and development coordination, onboarding curricula, and knowledge transfer cycles.
Desired Profile
The ideal candidate is a solid HR generalist with the maturity to handle multi-functional, operational responsibilities. They are organized, grounded, and people-focused — comfortable working in a matrixed setup where strategic direction is driven by offshore teams. This person is trusted by both leadership and employees, and brings calm and clarity to a fast-moving environment.
Qualifications & Skills
Education
  • Bachelor's degree required; MBA or Master's degree preferred.
  • HR or business qualification is an advantage.
Experience
  • Minimum 10 years of HR experience (8–15 years preferred), with progressive responsibility.
  • Strong core HR background: employee relations, talent management, compensation & benefits, HR operations, and policy execution.
  • Experience in multi-functional or matrixed environments.
  • Prior experience with country-level HR delivery is preferred
  • Familiarity with HR transitions, workforce planning, or operational change is a plus.
Key Skills
  • Organized, thorough, and execution-focused.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills — able to build trust across all levels.
  • Comfortable managing vendors, statutory bodies, and local partners.
  • Able to work independently while staying well-connected to offshore teams.
  • Sound judgment and discretion when handling sensitive matters.
  • Resilient and adaptable in a fast-changing environment.
Language
  • Spanish — native or fluent (required).
  • English — professional working proficiency (required).