Join MongoDB's HR Shared Services team in Gurugram, supporting employee lifecycle processes across the Americas region.
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In the role of Associate in HR Shared Services at MongoDB, the individual will manage various employee lifecycle processes, including payroll, benefits administration, and onboarding tasks. Candidates should have over three years of experience in HR operations, with a strong focus on detail and process adherence, and be comfortable using ticketing tools. This position is ideal for self-starters who can work independently in a dynamic environment, contributing to a team that supports a diverse range of HR functions across the Americas.
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The Americas HR Shared Services team comprises four members, including the team lead, and supports operations across 4 countries in the Americas region. The team manages end-to-end employee lifecycle processes, covering activities across the hire-to-retire spectrum.
Key responsibilities include payroll inputs, benefits enrolment and cancellations, reporting and reconciliations, administration of meal vouchers and transport reimbursements, handling tax-related files, and managing ad hoc documentation such as employment and visa letters. The team also supports background checks for interns, contractors, and new hires, along with onboarding, probation management, and offboarding processes.
We are looking to speak to candidates who are based in Gurugram for our hybrid working model.
With offices worldwide and over 67,000 customers, including AI-native startups and approximately 75% of the Fortune 100, relying on MongoDB for their most important applications, we’re powering the next era of software.
MongoDB is an equal opportunities employer.
Req ID: 3273537539
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