Human Resources & Organisation Development Advisor (f/m)

SOS Children’s Villages International is the umbrella organisation for over 130 SOS Children’s Villages associations worldwide. As a non-governmental social development organisation we help children without parental care and families in difficult living conditions through services in care, education and health. The organisation also advocates for children’s rights. 

For the International Office CEE/CIS, Human Resources & Organisation Development Department we are seeking a committed

Mission: 

​Task and Responsibilities: 

• Support Member Associations in all HROD topics along the HR cycle (such as Personnel Planning & Job Design, Recruitment & Selection, Onboarding, Learning, Development & Career Development, Performance Management, Phase-out/ Retirement)
• Monitor and support the implementation of HR standards, policies, and guidelines in SOS Member Associations, including evaluations and audits
• Support in change management and organisation development processes
• Design and facilitate HROD topic related workshops/training
• Contribute to the overall development of HROD in the region including organisational policies and guidelines​
   

Requirements: 

• University degree in Business Administration, Business Law, or Psychology.  
• Advanced knowledge in the field of human resources, organisation development and change management
• Proven track record of minimum 5 years professional HROD experience with international background
• Strong customer service mind-set, with networking abilities 
• Excellent presentation, facilitation, influencing and networking skills 
• Highly self-reflective, strong in self-motivation and self-management 
• Team player with a proactive, solution-oriented mind-set 
• Fluency in spoken and written English
• Willingness to travel up to 30%
   

Our Offer: 

• Versatile and challenging assignment in an international working environment where professional and human competence is in the foreground
• Possibility to make contribution towards the development of MAs in the region