Global Markets HR Graduate

We are looking for a motivated HR Graduate to join our Global Markets Human Resources team. Based in our London office, you will work closely with the Global HR Director (HRD) and her team, acting as a operational partner with a hands‐on, generalist role that will expose you to diverse HR functions. After demonstrating strong performance over your first year, you will have the opportunity to take on an international assignment, gaining exposure across our worldwide network.

Support to the Global HR Director & Team

Provide day‐to‐day administrative and operational support to the Global HRD and her team.

Coordinate diaries, meetings, and travel arrangements for the HRD and senior HR colleagues.

Prepare presentations, reports, and briefing documents for meetings.

Act as a first point of contact for HR queries

Support the preparation and follow‐up of team meetings, including minute‐taking and tracking of actions.

Recruitment & Onboarding

Assist with recruitment coordination: posting vacancies, scheduling interviews, liaising with candidates and hiring managers.

Coordinate new joiner onboarding processes, ensuring a smooth and welcoming experience for all new hires globally.

Learning, Development & Engagement

Coordinate the logistics of learning and development programmes, including scheduling, communications, and vendor liaison.

Support employee engagement initiatives and wellbeing activit

Assist in the coordination of the annual performance review and talent review cycle, including communications, system management, and tracking completion.

Global HR Projects

Support the delivery of global HR projects and initiatives as directed by the HRD.

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Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year
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