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At Sodexo, we believe in creating a better everyday for everyone. We are seeking for a highly driven and analytical Performance Director & PMO to join our Continental Europe Supply Management organization. This is a key leadership role where you will combine strategic performance management, portfolio governance, and executive support to drive value creation across the region. Reporting directly to the Head of Supply Management Continental Europe, you will act as a trusted advisor and strategic partner, helping to shape priorities, ensure execution excellence, and strengthen performance visibility across multiple countries. You will work at the center of Supply Management, Finance, and Business Leadership, providing the insights, governance, and structure needed to deliver sustainable business results. The role can be based in one of the Continental Europe regions: Sweden, Spain, Poland, or Belgium.About the role As Performance Director & PMO, you will be responsible for driving transparency, accountability, and performance across the Continental Europe Supply Management organization. You will lead the performance management agenda while establishing a structured PMO approach that ensures strategic initiatives and transformation programs are prioritized, governed, and successfully delivered. The role offers a unique opportunity to influence senior stakeholders across countries and functions while supporting strategic decision-making at both regional and global levels. Your main responsibilities Drive performance and value creation Own and further develop regional performance reporting, including savings, spend, KPIs, forecasts, and business reviews Provide data-driven insights that support strategic and operational decision-making Strengthen performance visibility and transparency across Continental Europe Challenge assumptions and results through fact-based analysis Support budgeting, forecasting, and quarterly business reviews Ensure alignment with global performance standards and methodologies Translate complex data into clear and actionable business recommendations Lead the PMO and project portfolio Establish and continuously improve the PMO framework for Supply Management Coordinate a portfolio of strategic, operational, and transformation initiatives Drive prioritization, planning, governance, and risk management Monitor delivery against objectives, timelines, budgets, and expected benefits Ensure consistent project management standards and ways of working across the region Partner with senior leadership Act as a trusted advisor and strategic right hand to the Head of Supply Management Continental Europe Prepare, structure, and follow up on key leadership meetings and strategic reviews Track priorities, commitments, and actions across the organization Support business cases, strategic projects, and executive decision-making Build strong stakeholder relationships Partner closely with Supply Management and Finance leaders across Continental Europe Collaborate with Global Supply Management Finance to ensure alignment with governance frameworks and financial standards Support knowledge-sharing and best-practice development across the international Supply Management community Communicate effectively with senior leaders and stakeholders in multiple countries What you'll bring To succeed in this role, you combine strong business acumen with exceptional analytical capabilities and a structured approach to execution. We believe you have: Extensive experience within Supply Management, Procurement, Supply Chain, Finance, Consulting, or a related field Experience from large international and matrix organizations A strong background in performance management, business analytics, PMO, or strategic leadership support roles Proven success in leading complex cross-functional and multi-country initiatives Strong financial understanding, including savings methodologies, procurement economics, and total cost of ownership concepts Advanced Excel capabilities and experience working with complex datasets Hands-on experience with Power BI or similar business intelligence tools Strong project and portfolio management skills Experience creating executive-level presentations and decision material Excellent communication skills in English Fluency in Swedish, French, German and/or Spanish is considered an asset Experience from management consulting or consulting-like environments is highly valued. Who you are As a person, you are structured, analytical, and proactive. You enjoy working in complex environments and are comfortable navigating ambiguity while maintaining focus on results. You are also: A strategic thinker who can connect details with the bigger picture A trusted and credible business partner Solution-oriented, resilient, and self-driven Comfortable challenging perspectives through data and facts Skilled at building relationships across cultures and organizational levels Passionate about continuous improvement and value creation Why join Sodexo? At Sodexo, you'll become part of a global organization where collaboration, development, and innovation are at the core of what we do. You will have the opportunity to work with senior leaders across Continental Europe, influence strategic decisions, and drive initiatives that deliver meaningful business impact. Join us and help shape the future of Supply Management across Continental Europe. Additional information: The position is full-time, with a start date to be agreed upon. We offer a hybrid working model, allowing you to combine work from one of our European offices with remote work. Questions regarding the position and the recruitment process should be directed to Erik Gund, Talent Acquisition Specialist, at erik.gund@sodexo.com. We look forward to receiving your application as soon as possible, but no later than August 16. Please note that we only accept applications submitted through our recruitment system. For this position, we will conduct a background check on the final candidate in cooperation with an external provider. The final candidate will be informed and asked to provide consent before the background check is carried out. All employees at Sodexo are also required to complete an identity verification process before employment begins.

About us Ingrid was born out of a simple belief: the energy transition must move faster and work smarter. We're pioneers at the forefront of the global energy transition — pushing boundaries, turning bold ideas into reality, and solving the problems that matter most. The INtelligent GRID of tomorrow needs to absorb and release more power. We develop, build and operate high-performance batteries — the lungs of modern energy infrastructure — enabling a more flexible and resilient energy supply across Europe. With 500 MW already deployed across the Nordics and rapid expansion into continental Europe, we manage, optimize and trade both our own assets and those of third parties through our sophisticated tech platform, making every battery — and the entire grid — stronger. About the Role Do you have proven asset management experience in renewable energy — preferably BESS — and a strong data-driven mindset? We’re looking for a BESS Asset Manager to help develop and run scalable processes across our growing portfolio of grid scale battery energy storage systems. This role sits at the interface between technical performance management and data-driven analytics. You will own O&M and service agreement relationships while building deep know-how about BESS performance — tracking, analyzing and continuously improving how our assets operate across the portfolio. You will report directly to the Head of Asset Management and play a key role in scaling one of Europe’s leading BESS portfolios. Expect occasional travel within Sweden and the Nordics for site visits. Key responsibilities Data-Driven Asset Management Build our data-driven asset management capabilities. Develop and implement best-practice, futureproof processes for technical and commercial monitoring, performance optimization, benchmarking and reporting across the current and future fleet. Identify underperformance and improvement opportunities through data insights. Collaborate with internal tech and engineering teams to integrate new data sources and analytical tools, enhancing predictive maintenance and performance optimization. Drive long-term digitalization and automation of the AM function. Commercial Performance & Financial Oversight Track and report on revenue generation, cost drivers and P&L performance across assets. Collaborate with the trading and optimisation team to ensure optimal conditions and consistent information exchange for asset optimisation, linking technical performance to commercial outcomes. Scalable Processes & Reporting Design, document and continuously improve repeatable processes, templates and routines (e.g. incident handling, RCA, change management, supplier follow-up) so that O&M and contract management can scale across multiple sites and countries. Regularly prepare and present clear, data driven performance reports on contract performance, asset health and key risks for Ingrid’s management team and co-investors. Work cross-functionally to ensure knowledge from the operational phase flows into the broader organisation. Your Profile We are looking for someone with 5+ years of relevant experience in asset management, operations, performance engineering or commercial analytics within the energy or infrastructure sector. Proven experience with grid-connected assets — ideally BESS or renewables (wind/solar) — is essential. Experience commissioning and transitioning assets from construction to operations is highly valuable, as is familiarity with European power markets and ancillary services. Next step We’ll make selections on an ongoing basis and finalize the recruitment as soon as we’ve found the perfect match. Your application can be sent to lina.dobrzynski@ingridcapacity.com We look forward to hearing from you! /Team Ingrid

Job Description The Senior Engineering Manager (EM) is accountable for the engineering strategy, technical execution, delivery quality, operational excellence, and staff responsible for the software engineers for the Customer Acquisition and Partners products. The role partners closely with Product Managers, Architects, Business Stakeholders, and external partners to deliver scalable, secure, and resilient integrations that connect SAP ecosystems, supply chain platforms, enterprise applications, APIs, and cloud services across H&M's global landscape. The EM combines deep technical expertise with strong leadership capabilities, driving technology decisions, engineering excellence, talent development, and business outcomes while leading high-performing engineering teams. WHAT YOU WILL DO Engineering Leadership & Delivery Lead end-to-end engineering delivery across the ESCI domain, defining technology roadmaps, driving architecture modernization, and ensuring scalable, secure, resilient cloud-native solutions aligned with enterprise standards. Partner with Product Managers and stakeholders to balance business priorities, innovation, platform engineering, automation, AI-assisted development, technical debt reduction, and operational excellence. Operational Excellence Establish and drive engineering excellence through CI/CD, DevOps, DevSecOps, SRE, observability, and continuous improvement practices to enhance delivery quality, reliability, and efficiency. Own service performance and operational resilience by monitoring KPIs, DORA metrics, SLAs/SLOs, leading incident and risk management, and ensuring compliance with security, privacy, regulatory, and governance standards. People Leadership Build, lead, and develop high-performing engineering teams through effective recruitment, workforce planning, performance management, coaching, and succession planning. Foster an inclusive, collaborative, and accountable culture while mentoring technical leaders and senior engineers to strengthen both technical excellence and leadership capabilities. Vendor & Financial Management Manage vendor partnerships, budgets, workforce strategy, and sourcing decisions while driving cost optimization, service excellence, and technology investments aligned with business priorities and total cost of ownership. Stakeholder Management Partner with Product, Architecture, Supply Chain, Security, Platform teams, and external partners to drive alignment, collaboration, and successful delivery across global teams. Communicate technology strategy, delivery progress, risks, and investment decisions effectively to both technical and business stakeholders, ensuring transparency and informed decision-making. WHO YOU ARE 12+ years of software engineering experience. 5+ years leading engineering teams in a product-oriented or enterprise environment. Proven experience delivering large-scale enterprise platforms and integration solutions. Strong experience leading geographically distributed teams and external partners. Technical Expertise Strong expertise in C#/.NET, ASP.NET Core, microservices, distributed systems, and event-driven architectures. Solid understanding of enterprise integration, API-first design, cloud-native architecture, and modern software engineering practices. Hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Infrastructure as Code, and platform engineering. SAP & Enterprise Integration Experience integrating SAP ECC and/or S/4HANA environments. Understanding of enterprise integration landscapes, including APIs, messaging, and supply chain-related systems. Engineering Excellence Experience with CI/CD, DevOps, DevSecOps, cloud security, observability, reliability engineering, and operational excellence. Ability to manage technical debt, platform resilience, and engineering performance metrics. Stakeholder & Business Leadership Strong stakeholder management, communication, and influencing skills across technology and business functions. Experience in vendor management, technology investment decisions, and talent development. NICE TO HAVE Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or a related field. Experience within Retail, Supply Chain, Logistics, or Enterprise Technology domains. Knowledge of procurement, inventory, fulfilment, or logistics processes. Experience with Azure Data Factory, data integration platforms, or AI-assisted engineering tools. Relevant Azure, SAP, Kubernetes, or Architecture certifications. WHO WE ARE H&M Group is a global company of strong fashion brands and ventures. Our goal is to prove that there is no compromise between exceptional design, affordable prices, and sustainable solutions. We want to liberate fashion for the many, and our customers are at the heart of every decision we make. WHY YOU'LL LOVE WORKING HERE Staff Discount Card across H&M Group brands H&M Incentive Program (HIP) Competitive Pension & Benefits Global Career Development Opportunities Inclusive and Collaborative Culture Opportunity to shape enterprise-scale platforms that power H&M's global business JOIN US Our uniqueness comes from a combination of many things – our inclusive and collaborative culture, our strong values, and opportunities for growth. But most of all, it’s our people who make us who we are. This is a full-time permanent position, starting as soon as possible according to the agreement. The role is a hybrid position, based in our office in Stockholm, Sweden. Apply by sending in your CV in English as soon as possible. Due to data policies, we only accept applications through the career page. Take the next step in your career together with us. The journey starts here. We are eager to meet you! *We are committed to a recruitment process that is fair, equitable, and based on competency. We therefore kindly ask you to not attach a cover letter in your application.

The opportunity As our Manager for HVDC Management & Line Administration in Sweden, you will lead the function that enables smooth and efficient administrative support across the organization. You will take responsibility for a well‑established team with broad competence, working closely with managers, project organizations and support functions throughout HVDC. This role calls for a leader with both empathy and clarity—someone experienced, courageous and able to build trust and respect while guiding the team toward a shared direction, strong collaboration, and a clear team identity. The role combines people leadership, operational excellence and strategic development in a highly dynamic and international environment. In short, this is an exciting opportunity where you will collaborate across departments and teams at Hitachi Energy—both locally and globally—while shaping how administrative support enables our business. How you’ll make an impact Lead, develop and engage a team of around 20 people, including performance management, development dialogues and succession planning. Set direction and build structure for how administrative support is delivered across HVDC, balancing standardization with flexibility to meet different needs. Plan, prioritize and coordinate resources to ensure high service levels, quality and efficiency in daily operations. Coach and support your team in their professional and personal development, fostering ownership, collaboration and continuous improvement. Partner closely with managers and other stakeholders to create conditions for effective and streamlined ways of working. Drive and contribute to strategic initiatives - locally and globally - focused on improving ways of working, employee experience and customer value. Ensure the function evolves in line with organizational growth, business priorities and HVDC’s transformation initiatives. Your background Experience as a people manager and a strong interest in team management and development Experience from administrative, coordination or support functions, with strong process orientation and the ability to work both hands‑on and strategically. As a leader, you are inspirational, authentic, inclusive and empowering, with the ability to build trust and commitment in large teams. Good communication skills and the wish to work in a dynamic and multicultural environment. You are a curious person with the drive to challenge yourself and the organization for continuous development. Fluency in Swedish & English is required. What we offer Collective agreement. Flexible working time. Health care and wellness allowance. Fantastic career possibilities within Hitachi Energy both within Sweden and globally. Mentor to support you throughout onboard phase. Various trainings and education supporting employee development.​ Diversified company with over 70+ nationalities working in Sweden. Supplementary compensation for parental leave. Employee Benefit Portal with thousands of discounts and perks. More about us The role is based in Ludvika, Sweden, and requires frequent presence at the office. Applications will be screened on an ongoing basis, so we encourage you to apply today! Hiring Manager Thomas Krysen, thomas.krysen@hitachienergy.com will answer your questions about the position. Any other questions can be directed to Talent Acquisition Partner Nicole Bergman, nicole.bergman@hitachienergy.com Union representatives – Sveriges Ingenjörer: Mikael Hjort, +46 107-38 29 86; Unionen: Fredrik Holmgren, +46 107-38 21 85; Ledarna: Frank Hollstedt, +46 107-38 70 43

Thermo Fisher Scientific is looking for an experienced clinical project management leader to oversee complex, international clinical research projects. You may work as a Project Lead, provide strategic project oversight, manage and develop colleagues, or combine elements of these responsibilities according to business needs. You will be accountable for delivering projects to agreed standards of quality, time and cost while maintaining strong relationships with customers and cross-functional teams. Our Mission is to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. In this role, your leadership will help customers progress promising medicines through clinical development and bring potentially life-changing therapies to patients. Main responsibilities You will: Lead complex clinical projects involving multiple services, countries or regions. Act as the principal contact for customers and manage expectations throughout the project. Take responsibility for project quality, timelines, budgets, forecasts and resources. Identify and manage risks, issues and changes to project scope. Lead and motivate international, cross-functional project teams. Ensure projects comply with company procedures, regulatory requirements and ICH-GCP standards. Support proposal development, customer strategy and business growth opportunities. Coach and develop project leaders and other colleagues. Where applicable, manage employees, including recruitment, objective setting, performance management and career development. Build trusted relationships with senior customers, internal leaders and key stakeholders. Skills and experience You should have: A bachelor’s degree, relevant vocational qualification or equivalent practical experience. Experience comparable to at least 10 years in clinical development, clinical research or a related field. At least five years of management or significant leadership responsibility. Strong knowledge of clinical development and relevant regulatory requirements. Expert understanding of cross-functional project management, including time, quality and cost. Experience managing budgets, forecasts, resources and contractual changes. Excellent communication, presentation, negotiation and relationship-building skills. The ability to lead, coach and motivate international teams. Strong judgement, problem-solving and strategic thinking skills. Confidence working in complex, changing or ambiguous situations. Competence using Microsoft Office and relevant clinical project management systems. A combination of suitable education, training and directly related experience may also be considered. Working environment This is a permanent, remote role based in Sweden. The position may also involve occasional work in office, laboratory or clinical environments, depending on project requirements. Why join Thermo Fisher Scientific? You will have the opportunity to lead important work, develop global talent and build a career with meaningful impact.

Do you thrive on turning business strategy into actionable financial insights that drive performance and growth? This is a pivotal opportunity to shape financial direction and influence key decisions across a global organization. Why Sandvik? At Sandvik Mining, you’re part of a global leader where finance plays a central role in shaping strategy and long-term success. This is a chance to work closely with senior leadership while contributing to transformation and innovation. Influence strategic decisions at the highest level of the business Collaborate across a global organization with diverse teams and perspectives Drive transformation initiatives that create lasting value About the job As Director of BA Mining Business Control, you lead the global Business Control organization and act as a strategic partner to senior leadership. You ensure high-quality financial performance management, planning, and analysis while translating strategy into clear, actionable insights that support profitable growth and operational excellence. You’re part of the Sandvik Mining Finance Leadership Team and report to the BA Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Job responsibilities Lead the global Business Control function, driving best-in-class planning, forecasting, reporting, and performance management Provide in-depth analysis of financial performance, including profitability, cash flow, and capital efficiency Act as a trusted advisor to senior leadership on strategic and operational decisions Own and continuously improve budgeting, strategic planning, and forecasting processes Strengthen governance, transparency, and consistency in financial reporting across the organization Drive finance transformation through digital tools, data analytics, and continuous improvement initiatives Lead, coach, and develop the global Business Control team, fostering a high-performing, collaborative, and business-oriented culture that builds capabilities and drives sustainable results Location This position is based at Word Trade Center in Stockholm. Your profile You bring extensive experience from senior finance leadership roles within a global, industrial environment. With a strong business mindset, you’ve worked closely with executive teams and influenced strategic decisions in complex organizations. Your background includes: A Master’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field Extensive leadership experience in business control, FP&A, or finance within a global organization Strong expertise in financial planning, forecasting, and performance analysis Experience working with complex international and matrix organizations Solid understanding of financial governance principles and systems, including ERP and business intelligence tools You’re a collaborative and confident leader who builds trust across functions and geographies. With strong communication skills and a strategic mindset, you navigate complexity with ease while challenging assumptions constructively. A focus on integrity, accountability, and continuous improvement defines how you lead and inspire others. Our culture At Sandvik, we’re tech driven, innovative and entrepreneurial. We believe that success is a team effort so we value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive culture where people can be themselves and reach their full potential. We invest in supporting each other, learning together and celebrating our differences. Visit our stories hub, LinkedIn or Facebook to get to know us further. Contact information For further information about this position, please contact: James Crilley, Executive Talent Acquisition Expert, james.crilley@sandvik.com. We’ve already decided on what advertising channels and marketing campaigns we wish to use and respectfully decline any additional contacts. Hiring Manager Christian Morandini, BA CFO. Union contacts – Sweden Olle Hansson, Ledarna, +46 (0)70 650 57 43 Ulf Engborg, Unionen, +46 70 2021 48 30 Fredrik Andersson, AKAF/SI, +46 70 266 78 50 How to apply Send your application no later than July 19, 2026. Click apply and include your resume and cover letter in English. Please note that we don’t accept applications by e-mail. Job ID: R0094585. Our recruitment process is open and fair – we welcome all applicants and evaluate every unique application in line with the specified requirements profile, to find the best match for the position. To learn more about our recruitment process, please visit our career site or contact HR Services at hrservices.sweden@sandvik.com. Business area Mining is a global leading supplier of equipment and tools, parts, service, digital solutions and sustainability-driving technologies for the mining and construction industries. Applications include rock drilling, rock cutting, loading and hauling, tunneling and quarrying. In 2025, sales were approximately SEK 63 billion with about 18,400 employees.

Vill du vara med och göra verklig skillnad i en verksamhet där människor, ledarskap och affären går hand i hand? Nu söker vi en Senior HR Business Partner till ett spännande konsultuppdrag i Västerås. 💼Om uppdraget Som Senior HR Business Partner blir du en strategisk och operativ partner till verksamhetens chefer. Du arbetar nära ledningen för att utveckla organisation, ledarskap och medarbetare, samtidigt som du säkerställer att HR-processer och initiativ skapar affärsvärde. Du kommer att stötta chefer i hela medarbetarresan från kompetensförsörjning och utveckling till prestation, förändringsledning och arbetsrättsliga frågor. Dina huvudsakliga ansvarsområden 🤝 Vara ett strategiskt och operativt HR-stöd till chefer och ledare. 👥 Stötta inom kompetensplanering, rekrytering och talent management. 📈 Driva och utveckla processer inom performance management och medarbetarutveckling. 🌱 Bidra till ett starkt ledarskap och en positiv företagskultur. 🔄 Vara ett stöd vid organisationsförändringar och förändringsarbete. 📋 Säkerställa att HR-arbetet följer gällande lagstiftning och interna riktlinjer. 🎯 Vi söker dig som Har flera års erfarenhet som HR Business Partner eller i en liknande senior HR-roll. Har bred kompetens inom operativt och strategiskt HR-arbete. Är van att coacha och stötta chefer på olika nivåer. Har god kunskap inom arbetsrätt, kompetensutveckling och prestationsledning. Är kommunikativ, affärsorienterad och har ett konsultativt arbetssätt. Trivs i en miljö där du får kombinera strategiskt tänkande med operativt genomförande. 📍Praktisk information Placeringsort: Västerås Uppdragsperiod: 1 september 2026 – 30 juni 2027 🌟Låter detta som nästa steg i din HR-karriär? Vi ser fram emot att höra från dig och berätta mer om uppdraget! Sway Sourcing är en innovativ rekryteringspartner som specialiserar sig på att matcha rätt talang med rätt företag – snabbt och effektivt. Vårt huvudfokus ligger inom Ekonomi, Administration, HR, Marknad och IT, men vi har även den breda expertis och flexibilitet som krävs för att leverera skräddarsydda rekryteringslösningar inom alla branscher. Trots att vi är en relativt ny aktör har vi redan byggt förtroende hos många av Sveriges största företag och arbetar både nationellt och internationellt. Med baser i Sverige och Spanien erbjuder vi en unik kombination av lokal expertis och global räckvidd. Vårt starka nätverk och djupa branschinsikter gör oss till en självklar partner för företag som vill ligga steget före i sin rekrytering.

The opportunity We're currently looking for a Group Category Manager – Digital. Someone to join our Procurement team in order to drive category strategies, optimize supplier performance, and create sustainable business value across Polestar's digital procurement landscape. Someone with a passion for business transformation, an interest in technology and digital services, and a desire to challenge the status quo to deliver measurable results. As a Group Category Manager for Digital, you'll lead a team responsible for specific categories of indirect goods and services. You will guide the team through strategic opportunity assessments, category planning, and competitive sourcing activities, while driving fact-based procurement initiatives through spend analysis, contract management, and supplier market exploration. You will play a crucial role in implementing category strategies that deliver sustainable value, enhance supplier performance, and support Polestar's long-term business objectives. This position is located in Polestar HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual time to focus are needed. The responsibilities In this role, you'll be expected to lead the Digital category and drive procurement performance with clear financial and operational impact. Working as a member of the Procurement organization, you'll be instrumental in developing category strategies, influencing stakeholders, and creating sustainable business value. See below for a more thorough breakdown of the various tasks and areas you'll be responsible for: * Develop and execute category roadmaps and sourcing strategies that link procurement initiatives to financial outcomes, operational excellence, and business objectives. * Drive category performance through cost optimization, supplier performance management, value creation initiatives, and strategic negotiations with suppliers. * Build strong relationships with stakeholders across the business, challenge existing ways of working, and align internal and external partners around common goals. * Lead, coach, and develop a team of procurement professionals while contributing to the ongoing transformation of Procurement into a strategic value business partner. * Provide insights and recommendations to senior leadership, while building and maintaining strategic networks with suppliers, Geely Group, and Volvo Cars to drive synergies and business value. The ideal candidate In order to succeed in this role, and at Polestar in general, there are a few characteristics you'll need to have. Tenacity. Flexibility. Curiosity. The ability to take initiative, influence stakeholders, and navigate complex business environments. You are a strategic thinker with strong leadership capabilities and the courage to challenge business needs and established ways of working when necessary. You thrive in change, communicate effectively at all levels, and are driven by delivering measurable business results through collaboration and data-driven decision-making. In addition, you'll need the following qualifications: * University degree, preferably a Master's degree in Business Administration, Industrial Engineering & Management, or a related field, providing a strong foundation for strategic procurement and business decision-making. * 10+ years of relevant professional experience, including at least three years of people leadership experience, enabling you to successfully lead teams and drive organizational results. * Extensive experience in category management, procurement, strategic sourcing, and negotiations within a large enterprise environment. This expertise is essential for driving category performance and supplier value creation. * Strong analytical capabilities, including spend analysis, opportunity assessments, pricing model evaluation, and contract management, supporting fact-based decision-making and strategic planning. * Extensive experience within digital procurement categories, including digital hardware, software licensing, and digital services, combined with experience driving change and implementing strategies in complex organizations. Polestar is an international company, with various backgrounds represented. English, therefore, is the language of written and spoken communication. And though we have a global presence, we maintain the growth-mindset. Change happens often at Polestar. But so does progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment. The process If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. Due to the summer holiday period, our recruitment process is moving at a slower pace, and we may not be able to provide updates in the meantime. We look forward to getting back to you during August.

We enable a smarter, safer world by creating innovative solutions for improving security and business performance. As a network technology company and industry leader, we offer solutions in video surveillance, access control, intercom, and audio systems, enhanced by intelligent analytics applications. With around 6000 committed employees in over 50 countries, we collaborate with partners worldwide. Together, we thrive in our friendly, open, and collaborative culture and inspire each other to think beyond the expected. United by our commitment to inclusion, diversity, and sustainability, we consistently seek to develop our skills and way of working. Are you a hands-on leader with a passion for technology, industrial systems, and people? Do you enjoy building strong engineering teams and driving continuous improvement in a high-tech manufacturing environment? At Axis, you'll lead a team responsible for developing and maintaining the advanced equipment that powers the production of world-leading network video products. We are now looking for a Hardware Manager to join Production Engineering & Technology (PET) at our headquarters in Lund. Who is your future team? You will lead a team of 12 engineers working across mechanical and electronics development, focused on the machines and systems that power Axis production. This includes everything from optical alignment solutions to other advanced manufacturing equipment. The systems you’ll work with often combine motion, control, and precision — motors, sensors, and electrical cabinets are central building blocks. The team uses Creo for mechanical development, Windchill for documentation and E-plan for electrical design. You’ll work closely with software, QA, and industrialization teams, playing an important role in shaping how we develop and improve our production capabilities. As part of the PET management team, you collaborate with managers, product owners, and project leaders to align priorities, drive improvements, and ensure our global manufacturing runs smoothly. What will you do? You’ll lead your team both strategically and operationally, with focus on: • Setting direction, goals, and priorities for the group • Driving continuous improvement in tools, processes, and ways of working • Coaching and developing your team • Resource planning, recruitment, and performance management • Budget responsibility and delivery follow-up • Contributing to the broader PET management agenda Who are we looking for? We’re looking for a structured and pragmatic leader who combines technical curiosity with a genuine interest in developing people. You create clarity, build trust, and know how to engage a team around common goals. At the same time, you are comfortable making decisions, driving change, and challenging established ways of working when needed. You bring a solid technical foundation and know how to create structure and momentum in a team. You likely have: • A degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics, or similar • Several years of experience leading hardware or cross-functional engineering teams • Experience from industrial systems involving electronics, mechanics, and motion • Familiarity with tools such as Creo, PLM systems like Windchill, E-plan or Xpedition, • Strong communication skills in Swedish and English Technical environment Creo, Windchill, E-plan, Xpedition industrial control systems, motors, sensors, and electrical cabinets. What Axis has to offer We are a world leader in network video, where cutting-edge technology meets global impact. Here, you’ll contribute to meaningful projects that shape the future of security and surveillance — developing solutions used worldwide. Axis is a company where technology, innovation, and people development go hand in hand. Decisions are made close to the business, and leaders are trusted to take ownership. As a fast-growing company, we offer exciting career opportunities. You’ll grow professionally through continuous learning, supported by a collaborative team that values creativity, innovation, and work-life balance. Our Lund HQ Campus, including the impressive Grenden building, offers a dynamic environment with spaces crafted to encourage collaboration, whether through informal “fika” chats, formal meetings, or after-hours activities. Check it out: Axis HQ. Your well-being matters to us. We offer a range of benefits, including a company bonus, Friday cake, wellness allowance, health insurance — and even your own Axis bicycle. To learn more about Axis, our innovative products, solutions, and vibrant company culture, explore: Life at Axis blog Engineering at Axis blog Innovation at Axis  Ready to act? Axis is a company realizing the benefits of a diverse workforce. We know that diversity in groups creates a better working environment and promotes creativity, something that is fundamental for our success. We welcome all applications. Information and application For more information about this job-opening, please contact recruitment consultant Tobias Lorentzon at TOBLOR Consulting, phone: +46 735 11 10 60. You apply for this position through TOBLOR’s career site, https://career.toblor.se/, by uploading your CV and personal letter. Don’t hesitate to apply now, even though interviews will be held in August. We are looking forward to seeing your application!

We are looking for a Senior HR Business Partner for a global company in Gothenburg. Start is May 15th, 8 months limited contract to begin with, possibility of extension after that. This role is 100% onsite in Gothenburg. Description of the assignment As a Senior HR Business Partner, you’ll partner with one or more business units and work side-by side with leaders and management teams to deliver proactive, high-impact HR support. You’ll be the trusted advisor who helps leaders make great people decisions — balancing business needs, employee experience, and compliance. This is a role for someone who’s confident in the full HRBP toolbox: salary reviews, performance management, employee relations, union negotiations, and everything in between. The role will be also owning some HR topics such as compensation and benefit process, HR controlling, as we are an agile team. What you’ll do (aka your impact) You’ll play a key role in both strategic and hands-on HR work, including: • Partnering with leaders to drive people agendas that support business goals • Owning and supporting core HR processes like salary review, performance, and talent topics • Leading and advising on employee and labor relations, including union dialogue and negotiations • Acting as a calm, experienced guide through complex matters — always practical, always solution-focused • Contributing to and/or leading initiatives within your specialty areas, such as: Work Environment, Change Management, Labor Law, Labor Relations • Helping us build a strong, consistent manager experience — and a great place to work We’re especially excited about candidates with deep and broad expertise in Swedish labor law and labor relations (this is where you can really shine in the role). Qualifications and skills required for the role • Minimum 5 years of HRBP experience supporting managers, business leaders, and management teams • Strong knowledge of Swedish labor law, with the ability to advise leaders confidently • Documented experience in union negotiations and labor relations • Strong knowledge of Compensation and Benefit in Sweden • Experience working in an international environment • Fluent in written and spoken English Meriterious • Experience from the German market • German language skill Personal attributes • Self-driven, structured, and comfortable navigating ambiguity • Competent on total rewards strategy and establishing processes effectively • A relationship builder who earns trust quickly — with leaders, employees, and union counterparts • Pragmatic and action-oriented, with a “let’s solve it” mindset • Confident switching between strategic work and day-to-day HR priorities • Passionate about building inclusive, diverse, and balanced teams Other The assignment includes travel. This role requires fluency in English and very good Swedish skills. German language skills is an advantage. This is a full-time consultant position in Gothenburg through Incluso. Start is May 15th, 8 months limited contract to begin with, with possibility of extension after that. This role is 100% onsite in Gothenburg. Please submit your CV as soon as possible since we will review the applications on an on-going basis. For more information about this role, please contact Marianne Nilsson recruiter at Incluso.

Sourcing Director EMEA – Troax What does it take to turn a global sourcing strategy into real competitive advantage across diverse markets? This role sits right at that intersection, where strategy meets execution, supplier partnerships, and long-term business impact. Your new team The regional management team in EMEA plays a key role in shaping Troax’s continued growth. Collaboration here is close, pragmatic, and built on trust, whether aligning with manufacturing units, working alongside R&D and quality, or partnering with finance and sustainability. As part of this team, sourcing becomes a true business enabler rather than a support function. About the job The Regional Sourcing Director EMEA leads the execution of the global sourcing strategy across the region, ensuring alignment with long-term business goals while adapting to local market realities. The role bridges global priorities and regional needs, driving performance through people, suppliers, and data. Leading and developing the regional sourcing community is central. A high-performing culture takes shape through clear direction, mentorship, and collaboration. At the same time, strong ownership of supplier performance, sourcing initiatives, and category strategies ensures measurable results. Key areas of responsibility include: Driving and adapting sourcing strategies in line with global direction Leading and developing the regional sourcing team and community Supporting Strategic Sourcing Leads in supplier performance management, contracts, and commercial negotiations Ensuring risk management, supply continuity, and sustainability compliance Delivering KPIs and insights through data-driven decision-making The role also contributes actively to market intelligence, identifying trends and opportunities, and translating them into competitive advantages for the business. Close collaboration with stakeholders across manufacturing, engineering, quality, and finance ensures that sourcing is fully integrated into operations. Location The position is based in the EMEA region, with regular interaction across Troax sites and teams. The role reports to the Regional President EMEA, with a functional connection to the VP Sourcing & Sustainability. Profile A relevant academic background within supply chain, procurement or similar is in place, or equivalent expertise built through hands-on experience. Strong knowledge of strategic sourcing and category management supports confident decision-making, ideally within a manufacturing environment. Experience working with ERP systems, business intelligence tools, and data-driven processes enables effective performance tracking and improvements. A solid understanding of sustainability and its impact on sourcing is also important, alongside excellent proficiency in English. Curiosity drives continuous improvement, and analytical thinking helps turn complex data into clear direction. Collaboration comes naturally, with the ability to build strong relationships across functions and cultures. Communication is clear and confident, making it easy to inspire, align, and influence others. Leading by example feels natural, contributing to a culture of accountability, trust, and high performance. Why Join Troax? A global company with a strong Swedish heritage, where innovation, safety, and people come first. The environment is collaborative and forward-looking, offering the opportunity to shape sourcing strategy and make a real business impact. How to apply If this opportunity sounds right for you, we look forward to hearing from you. We are partnering with Gruffman Recruitment & Consulting in this recruitment process. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible, no later than August 10. For questions about the role, contact Ulrika Gruffman at ulrika@gruffman.nu. Troax is the global leader in mesh panel safety solutions - and we’re passionate about creating safer workplaces around the world. Founded in Sweden and now active in over 40 countries, we help customers protect people, machinery, and property through smart, reliable solutions for machine guarding, warehouse partitioning, and property protection. Our growth continues strong: in 2025, sales totaled approximately €261 million, and we are now about 1,600 employees working together to drive innovation, quality, and customer value. Join a company with a friendly culture, a forward‑thinking mindset, and the ambition to make a real difference. Learn more: www.troax.com

Let us describe the challenge we offer We're currently looking for a Liquidity Manager to join our Treasury Operations & Liquidity Analysis team. In this role, you will be accountable for the overall cash flow health and liquidity position of both the Polestar Group and its individual legal entities. You will serve as the process owner for Group cash flow forecasting and reporting, ensuring transparency, accuracy, and actionable insights to support business decision-making. You will work closely with internal stakeholders and external partners to support liquidity management, cash flow analysis, and financial risk mitigation. This is a role for someone who values structure and accuracy, enjoys working with complex financial flows, and is motivated by improving financial performance through strong cash and liquidity management practices. This position is located at Polestar HQ in Gothenburg, Sweden. What You'll Do The Liquidity Manager owns the end-to-end cash flow forecasting process, including governance, templates, reporting frameworks, and forecast quality. The position drives cash visibility, improves working capital efficiency, minimizes tied-up capital, and leads cross-functional actions to resolve liquidity challenges. Acting as the key partner and escalation point for Polestar Sales Units (PSUs), the Liquidity Manager ensures robust cash flow management practices and supports informed decision-making across the organization. Liquidity & Cash Flow Management * Own and manage the liquidity position of the Polestar Group and all legal entities within the Group. * Ensure sufficient liquidity is available to support operational, strategic, and funding requirements. * Monitor short-, medium-, and long-term cash positions and proactively identify liquidity risks and opportunities. * Drive actions to improve overall cash flow health and resilience across the organization. * Develop and maintain liquidity management frameworks, including funding, cash concentration, and cash optimization strategies. * Define control procedures to secure there is no liquidity issues for the Polestar Group and all legal entities within the Group. * Lead the resolution of complex cash flow issues that require coordination among headquarters functions, business functions, and Polestar Sales Units. * Facilitate cross-functional discussions to identify root causes, remove barriers, and drive accountability. * Ensure timely execution of agreed actions and achievement of targeted outcomes. Cash Flow Forecasting * Own the end-to-end direct cash flow forecasting process across the Group. * Be accountable for the quality, accuracy, consolidation, and timely delivery of Group direct cash flow forecasts. * Define, maintain, and continuously improve forecasting methodologies, templates, timelines, and governance frameworks. * Drive forecast accuracy through standardized processes, variance analysis, and challenge of underlying assumptions. * Partner with FP&A, Controlling, Accounting, Regional CFOs, the Shared Service Center, and other business functions to ensure reliable and actionable forecasts. * Act as the escalation point for Polestar Sales Units (PSUs) on cash flow forecasting-related matters, ensuring timely resolution and alignment. Reporting & Cash Visibility * Own Group cash flow reporting and provide management with transparent and timely visibility of cash positions, forecast performance, and liquidity risks. * Implement and continuously enhance reporting frameworks that provide real-time visibility of cash and liquidity status across the Group. * Develop and maintain dashboards, KPIs, and management reports to support decision-making at both operational and executive levels. * Provide insightful analysis on liquidity trends, forecast deviations, working capital developments, and funding requirements. * Drive continuous improvements in reporting quality, automation, and process efficiency. Capital Efficiency * Drive initiatives to minimize tied-up capital and optimize working capital performance across the Group. * Identify structural performance gaps, develop business cases, define action plans, and coordinate cross-functional execution to achieve targeted KPI improvements. * Track, report, and validate the financial impact of improvement initiatives, ensuring sustainable benefits are embedded into business operations where applicable. * Monitor and report progress against cash flow and liquidity targets. Strategic KPI Improvement Initiatives * Identify opportunities to improve cash flow, liquidity, forecast accuracy, and working capital performance. * Lead and deliver one-time initiatives to drive measurable improvements in key cash flow, and liquidity KPIs. * Analyze performance gaps, define action plans, and coordinate cross-functional stakeholders to ensure successful implementation. * Track, validate, and communicate the impact of initiatives against agreed targets and KPIs. * Challenge existing processes and drive continuous improvement through best practices in cash management and forecasting. * Act as a catalyst for continuous improvement by identifying and delivering targeted actions to address underperforming areas. Who You Are To succeed in this role, and at Polestar in general, you'll need tenacity, flexibility, and curiosity. The ability to take initiative, meet deadlines, and adapt to changing priorities is essential. You are analytical and structured, with a strong understanding of liquidity and cash flow dynamics. You communicate effectively across functions and cultures, challenge the status quo when needed, and enjoy turning financial insights into tangible business actions. In addition, we believe you have these qualifications: * Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field. * 7+ years of experience in Treasury, Liquidity Management, Corporate Finance, Cash Management, FP&A, or related disciplines. * Minimum 5 years of experience within the automotive industry. * Proven experience managing liquidity and cash flow forecasting in a multinational environment with multiple legal entities. * Strong expertise in cash flow forecasting, liquidity management, and working capital optimization. * Experience implementing reporting frameworks, dashboards, and performance management processes. * Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional initiatives and influence stakeholders at all organizational levels. * Experience working with ERP and Treasury Management Systems. * Advanced analytical and financial modeling skills. * Good knowledge of cash pooling structures, in-house banking, FX risk management, and cash management processes is highly desirable. * Familiarity with banking platforms is advantageous. Polestar is an international company, with various backgrounds represented. English is the language of written and spoken communication. While we are global, we maintain a growth mindset. Change happens often at Polestar, but so does progress. Expect an accelerating and exciting environment. The process If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. Due to the summer holiday period, our recruitment process is moving at a slower pace, and we may not be able to provide updates in the meantime. We look forward to getting back to you during August. The Polestar journey is an electric one.

Are you looking for a broad HR role where you can work close to the business, support managers in their everyday challenges, and help build and develop HR within a Nordic organization? If you enjoy variety, taking ownership, and working in an environment where relationships, collaboration, and trust are at the heart of the culture, this could be the opportunity for you. About the company Stokvis Nordics is part of Stokvis Tapes, an international company specializing in advanced tape and bonding solutions for industrial customers. As part of ITW (Illinois Tool Works), one of the world's leading industrial groups, Stokvis combines the stability and resources of a global organization with the culture and agility of a smaller local company. From its Nordic headquarters in Norrköping, Stokvis serves customers across Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Norway, delivering customized solutions to industries such as healthcare, electronics, automotive, and industrial manufacturing. Following a recent Nordic reorganization, Sweden has become the hub for the Nordic business, making this an exciting time to join the company as it continues to strengthen collaboration, develop common ways of working, and support future growth. The Role This is a newly established HR Business Partner role where you will become the go-to HR partner for managers across the Nordic organization, with your primary focus on supporting the business in Sweden. You will work closely with managers throughout the employee lifecycle, providing day-to-day HR support in areas such as recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, talent development, compensation planning, and labor law. You'll also collaborate with the local union and support managers in handling employee-related matters. Beyond the daily HR work, you will play an important role in building and improving HR processes, creating structure, and supporting the implementation of Workday and other HR initiatives. The role offers plenty of variety and the opportunity to influence how HR continues to develop within the Nordic organization. You will report to the Operations Director in Norrköping and work closely with local managers and support functions. You will also collaborate with the global HR organization and colleagues across the Nordic business. Some of your key responsibilities will include: Supporting managers and employees throughout the employee lifecycle Driving recruitment and onboarding activities Advising managers on labor law, employee relations, and union collaboration Developing and improving HR processes, policies, and ways of working Supporting and coordinating annual HR processes in Workday Building strong relationships with managers across the Nordic organization Your Profile You enjoy working close to the business and are motivated by helping managers and employees succeed. You are pragmatic, approachable, and solution-oriented, with the ability to balance structure and flexibility. You are comfortable taking ownership while building trust and strong relationships across the organization. To succeed in this role, you likely bring: A university degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Social Sciences, or a related field At least five years of broad HR experience Experience supporting managers in operational HR matters Good knowledge of Swedish labor law and HR processes Experience across several parts of the employee lifecycle, including recruitment, employee relations, performance management, and talent development Fluency in English, both written and spoken Experience from a manufacturing or industrial environment and experience working with Workday or similar HR systems is considered an advantage. Why Stokvis? At Stokvis, you'll become part of a collaborative and down-to-earth organization where people enjoy working together and making a difference. You'll have the opportunity to take on a broad HR role with plenty of responsibility, work closely with the business, and contribute to the continued development of HR within a growing Nordic organization. Interested? Does this sound like your next challenge? We look forward to hearing from you! Please submit your application no later than August 23. Once the application period has ended, we will begin reviewing applications and will get back to all candidates regarding the next steps in the process. For more information about the position or the recruitment process, please contact Sara Lidmer at sara@idax.se. Stokvis Nordics is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. To support an unbiased and inclusive recruitment process, parts of the recruitment process are anonymized.

Lyten Sweden is seeking experienced supplier quality engineer. In this role you will be responsible for leading supplier quality activities across Lyten’s global supply base—covering cathode active materials (CAM), graphite, copper foil, separator, electrolyte, and mechanical parts—to qualify, develop, and sustain a world-class supplier panel. Working within Lyten’s Supplier Onboarding Management (SOM) and Nonconformity Management (NCM) framework, the role spans the full lifecycle from Potential Supplier Assessment through Safe Launch exit and into ongoing performance management. Based at Lyten’s office in Västerås with frequent travel to the mass-production plant in Skellefteå and to global supplier sites. Reporting to the Senior Manager, Supplier Quality. Key Responsibilities Lead supplier onboarding from nomination through Safe Launch exit: Potential Supplier Assessment (PSA), APQP gate reviews (G0–G5), PPAP/SPAR evaluation, and Run@Rate capacity verification Conduct VDA 6.3 process audits and IATF 16949 / ISO 9001 quality system audits at global supplier sites; manage all findings through to documented, verified closure Own the nonconformity lifecycle: classify incoming nonconformities (CC, SC, Standard), coordinate 24-hour IQC containment, drive 8D problem-solving, evaluate supplier 8D quality, and apply Controlled Shipping Levels (CSL1/CSL2/CSL3) where warranted Monitor and report supplier KPIs (PPM, Cpk/Ppk, OTD, audit score) through structured scorecards and periodic business reviews; escalate negative trends and initiate Supplier Improvement Plans (SIP) where required Review and approve supplier PPAP packages (PSW, PFMEA, Control Plans, MSA, capability studies) to Lyten’s acceptance criteria; issue Part Submission Warrants and maintain PPAP status through the SOM tracker Track Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) in the NCR system and coordinate chargeback recovery with Purchasing Translate customer-specific requirements (CSRs) and Critical/Significant Characteristics (CC/SC) into supplier quality agreements and IQC acceptance criteria Assess and process supplier change requests and deviation requests (CR/DR; evaluate quality risk before any approval is granted Serve as the primary technical liaison between Lyten Production Quality, Procurement, and R&D for all supplier-facing quality topics Author and continuously improve SQE processes, work instructions, and templates Represent Lyten Quality in supplier technical reviews, cross-functional launch meetings, and external audit contexts as required Perform other tasks as assigned by the Senior Manager Supplier Quality Requirements Educational background and previous experience required for the role BSc or MSc degree in Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Physics, or a related engineering discipline Qualifications and Experience ISO 9001 Lead Auditor certification with a minimum of 5 years’ post-certification supplier auditing experience (mandatory) Minimum 5 years’ hands-on Supplier Quality Engineering experience in battery cell, automotive, aerospace, or related precision manufacturing industries Proficiency in AIAG core quality tools: APQP, PPAP, FMEA (AIAG-VDA), MSA, SPC, and 8D structured problem-solving VDA 6.3 Process Auditor (P2/P3) certification or equivalent process audit experience at battery or automotive suppliers; VDA 6.3 certification is a strong advantage Working knowledge of IATF 16949 requirements; IATF 16949 Lead Auditor certification is a plus Solid command of statistical quality methods: process capability (Cpk/Ppk), SPC control charts, and measurement system analysis (MSA/GR&R) Proven track record managing multiple concurrent supplier qualification programmes from nomination through Safe Launch exit and into volume production Specific skills & Knowledge Excellent English written and oral communication skills Strong analytical mindset: able to distil supplier quality data into concise management reporting and actionable corrective-action direction Confident, methodical auditor: experienced at structured interviewing, objective finding documentation, and driving findings to verified closure Commercially aware: understands Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) implications and drives systematic value recovery through the NCM process Highly organized; able to priorities effectively across a global, multi-commodity supplier base under competing deadlines without losing rigor Proactive and self-directed; comfortable working in a scale-up environment where processes are still being defined and refined Effective cross-cultural communicator; builds trust and drives action across diverse supplier organizations, internal functions, and seniority levels Prepared for frequent international travel, including to supplier sites in Europe and Asia and regular visits to Lyten’s production plant in Skellefteå

Are you passionate about people, development, and creating a positive employee experience? Do you want to grow your HR career in a high-tech, international environment where innovation and collaboration are at the heart of everything we do? We are looking for a Junior HR Business Partner to join our HR team at Silex. In this role, you will support managers and employees across a broad range of HR topics while contributing to initiatives that strengthen employee engagement, organizational effectiveness, and business performance. This is an excellent opportunity for someone early in their HR career who wants to gain hands-on experience across the full employee lifecycle and develop into a trusted HR partner. Would you like to know more about Silex and what we do? Read more here. In this role, you will: Support managers in HR-related matters and contribute to the implementation of HR initiatives aligned with business needs and people strategy. Support the HR-function with general administration Assist with performance management processes, including performance reviews, goal-setting activities, and follow-up actions. Support employee relations by responding to employee inquiries, providing guidance on HR policies, and helping maintain a positive and inclusive workplace. Participate in recruitment and onboarding activities to help attract and retain top talent. Contribute to compensation and benefits administration, annual HR cycles, and HR compliance activities. Collect, maintain, and analyze HR data and metrics, providing reports and insights that support informed decision-making and continuous improvement. Team HR The HR team plays a key role in supporting Silex’s continued growth and success. We work closely with leaders and employees across the organization to create an engaging workplace where people can develop, perform, and thrive. As part of a collaborative and supportive team, you will have the opportunity to contribute to both operational HR activities and strategic people initiatives while building a broad HR skill set. We are looking for someone who has: A Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, or a related field. Some experience within HR through work experience, internships, trainee programs, or similar opportunities. Experience of applying collective agreements in a manufacturing or industrial environment, with particular emphasis on blue-collar roles. A basic understanding of HR processes across the employee lifecycle, including recruitment, onboarding, performance management, and employee relations. Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to build trust and collaborate effectively with employees and managers. A structured and service-oriented approach, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. Good analytical skills and an interest in working with HR data, reporting, and continuous improvement. Good knowledge of Microsoft Office applications; experience working with HR systems is considered an advantage. Fluency in English and Swedish, both written and spoken. What we offer you: The chance to work closely with fantastic colleagues. The opportunity to work with the latest technology in MEMS. To be part of a leading company driving technology development in the industry. Strong knowledge exchange with the world's foremost experts in process integration and process development of MEMS. About Silex Silex is the world’s largest and most advanced pure-play MEMS foundry, headquartered in Stockholm. MEMS is present in nearly all modern technology, from personal gadgets to automotive electronics, medical monitoring and testing equipment, and thermal management systems. With a team of expert engineers, operators, technicians, support staff, specialists, and more, Silex brings the ideas and concepts of the industry’s leading MEMS innovators to life. The Silex team brings together talented, curious, visionary, and determined individuals to break new ground in the industry alongside customers, developing the latest process technology within MEMS for global applications. As part of this team, you will work with some of the world’s largest technology giants and innovation leaders in industries such as medicine, life sciences, consumer electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and industrial sectors. Additional Information We have an ongoing recruitment process and therefore encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible. To apply, please attach your CV and answer a few questions. Our process is competency-based and includes a personality and logic test as well as reference checks. Additionally, we will conduct a background check and drug test prior to employment, and as an employer, we perform random alcohol and drug tests for all employees. We look forward to your application and to welcoming you on this exciting journey!

För vår kunds räkning söker vi just nu en HR Business Partner till ett internationellt industribolag i Karlskrona. Uppdraget är på heltid och förväntas starta 2026-06-01 och pågå till och med 2026-11-30, med god möjlighet till förlängning och eventuell överrekrytering. Om uppdraget I rollen som HR Business Partner kommer du att arbeta nära verksamhetens chefer och ledning med både strategiska och operativa HR-frågor. Du blir en viktig partner i arbetet med att omsätta verksamhetens mål till effektiva HR-insatser och bidra till en hållbar och engagerande arbetsplats. Rollen innebär ett brett ansvar inom hela HR-området, där du stöttar chefer i frågor kopplade till bland annat arbetsrätt, arbetsmiljö, rehabilitering, performance management, förändringsledning och kompetensförsörjning. Du kommer även att: Vara rådgivande stöd till chefer i personalrelaterade frågor Hantera facklig samverkan och förhandlingar enligt svensk arbetsrätt Driva och koordinera HR-processer såsom talent management, succession planning och performance management Arbeta med organisationsutveckling och förändringsarbete Delta i och facilitera workshops och utbildningsinsatser Följa upp HR-relaterade KPI:er och analysera personaldata Samarbeta med både lokala och globala HR-funktioner Rollen passar dig som trivs i en verksamhetsnära och självständig HRBP-roll där du får kombinera strategiskt tänkande med operativt arbete. Övrigt: Start: ASAP / 2026-06-01 Slut: 2026-11-30 med möjlighet till förlängning Omfattning: 100 % Bakgrundskontroll: Drogtest och SSG Entré krävs innan uppdragsstart Placering: Karlskrona, minst 3 dagar per vecka på plats. Om dig Vi söker dig som uppfyller nedan obligatoriska krav: Flerårig erfarenhet av arbete som HR Business Partner eller liknande senior HR-roll Gedigen kunskap inom svensk arbetsrätt och facklig samverkan Erfarenhet av att stötta chefer i både strategiska och operativa HR-frågor Erfarenhet av förändringsledning och organisationsutveckling Mycket god kommunikativ förmåga på svenska och engelska Det är meriterande om du även uppfyller följande krav: Erfarenhet från internationella organisationer eller matrisorganisationer Erfarenhet från industri- eller produktionsmiljö Erfarenhet av HR analytics och KPI-uppföljning Erfarenhet av talent management och succession planning Önskade personliga egenskaper: För att lyckas i rollen ser vi att du är trygg, kommunikativ och relationsskapande. Du arbetar självständigt och har förmåga att skapa förtroende hos både chefer, medarbetare och fackliga parter. Vidare är du lösningsorienterad, strukturerad och trivs i en roll där du får kombinera strategiskt arbete med operativt stöd till verksamheten. Ansökan Låter uppdraget intressant? Skicka in din ansökan snarast då urvalsarbetet och intervjuer kommer ske löpande och tjänsten kan komma att tillsättas innan sista ansökningsdag. Du ansöker enkelt genom att skicka in ditt CV samt svara på några frågor. De kandidater som bäst matchar rollen kommer telefonintervjuas och sedan bli kallade till en intervju hos oss på Devotum. Nästa steg är en intervju hos vår kund. Referenstagning är en del av processen. Har du några frågor om uppdraget är du välkommen att höra av dig till ansvarig Konsultchef Vanessa Tummings på 072-897 82 65 eller vanessa.tummings@devotum.se. Känn dig trygg som konsult hos Devotum Som konsult hos Devotum har du möjlighet att välja om du vill fakturera genom ditt eget bolag eller bli direkt anställd hos oss. Som anställd hos Devotum erbjuds du alltid schyssta villkor enligt kollektivavtal (Almega) som bland annat innefattar friskvårdsbidrag, tjänstepension och försäkringar. Hos oss är varje konsult viktig och våra konsultchefer finns alltid till hands för att ge dig den support och vägledning du behöver under hela uppdragsperioden.