Human Resources Intern
🚀 WE ARE HIRING! EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR HR PROFESSIONALS 🚀
Are you a data-savvy HR graduate looking to kickstart your career with hands-on corporate experience? We are looking for a dynamic HR Intern to join our team in Bangalore!
If you love numbers, people, and operations, this role is for you.
📌 Role Overview
Position: HR Intern
Location: Bangalore (Must be ready to travel to Chennai as required)
Duration: 1-Year Contract (Renewable based on performance)
Compensation: ₹2.0 - ₹4.0 LPA (Depending on experience)
Education: MBA in HR
🛠 What We Are Looking For:
Must-Haves:
📊 Power BI Knowledge (Ability to build dashboards and analyze HR data)
📈 Advanced Excel Skills (VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, data management)
🕒 Time Office & Timesheet Management
🌴 Leave Management operational knowledge
🗣 Excellent Communication Skills (Written and Verbal)
Good-to-Have:
🏭 Prior internship or work experience in the Manufacturing Industry is a huge plus!
💼 Why Join Us?
This isn't just a coffee-fetching internship. You will gain deep, end-to-end operational experience in HR analytics, time office management, and core HR operations that will set a solid foundation for your career.
📩 How to Apply:
If you fit the bill or know someone who does, drop your updated CV at [contact shared on WhatsApp] with the subject line "Application for HR Intern - Bangalore" or DM me directly!
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