HR Generalist

Responsibilities

• Serve as a trusted HR point of contact for employees and leaders, providing guidance on policies, benefits, payroll, and employee relations.
• Support full-cycle HR activities, ensuring compliance with federal and state employment laws and company policies.
• Coordinate recruitment activities, including sourcing, screening, offer letters, and orientation.
• Manage timekeeping, payroll administration, benefits inquiries, and wage verifications.
• Maintain accurate and confidential HR records, including personnel files, training evidence, and organizational charts.
• Partner with regional HR teams to collect and validate data for KPIs, headcount, and compliance tracking.
• Support employee transfers, immigration coordination, and internship administration.

Requirements

• Minimum of 3 years of Human Resources experience.
• Fluency in Spanish is required.
• Strong understanding of U.S. HR, payroll, employment law, and regulatory compliance.
• Ability to work a flexible schedule, including a monthly rotation to support Monday morning start-ups.
• High level of emotional intelligence and the ability to handle sensitive employee situations with discretion.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working in a manufacturing or plant environment.
• Previous experience within the automotive industry.

Benefits

• Opportunity to play a key role in a hands-on manufacturing environment.
• Broad exposure to diverse HR operations including employee relations, compliance, and onboarding.
• Collaborative environment with opportunities to partner with site leadership and regional teams.
• Professional growth through exposure to both local site operations and global HR processes.

About the Company

OPmobility (formerly Plastic Omnium) is a global leader in sustainable and connected mobility. With €11.5 billion in revenue and nearly 38,100 employees across 28 countries, we develop technological solutions in exterior and lighting systems, complex modules, and energy storage technologies to accelerate the automotive energy transition.