One of Nordic Investin’s partner companies is looking for an UX Researcher, with Nordic Investin leading the recruitment process. You know how to ask a question without quietly designing the answer into the research. The partner wants stronger user evidence across product discovery and continuous improvement. You will plan research that clarifies behaviour, needs and decision context, then help teams use the findings without flattening nuance or overstating certainty. Design is embedded in product and service decisions rather than added after scope is fixed. The team expects evidence, accessibility and implementation constraints to be considered from the beginning and revisited after release. How you will work You will join a multidisciplinary team and move between discovery, design, delivery and learning after launch. The partner expects assumptions to be made visible, prototypes to answer real questions and design decisions to remain understandable when they reach engineering and operations. As a specialist, you will own a defined professional area and be trusted to move work forward independently. You are expected to recognise when a question requires wider expertise, explain recommendations clearly and improve the methods or tools used by colleagues around you. What you will do Develop research plans tied to product and business decisions. Recruit appropriate participants and choose suitable methods. Conduct interviews, observation, concept tests and usability studies. Synthesise evidence into clear themes and implications. Build reusable research knowledge and ethical consent practices. Coach product teams in lightweight research activities. What you will bring Professional qualitative user research experience. Strong interviewing, synthesis and facilitation capability. Ability to distinguish observation from interpretation. Experience working with product and design teams. Sound research ethics and data handling judgement. Professional English and excellent written communication. Experience that would add value Quantitative research or survey design. Research operations and participant panels. Experience with vulnerable or specialised user groups. A background that can succeed here Your route may include psychology, anthropology, design research, market research or product development. The partner values methodological care, but also expects you to make research timely and useful enough to influence decisions before delivery begins. What makes the opportunity interesting You will have access to important product questions and colleagues willing to act on evidence. The role provides room to improve individual studies and the wider research culture around them. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

Nordic Investin has been engaged by a partner company to find a Senior UX Designer. You can turn a complex workflow into an experience that feels obvious without hiding the decisions and constraints underneath it. The partner is developing a digital product used for important and frequent tasks. You will lead interaction design from discovery through delivery, working with users, product managers and engineers to reduce friction and improve confidence in the complete journey. Design is embedded in product and service decisions rather than added after scope is fixed. The team expects evidence, accessibility and implementation constraints to be considered from the beginning and revisited after release. How you will work You will join a multidisciplinary team and move between discovery, design, delivery and learning after launch. The partner expects assumptions to be made visible, prototypes to answer real questions and design decisions to remain understandable when they reach engineering and operations. As a senior colleague, you will own substantial outcomes and help others make stronger decisions. You are expected to recognise risk early, communicate it without drama and move work forward with practical alternatives. Seniority here means broader judgement and follow through, not distance from delivery. What you will do Frame user problems through research and product context. Design flows, information architecture and interaction patterns. Create prototypes at the right level of fidelity. Plan and run usability testing throughout delivery. Collaborate with engineers on feasible, accessible implementation. Use product evidence to refine released experiences. What you will bring Strong UX design experience on complex digital products. A portfolio showing reasoning as well as final interfaces. Advanced prototyping and interaction design skills. Experience conducting or using user research. Practical accessibility knowledge. Professional English and confident cross functional communication. Experience that would add value Business to business or workflow heavy products. Design systems and component libraries. Data visualisation or regulated services. A background that can succeed here You may come from product design, interaction design, service design or an agency with long term product engagements. We are interested in how you handled constraints, changed direction and measured whether the experience improved. What makes the opportunity interesting You will influence both visible interactions and the product decisions behind them. The partner treats UX as a way to reduce risk and create value, not as a final layer applied after scope is fixed. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

On behalf of a partner company, Nordic Investin is looking for a Head of Talent and People Development. You want to build a talent system leaders actually use when making appointments, succession decisions and capability investments. The partner is bringing talent, leadership and learning priorities into one coherent agenda. You will define the approach, lead critical programmes and help senior leaders make sharper decisions about capability, succession and development across the organisation. The partner expects HR leadership to stay close to operational reality while shaping longer term capability. Advice should help leaders act, strengthen organisational trust and remain consistent when pressure or competing priorities increase. How you will work You will work close to leaders and remain visible to the wider organisation. The role requires sound judgement about when to coach, when to challenge and when a formal process must take priority. Commitments should be followed through and difficult messages should remain clear and respectful. This is a leadership role with responsibility for direction, governance and the capability of others. You will create enough structure for teams to move independently while stepping into detail when risk or ambiguity demands it. The partner wants visible ownership without unnecessary hierarchy. What you will do Set strategy for talent, succession and leadership development. Lead enterprise talent reviews and critical role planning. Build practical leadership and specialist development pathways. Create governance for assessment, mobility and development investment. Partner with executives on succession risk and capability gaps. Measure programme impact and improve the portfolio over time. What you will bring Extensive talent management or people development experience. Evidence of designing organisation wide frameworks. Strong executive facilitation and influencing skills. Ability to connect capability decisions with business strategy. Experience leading programmes, partners or a small team. Professional English and clear board level communication. Experience that would add value Assessment methodology and executive development. International mobility or global talent processes. Organisation design or strategic workforce planning. A background that can succeed here You may have developed through learning, talent, HR business partnering or consulting. The successful leader will combine conceptual strength with the discipline to simplify, implement and retire programmes that do not change decisions or behaviour. What makes the opportunity interesting This role offers a genuine platform to shape leadership depth and future capability. You will work with visible sponsorship and questions that matter to the organisation well beyond the next annual cycle. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

Nordic Investin is recruiting an HR Manager Manufacturing on behalf of one of our partner companies. You understand that credible HR in manufacturing is built on presence, consistency and a real grasp of operational pressure. The partner needs an HR manager to support a production site with shift operations, technical competence needs and active employee relations. You will work close to site leadership, managers and unions while contributing to wider business and people priorities. The partner expects HR leadership to stay close to operational reality while shaping longer term capability. Advice should help leaders act, strengthen organisational trust and remain consistent when pressure or competing priorities increase. How you will work You will work close to leaders and remain visible to the wider organisation. The role requires sound judgement about when to coach, when to challenge and when a formal process must take priority. Commitments should be followed through and difficult messages should remain clear and respectful. As a manager, you will balance delivery, professional standards and development of the people around you. The partner expects clear priorities, timely decisions and leadership that remains present when work becomes sensitive or operationally difficult. You will be accountable for both outcomes and the environment used to achieve them. What you will do Lead the site people agenda and annual HR cycle. Coach production managers on leadership and employee matters. Manage complex employee relations and union collaboration. Support workforce planning, skills supply and succession. Lead people workstreams in operational change. Ensure HR routines, documentation and compliance are reliable. What you will bring Senior HR experience in manufacturing or a comparable operational setting. Strong Swedish labour law and union relations knowledge. Ability to manage complex cases independently. Experience supporting organisational and shift related change. Commercial understanding and visible leadership presence. Professional Swedish and English. Experience that would add value Work environment and rehabilitation expertise. Experience across blue collar and white collar populations. Lean manufacturing or continuous improvement exposure. A background that can succeed here Your background may be site HR, industrial relations, operations partnering or a broader HR manager position with substantial production exposure. You know that policies must work on the floor, across shifts and under time pressure. What makes the opportunity interesting The role offers direct connection between people decisions and operational results. You will be a central member of the site leadership dialogue and have the mandate to strengthen both daily practice and long term capability. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

One of Nordic Investin’s partner companies is looking for a People and Culture Manager, with Nordic Investin leading the recruitment process. You can create a strong employee experience without losing sight of performance, accountability and the everyday systems that make culture believable. The partner is building a more coherent people function in a growing organisation. You will lead core HR priorities, develop managers and turn cultural ambitions into concrete practices across recruitment, onboarding, performance, development and communication. The partner expects HR leadership to stay close to operational reality while shaping longer term capability. Advice should help leaders act, strengthen organisational trust and remain consistent when pressure or competing priorities increase. How you will work You will work close to leaders and remain visible to the wider organisation. The role requires sound judgement about when to coach, when to challenge and when a formal process must take priority. Commitments should be followed through and difficult messages should remain clear and respectful. As a manager, you will balance delivery, professional standards and development of the people around you. The partner expects clear priorities, timely decisions and leadership that remains present when work becomes sensitive or operationally difficult. You will be accountable for both outcomes and the environment used to achieve them. What you will do Own the people roadmap and translate it into measurable priorities. Coach leaders on team effectiveness and performance. Improve recruitment, onboarding and employee development. Strengthen engagement listening and action planning. Ensure policies and employee processes are clear and compliant. Build an inclusive culture through consistent leadership practice. What you will bring Broad people management or HR leadership experience. Strong manager coaching and change capability. Experience creating scalable people processes. Understanding of employment practice and employee relations. Ability to combine empathy with clear performance expectations. Professional English and persuasive communication. Experience that would add value Experience in a scale up or rapidly changing organisation. Employer brand and internal communication. HR technology implementation. A background that can succeed here You may come from a modern people function, a generalist HR background or business partnering with broader programme ownership. The partner is looking for substance behind the culture language: clear decisions, useful routines and leaders who understand what is expected. What makes the opportunity interesting This is a role with room to build, simplify and influence. You will shape how people join, develop and lead while helping the organisation preserve what works as it grows. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

Nordic Investin has been engaged by a partner company to find a Senior HR Business Partner. You earn influence by understanding how the business works and knowing when a people issue is really a question of priorities, structure or leadership. The partner is seeking a senior HR business partner for a complex business area experiencing growth and change. You will advise leaders on organisation, capability, performance and workforce risk while ensuring that decisions are translated into disciplined action. The partner expects HR leadership to stay close to operational reality while shaping longer term capability. Advice should help leaders act, strengthen organisational trust and remain consistent when pressure or competing priorities increase. How you will work You will work close to leaders and remain visible to the wider organisation. The role requires sound judgement about when to coach, when to challenge and when a formal process must take priority. Commitments should be followed through and difficult messages should remain clear and respectful. As a senior colleague, you will own substantial outcomes and help others make stronger decisions. You are expected to recognise risk early, communicate it without drama and move work forward with practical alternatives. Seniority here means broader judgement and follow through, not distance from delivery. What you will do Partner with senior leaders on workforce and organisation priorities. Coach managers on performance, leadership and employee relations. Lead people aspects of restructuring and transformation. Translate workforce data into clear recommendations. Coordinate talent, succession and capability planning. Ensure specialist HR support is brought in at the right time. What you will bring Extensive HR business partnering experience. Strong commercial and organisational understanding. Confidence challenging senior stakeholders constructively. Experience leading change and sensitive people processes. Ability to move between strategic advice and operational delivery. Professional English; Swedish is required in some partner settings. Experience that would add value International matrix environment. Mergers, integration or rapid growth. Experience with executive succession and talent reviews. A background that can succeed here Your background may span operational HR, employee relations, talent or organisational development before moving into business partnering. What matters is evidence that your advice changed a decision, improved implementation or reduced a material people risk. What makes the opportunity interesting The role offers access to consequential decisions before they are fixed. You will work with leaders who expect honest counsel and an HR team that values practical outcomes over polished presentations. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

On behalf of a partner company, Nordic Investin is looking for a Human Resources Manager. You want an HR leadership role close enough to the business to see whether the advice works. The partner needs a commercially grounded HR manager to lead local people priorities and support leaders across the employee lifecycle. You will balance daily operational demands with capability building, workforce planning and consistent implementation of the broader people strategy. The partner expects HR leadership to stay close to operational reality while shaping longer term capability. Advice should help leaders act, strengthen organisational trust and remain consistent when pressure or competing priorities increase. How you will work You will work close to leaders and remain visible to the wider organisation. The role requires sound judgement about when to coach, when to challenge and when a formal process must take priority. Commitments should be followed through and difficult messages should remain clear and respectful. As a manager, you will balance delivery, professional standards and development of the people around you. The partner expects clear priorities, timely decisions and leadership that remains present when work becomes sensitive or operationally difficult. You will be accountable for both outcomes and the environment used to achieve them. What you will do Lead delivery of the local people plan. Coach managers on organisation, performance and employee relations. Drive workforce planning and capability priorities. Ensure reliable HR operations, policy application and compliance. Partner with specialist HR functions on recruitment, reward and development. Use workforce insight to influence business decisions. What you will bring Broad HR management or senior HR business partner experience. Strong employee relations and employment law knowledge. Evidence of independent manager coaching. Ability to connect people priorities with operational performance. Experience leading projects and managing competing demands. Professional Swedish and English. Experience that would add value Line management of HR specialists or administrators. Manufacturing, logistics or another operational environment. Nordic or international matrix organisation experience. A background that can succeed here You may already be an HR manager or a senior HR business partner ready for broader ownership. The role suits someone who can handle a complex case in the morning, challenge a workforce assumption in the afternoon and still protect time for longer term improvement. What makes the opportunity interesting You will have a clear mandate, direct access to business leadership and the chance to make HR visible through practical value. The partner wants a trusted leader who can create consistency without becoming remote from employees and managers. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

Nordic Investin is recruiting an Organisational Development Specialist on behalf of one of our partner companies. You help organisations change the way work actually happens, not only the boxes on an organisation chart. The partner is evolving structures, leadership practices and collaboration across several functions. You will diagnose organisational friction, facilitate difficult design choices and help leaders translate a desired operating model into behaviours, governance and capability. The people function is expected to combine a strong employee experience with reliable judgement, usable processes and respect for sensitive information. Success will be visible in the quality of decisions, not simply the volume of activity completed. How you will work You will work with managers, employees and specialist colleagues who bring different perspectives and time pressures. The partner values early questions, careful documentation and communication that is direct without becoming impersonal. You will be expected to improve the process while continuing to deliver it. As a senior colleague, you will own substantial outcomes and help others make stronger decisions. You are expected to recognise risk early, communicate it without drama and move work forward with practical alternatives. Seniority here means broader judgement and follow through, not distance from delivery. What you will do Conduct organisational diagnostics using qualitative and quantitative evidence. Facilitate operating model and organisation design work. Clarify roles, decision rights and collaboration interfaces. Support leadership teams through implementation and adoption. Design interventions for culture, capability and team effectiveness. Measure whether changes improve outcomes rather than activity. What you will bring Experience in organisation development, transformation or management consulting. Strong facilitation and stakeholder alignment skills. Understanding of organisation design and change principles. Ability to work with ambiguity without creating vague outputs. Confidence advising senior leaders. Professional English and excellent written synthesis. Experience that would add value Psychology, behavioural science or organisation design education. Post merger integration or large scale transformation. Team effectiveness diagnostics and coaching. A background that can succeed here You may have worked in internal organisational development, strategy, HR transformation or consulting. The strongest fit will be someone who can move between listening and challenge, connect structure with behaviour and leave leaders with decisions they can implement. What makes the opportunity interesting The partner offers complex questions with visible consequences and enough sponsorship to act on the answers. You will influence how accountability, collaboration and leadership work across the organisation. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

One of Nordic Investin’s partner companies is looking for an Employee Relations Specialist, with Nordic Investin leading the recruitment process. You bring calm structure to sensitive cases where the facts, the law and the human consequences all matter. The partner needs experienced support for complex employee relations matters across managers and business units. You will guide investigations, performance cases, rehabilitation, reorganisations and union dialogue while helping leaders act consistently and document decisions properly. The people function is expected to combine a strong employee experience with reliable judgement, usable processes and respect for sensitive information. Success will be visible in the quality of decisions, not simply the volume of activity completed. How you will work You will work with managers, employees and specialist colleagues who bring different perspectives and time pressures. The partner values early questions, careful documentation and communication that is direct without becoming impersonal. You will be expected to improve the process while continuing to deliver it. As a senior colleague, you will own substantial outcomes and help others make stronger decisions. You are expected to recognise risk early, communicate it without drama and move work forward with practical alternatives. Seniority here means broader judgement and follow through, not distance from delivery. What you will do Advise managers on complex employee relations cases. Plan and conduct fair workplace investigations. Support performance, conduct and rehabilitation processes. Prepare documentation and risk assessments for organisational change. Coordinate consultation and negotiation with employee representatives. Identify recurring case themes and strengthen manager guidance. What you will bring Substantial employee relations or labour law experience. Sound knowledge of Swedish employment practice. Ability to manage sensitive cases independently. Strong investigation, documentation and judgement skills. Confidence coaching managers through difficult conversations. Professional Swedish and English. Experience that would add value Experience in a unionised or industrial environment. Reorganisation and redundancy processes. Work across several legal entities or Nordic countries. A background that can succeed here Your experience may come from an HR business partner role, an employee relations team, labour law consulting or a complex operational organisation. You combine procedural discipline with the ability to listen, challenge assumptions and keep a case moving. What makes the opportunity interesting The work is meaningful because your judgement affects both individuals and organisational trust. You will join colleagues who value early advice, proportionate action and solutions that remain defensible after the immediate pressure has passed. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.

Nordic Investin has been engaged by a partner company to find a People Analytics Specialist. You can turn workforce data into a decision, and you know when the available data is not strong enough to support one. The partner wants a clearer view of workforce capacity, movement, skills, engagement and organisational health. You will build trusted analysis, improve definitions and help HR and business leaders use people data without losing context or privacy. The people function is expected to combine a strong employee experience with reliable judgement, usable processes and respect for sensitive information. Success will be visible in the quality of decisions, not simply the volume of activity completed. How you will work You will work with managers, employees and specialist colleagues who bring different perspectives and time pressures. The partner values early questions, careful documentation and communication that is direct without becoming impersonal. You will be expected to improve the process while continuing to deliver it. As a specialist, you will own a defined professional area and be trusted to move work forward independently. You are expected to recognise when a question requires wider expertise, explain recommendations clearly and improve the methods or tools used by colleagues around you. What you will do Develop dashboards for workforce trends and key people measures. Create consistent definitions across HR data sources. Analyse retention, recruitment, absence and capacity patterns. Support workforce planning with scenario based analysis. Improve data quality, access controls and documentation. Present findings with clear limitations and practical implications. What you will bring Experience in people analytics, workforce planning or HR reporting. Strong Excel and data visualisation capability. Ability to clean, reconcile and interpret imperfect datasets. Understanding of privacy and responsible use of employee data. Confidence presenting analysis to non technical stakeholders. Professional English and precise written communication. Experience that would add value Power BI, Tableau, SQL or Python. Predictive workforce analysis. Experience connecting HR and financial planning data. A background that can succeed here You may come from HR, business intelligence, finance or analytics consulting. We care less about one tool and more about whether you can define the question, test the data and resist turning a correlation into a confident story without evidence. What makes the opportunity interesting You will help move workforce discussions from instinct to informed judgement. The partner offers access to consequential questions and room to build an analytics practice that leaders return to because it is useful and trustworthy. The exact partner, employment model, compensation, start date and working arrangement will be explained openly during the process. Nordic Investin will make sure you understand the context, expectations and decision path before you are asked to commit significant time. The recruitment conversation During the process, Nordic Investin will focus on concrete decisions you have made: the context you received, the alternatives you considered, the result you observed and what you would change today. You do not need every optional credential if your core experience transfers and you can explain how you would close the gap. How to apply Apply with your CV or LinkedIn profile and a short note describing the most relevant organisation, service, project or financial process you have helped improve. Nordic Investin welcomes candidates with different routes into the profession and assesses applicants on relevant capability, judgement and potential.