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Axon

Builds weapons, cameras and software for police

HR Specialist

HR Operations & CoordinationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLondon, UKNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Approximately 2–4+ years of relevant HR, HR Operations, Shared Services, employee support, or comparable experience, with demonstrated capability more important than tenure alone.
  • Understand the employee lifecycle and independently manage moderately complex HR activity.
  • Experience working in a fast-paced, high-volume HR or Shared Services environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of HR policies, processes, data confidentiality, and GDPR requirements.
  • Maintain accurate employee data and documentation with strong attention to detail.
  • Apply critical thinking and problem-solving to investigate issues, connect information, identify patterns, and develop potential solutions instead of immediately escalating every non-standard situation.
  • Navigate ambiguity and work with context and objectives rather than requiring step-by-step direction.
  • Prioritize competing work based on urgency, employee impact, risk, and business need.
  • Produce reports, review data, and use insights to identify operational improvements.
  • Use HR systems, case management or ticketing platforms, reporting tools, and Microsoft Excel.
  • Identify process improvements, develop documentation, improve workflows, or participate in HR transformation or technology initiatives.
  • Communicate complex HR information clearly in writing and verbally, and build trust with employees, managers, and HR partners.
  • Exercise professional judgment and discretion when handling confidential, sensitive, or complex employee matters.
  • Show curiosity and learning agility, with willingness to learn new systems, technologies, processes, and areas of HR.
  • Share knowledge, support teammates, and contribute to strengthening the broader HR Operations organization.

Responsibilities

  • Own day-to-day HR support across the employee lifecycle, providing accurate, timely, employee-focused service across EMEA.
  • Manage employee lifecycle activity, including starters, leavers, contractual changes, pay-related changes, redundancy processes, medical severance calculations, and employee data changes.
  • Own employee requests through resolution, reduce unnecessary handoffs, and ensure employees and managers understand what happens next.
  • Apply judgment to complex, sensitive, or time-critical situations and determine when to escalate issues to HR Business Partners or senior stakeholders.
  • Review information critically, identify inconsistencies, validate source information, investigate issues, and raise potential risks before action is taken.
  • Maintain data integrity across HR systems, documentation, employee records, and case management, ensuring work meets GDPR, governance, audit, and internal policy requirements.
  • Identify recurring employee questions, process breakdowns, duplicate work, manual handoffs, and unnecessary complexity, and recommend practical solutions.
  • Support continuous-improvement initiatives that simplify processes, strengthen controls, improve employee experience, and increase the scalability of HR Operations.
  • Use reporting and operational data to identify trends, investigate root causes, and support informed People and business decisions.
  • Produce accurate standard and ad hoc reports and contribute to audits, controls, and data-quality reviews.
  • Support regional and cross-functional HR projects, including organizational changes, system implementations, process changes, and large-scale employee lifecycle initiatives.
  • Maintain clear, accurate HR knowledge, process documentation, guides, and employee-facing content, and identify opportunities to strengthen manager and employee self-service.
  • Help onboard and cross-train team members and reduce single points of failure.
  • Use approved AI and technology responsibly to improve work quality, speed, and scalability, such as synthesizing information, supporting research and documentation, identifying patterns, improving knowledge content, or accelerating structured problem-solving.
  • Critically review and validate AI-generated output rather than treating it as authoritative.
  • Protect confidential and sensitive employee information and follow applicable data-handling requirements.
  • Identify repetitive or manual work that could be simplified, automated, or redesigned.
  • Look beyond existing processes and consider better ways to accomplish outcomes.
  • Share successful tools, approaches, and learnings with the broader team.

About the Company

Axon

Builds weapons, cameras and software for police

Axon builds public safety technology for police, emergency responders and security teams, combining connected devices with software that manages their work. Its TASER weapons and body cameras link field equipment to a cloud platform used throughout an investigation. Agencies use Axon Evidence to store recordings, control access and share case material with prosecutors, while its records and real-time operations tools organize reports and coordinate responses. Axon earns money from device sales and subscriptions that combine software, equipment upgrades and support over multiple years. Founded in 1993, Axon is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Scottsdale, AZ
Founded
1993

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