About Centific
Centific is a frontier AI data foundry that curates diverse, high-quality data, using our purpose-built technology platforms to empower the Magnificent Seven and our enterprise clients with safe, scalable AI deployment. Our team includes more than 150 PhDs and data scientists, along with more than 4,000 AI practitioners and engineers. We harness the power of an integrated solution ecosystem—comprising industry-leading partnerships and 1.8 million vertical domain experts in more than 230 markets—to create contextual, multilingual, pre-trained datasets; fine-tuned, industry-specific LLMs; and RAG pipelines supported by vector databases. Our zero-distance innovation™ solutions for GenAI can reduce GenAI costs by up to 80% and bring solutions to market 50% faster.

Our mission is to bridge the gap between AI creators and industry leaders by bringing best practices in GenAI to unicorn innovators and enterprise customers. We aim to help these organizations unlock significant business value by deploying GenAI at scale,



helping to ensure they stay at the forefront of technological advancement and maintain a competitive edge in their respective markets.
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About the Role

As the Europe HR Manager you will be playing a pivotal role in driving strategic HR initiatives across European region. Acting as a strategic partner to regional and local leadership, you will ensure that HR frameworks, policies, and initiatives are aligned with the company’s mission, values, and long-term business objectives.
This role focuses on strategic HR leadership, governance, and oversight, ensuring consistency of people practices across countries while fully respecting local labor regulations and market specifics.

Key Responsibilities
- Act as an advisor to leadership across European regions on people-related topics, including organizational design, performance management, engagement, and workforce planning.
- Provide guidance and direction on complex employee relations topic

📌 Europe HR Manager (España)
🏢 Centific
📍 España