Job Location (Short): Hyderabad, India

Workplace Type: Hybrid

Req Id: 2680

Responsibilities
Octave, delivers market-leading enterprise software that helps industrial customers design, build, operate, and safeguard mission-critical assets. As we prepare to become a publicly traded standalone SaaS company by 2026, India—anchored by our Global Capability Center in Hyderabad—will play an increasingly strategic role in our success.

We are seeking a Director of HR Business Partnership who will serve as a key member of Octave’s global HR leadership team. This transformational leader will shape and execute the people strategy for one of our most critical regions, partnering across geographies and functions to build the organizational capability required to scale a global SaaS business.

Beyond expertise, we are looking for a leader who is hands on and leads from the front, is approachable, fair, trustworthy, and builds robust, enduring relationships with stakeholders anchored on leading practice execution.



The ideal candidate understands the dynamics of a SaaS and industrial-tech environment and thrives in a high-growth, matrixed global organization.
- HRBP Leadership for India
- Review current state of the organization against the Global Business and People strategy to determine the transformational strategy. Prioritise initiatives and their execution to bring the India business in line with the rest of the world.
- Lead the HRBP operating model, capability roadmap, and impact metrics for India within a global structure. This includes executing the organizational design; restructuring; workforce capacity and succession planning; leadership effectiveness and coaching; culture transformation and change management; employee experience and retention strategy
- Mentor and inspire a high-performing HRBP team that supports India’s 2,000+ employee base.
- Model leadership that is visible, trusted, fair, and highly approachable.
- Requires seamless collaboration with both local

📌 Head of HR (Hyderabad)
🏢 Octave
📍 Hyderabad