Company Description Gyanis is an AI-powered education ecosystem that supports students beyond academics, focusing on learning, guidance, mental well-being, and access to educational resources. Through products like Gyanis Flow, Gyanis Vibe, Gyanis Aura, and Onebyzero, the platform connects learners with teachers, experts, psychologists, and curated resources in a unified environment. Designed for K–12 and higher education, Gyanis is built for diverse learners, supporting 14+ languages, including multiple Indian regional languages, and functioning reliably across varied bandwidth and learning conditions. Headquartered in Ajman, UAE, Gyanis is expanding across India, the UAE, and Malaysia, bringing students, parents, and institutions together in one connected ecosystem centered on the learner.
Role Description The Human Resources Executive will manage day-to-day HR operations, including onboarding and offboarding, maintaining employee records, and ensuring smooth HR processes across the organization. This role will support employee relations by addressing queries,
facilitating performance management cycles, and helping implement engagement and well-being initiatives aligned with Gyanis’s learner-focused mission. The Human Resources Executive will also assist in developing, updating, and implementing HR policies and procedures that comply with local regulations and internal standards. This is a full-time remote role, working closely with distributed teams across multiple countries and time zones.
Qualifications
Solid Human Resources (HR) and HR Management skills, with experience overseeing core HR functions.
Hands-on expertise in HR Operations, including documentation, HR systems, and process optimization.
Proficiency in Employee Relations, with the ability to handle concerns, feedback, and conflict resolution professionally.
Knowledge of HR Policies, compliance requirements, and best practices for remote and multicultural teams.
Excellent communication and interperso
📌 Human Resources Executive (India)
🏢 Gyanis
📍 India