Human Resources Generalist Intern
We're Hiring | HR Generalist Intern – Meril Life Sciences
Are you looking to kickstart your career in Human Resources and gain hands-on industry exposure in a Medical Device R&D environment? Join Meril Life Sciences and be part of a team working on innovative technologies that are transforming lives.
About Company: https://www.merillife.com/
Location: IIT Madras Research Park, Chennai
Eligibility: Chennai-based candidates who are pursuing any degree or are recent freshers
Employment Type: Internship (Unpaid)
Duration: 3 to 6 months
Working Days: Monday to Saturday (Flexible timings)
What You'll Learn & Do:
HR operations
End-to-end recruitment process
Data management through HRMS
Employee engagement and administration
Interested candidates can send their resume to: [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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