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HR Specialist, Research, Strategy & Solutions, Employee Experience & Outcomes (EXO) at Amazon in Berlin, Germany

About This HR Specialist Job in Germany

Amazon is hiring an HR Specialist to join its Employee Experience & Outcomes (EXO) organisation, working within the Research, Strategy & Solutions team that acts as EXO’s center of excellence for employee relations research and proactive workforce strategy. The role is based in Berlin, though Amazon has indicated it is open to candidates based in several other European corporate locations, including Luxembourg, the UK, Ireland, France, Italy and Spain.

This is a research-driven position rather than a reactive case-management one: the focus is on data analysis, trend forecasting and building scalable programmes that improve the employee experience across Amazon’s global, 1.5-million-strong workforce, rather than handling individual employee relations investigations.

About Amazon

Amazon is a global technology and e-commerce company operating across retail, cloud computing, logistics, entertainment and devices, with a substantial corporate and operations presence across Germany and the wider EU. Its Employee Experience & Outcomes organisation is dedicated to building trust between the company and its large frontline and corporate workforce through research-backed people programmes.

Job Summary

Job Title	HR Specialist, Research, Strategy & Solutions, Employee Experience & Outcomes (EXO)
Company	Amazon
Location	Berlin, Germany (open to several other EU corporate locations)
Country	Germany
Employment Type	Full-time
Job Category	Human Resources / Employee Relations
Experience Level	Experienced professional
Education	Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Business, Program Management, HR, Employment Law or a related field
Salary	Not publicly specified by the employer.
Job Reference	Job ID 10554702
Source	amazon.jobs
Application Status	Open

Key Responsibilities

• Design and maintain workforce research and trend-monitoring frameworks that detect labour market shifts, geopolitical signals and employee sentiment patterns
• Conduct competitive benchmarking and develop predictive risk models to anticipate employee relations challenges before they escalate
• Synthesise workforce data and labour-market intelligence to surface emerging risks and opportunities
• Partner with Internal Communications, Public Policy, Legal, HR and Operations to design comprehensive, cross-functional strategies
• Independently design and lead large-scale, network-wide projects that improve frontline employee experience
• Produce high-quality written communications and present research findings to senior leadership

Candidate Requirements

Education

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Business, Program Management, Human Resources, Employment Law, Computer Science, Finance, Computer Information Systems, Engineering or Operations Research

Professional Experience

• Experience in employee relations, labour relations, human relations or labour/employment law
• Experience as an HR specialist, HR generalist (e.g. HR Business Partner), HR manager, or in HR programme roles

Technical Skills

• Strong analytical and research skills; experience analysing HR data and translating metrics into workforce strategy
• Experience producing executive-level written materials and presentations
• Knowledge of general AI tools is a plus

Language Skills

• Not specified beyond fluent business English

Other Qualifications

• Ability to work independently in ambiguous situations with minimal supervision
• Experience managing multiple projects and delivering complex, data-driven recommendations to senior leaders

Salary

Not publicly specified by the employer.

International Candidates

Candidates should independently verify work authorization, visa, and relocation requirements with the employer. The listing notes this role can be based in a corporate location in Luxembourg, the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy or Spain.

EU Job Hub Guidance: HR Specialist role in Employee Experience and Outcomes

This research-focused HR role looks at employee relations in a data-led way. The work includes studying cases, spotting patterns and suggesting ways to prevent problems. Employers look for people who can mix HR knowledge with analysis and write clearly. Share examples of research, surveys or case reviews you carried out. Show that you keep sensitive information private and can stay fair when a topic is tense.

Application and interview checklist

• Prepare a case where you used data to change an HR practice.
• Be ready to explain how you protect confidential information.
• Think about how you would present findings to senior leaders.
• Ask which kinds of data and tools the team uses.
• Ask how the team works across several countries.

Before you move or commute

Germany has strong employee protection laws and works councils in many companies. Knowing the basics of German labour law helps in an employee relations role. Read the official pages on works councils and employment contracts. If your German is limited, ask which language the team uses day to day.

Check before you apply

Check the live listing for degree, language and experience requirements before you apply.

How to Apply

Applications are submitted directly through Amazon’s careers portal, amazon.jobs.

Apply Via Employer Website

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this role strictly based in Berlin?

The listing is posted for Berlin but states Amazon is open to hiring this role from a corporate location in several other countries, including Luxembourg, the UK, Ireland, France, Italy and Spain.

Is this a reactive HR case-management role?

No — the listing specifically describes it as a research-forward role focused on data-driven analysis and forward-looking trend intelligence, rather than reactive employee relations issue management or investigations.

What kind of background is Amazon looking for?

A bachelor’s degree in a relevant field plus experience in employee or labour relations, or as an HR specialist, generalist or HR programme manager.

Does the role involve people management?

It’s listed as an individual contributor role reporting to the Research, Strategy and Solutions Leader, though it involves cross-functional leadership and influencing senior stakeholders.

Are AI skills relevant to this role?

The listing notes that knowledge of general AI tools is a preferred, though not required, qualification.

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This job listing is published by test.eujobhub.com/ as an independent job-information website and editorial summary based on publicly available information from Amazon's careers portal, amazon.jobs. EUJOBHUB is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All applications must be submitted directly through the employer's official application system linked above. For the most current and authoritative details, please refer to the original listing on amazon.jobs.