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People and Culture Business Partner

Nepal

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Abacus Insights is transforming how data works for health plans. Our mission is simple: make healthcare data usable, so the people responsible for care and cost decisions can act faster, with confidence.  
We help health plans break down data silos to create a single, trusted data foundation. That foundation powers better decisions —so plans can improve outcomes, reduce waste, and deliver better experiences for members and providers alike.  

Backed by $100M from top investors, we’re tackling big challenges in an industry that’s ready for change.  Our platform enables GenAI use cases by delivering clean, connected, and reliable healthcare data that can support automation, prioritization, and decision workflows—and it’s why we are leading the way.

Our innovation begins with people. We are bold, curious, and collaborative—because the best ideas come from working together. Ready to make an impact? Join us and let's build the future together.

About the Role 

As a People and Culture Business Partner, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the employee experience and people strategy for Nepal while working closely with the Director of People & Culture, APAC on high‑impact regional priorities. This is a visible, hands‑on role designed for someone who thrives at the intersection of culture, performance, and growth—and wants to help build the people foundations of a scaling, tech‑driven organization. 

You’ll act as a trusted advisor to leaders and employees, influencing how teams work, grow, and succeed every day. From performance and engagement to leadership development and culture‑building initiatives, you’ll bring people strategies to life in a way that resonates locally while aligning with global standards and best practices. You’ll also play a key role in strengthening belonging, inclusion, and connection across teams—using both human insight and modern HR tools to drive consistency, efficiency, and impact. 

If you’re excited by the opportunity to partner with leaders, use technology and data to elevate employee experience, and leave a visible mark on how teams thrive, this role offers both scope and momentum. 

Your day to day 

  • Partner closely with the Director of People & Culture, APAC to execute regional people programs and deliver priority initiatives across the APAC region.
  • Serve as the primary People Business Partner for Nepal, supporting cross‑functional and technical teams with people matters including performance conversations, team effectiveness, and workforce needs.
  • Design and deliver engaging employee experience initiatives—such as engagement surveys, culture programs, and well‑being efforts—tailored to local teams and informed by data.
  • Drive the execution of core people processes including goal setting, performance reviews, and feedback cycles, ensuring a fair, consistent, and well‑communicated experience.
  • Implement and continuously improve HR policies and processes, balancing local labor law requirements with global frameworks and best practices.
  • Collaborate with Learning & Development to support onboarding, leadership development, and people‑leader capability programs.
  • Leverage HR systems and people analytics to identify trends, surface risks (e.g., engagement, attrition, performance), and recommend clear, actionable solutions to senior P&C stakeholders. 

What you bring to the team 

  • Minimum 5 years of experience in People & Culture or HR, including 2–3 years in a HR Business Partner or generalist role—ideally within a tech, product, or high‑growth environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of HR practices and employment laws in Nepal; experience supporting multi‑country or regional teams is a plus.
  • Hands‑on experience with HR tools including HRIS platforms, performance or engagement tools, and people analytics or reporting dashboards.
  • Proven experience supporting performance cycles, employee engagement initiatives, onboarding programs, and policy implementation.
  • Data‑driven mindset, with the ability to interpret people insights and translate them into practical recommendations.
  • Strong communication and relationship‑building skills, with the credibility to partner effectively across levels, teams, and cultures.
  • Comfort operating in a fast‑paced environment while managing multiple priorities with strong attention to detail.
  • Cultural agility and the ability to navigate local and global perspectives with empathy and confidence.
  • Fluency in English (written and spoken) to collaborate effectively in a regional and global setting.
  • Bachelors or Master's degree in HR, Business Management, or a related field.] 

What we would like to see, but not required 

  • Background supporting technology organizations and collaborating with international teams.
  • Practical experience leveraging HR tools, systems, and analytics to elevate employee experience and inform people strategy. 

What you’ll get in return 

  • Competitive Leave & Benefits
  • Comprehensive health coverage
  • Equity for every employee – share in our success
  • Growth-focused environment – your development matters here

Working Arrangements

  • Standard hours: 9 hours/day, 5 working days
  • Location: Onsite
  • Shift: 10 AM – 7 PM local time

Our Commitment as an Equal Opportunity Employer

As a mission-led technology company helping to drive better healthcare outcomes, Abacus Insights believes that the best innovation and value we can bring to our customers comes from diverse ideas, thoughts, experiences, and perspectives. Therefore, we dedicate resources to building diverse teams and providing equal employment opportunities to all applicants. Abacus prohibits discrimination and harassment regarding race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.

At the heart of who we are is a commitment to continuously and intentionally building an inclusive culture—one that empowers every team member across the globe to do their best work and bring their authentic selves. We carry that same commitment into our hiring process, aiming to create an interview experience where you feel comfortable and confident showcasing your strengths. If there’s anything we can do to support that—big or small—please let us know.

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