HR GENERALIST COMP AND BEN

The HR Generalist (In-House Payroll & Benefits Focus) manages core HR operations with master-level ownership over manual payroll computation and total rewards. This role is responsible for building, maintaining, and processing internal payroll spreadsheets from scratch—translating complex attendance logs, multi-tiered tax calculations, and statutory deductions into flawless salary payouts. Key responsibilities

Consolidate raw biometric time logs, shift

schedule

s, overrides, and manual leave forms into master attendance sheets

Compute gross-to-net pay manually—including complex structures like variable overtime rates, night differentials, holiday premiums, retro-pay, and prorated salaries

• Calculate precise statutory contributions and recurring company loan deductions using exact manual matrices
• Manually compute full and final settlements, tax corrections, and clearance payouts for exiting employees
• Manually prepare, reconcile, and file monthly contribution and loan reports to government portals
• Serve as the hands-on administrator for private HMO and life insurance plans, ensuring timely manual tracking of employee movements
• Conduct regular self-audits of internal payroll ledgers to find and fix errors before releasing bank advice
• Manage employee profiles from onboarding setup to offboarding clearance documentation
• Serve as the transparent point of contact for employees, readily explaining line-by-line manual tax adjustments, deduction breakdowns, or attendance disputes
• About you3 to 5 years of HR Generalist experience, featuring at least 2+ years of handling end-to-end, manual in-house payroll processing
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, or Business Administration
• Expert Microsoft Excel Skills: Absolute mastery of nested formulas (IF, IFS), lookups (XLOOKUP, VLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH), pivot tables, and conditional formatting
• Intimate, working familiarity with local labor laws, minimum wage orders, and tax brackets
• Hyper-Meticulousness: An extreme attention to numerical detail; a natural knack for spotting math discrepancies or data anomalies immediately
• Ability to remain sharp, organized, and focused while working under tight, uncompromising cut-off deadlines