Human Resources Professional | Transition to Independence | Remote & Flexible

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The Role

Are you an experienced Human Resources or People and Culture professional ready to take your skills in a new direction?

We are seeking self-motivated professionals with a background in human resources, employee engagement, or learning and development who are ready to apply their expertise in a more flexible, independent capacity.

This position offers the chance to work remotely, manage your own schedule, and utilize your HR experience to help others grow and succeed - all while continuing your own professional development.

Imagine applying your HR knowledge to work that is purposeful, empowering, and aligned with your lifestyle.

About Us

At Ignite Life Now, we collaborate with a global organization specializing in personal and professional growth. For more than fifteen years, our programs have supported individuals in over one hundred countries, helping them enhance confidence, leadership, and performance through world-class education and live events.

Our mission is to empower professionals to develop meaningful careers centered on personal growth, leadership, and lifelong learning.

What You Will Do
  • Engage with individuals seeking personal or professional development.
  • Apply your HR and communication expertise to guide and support participants through structured learning frameworks.
  • Participate in global professional development sessions and leadership discussions.
  • Manage your own schedule and daily workflow using proven systems and tools.

What You Will Bring
  • Experience in Human Resources, People and Culture, or Learning and Development.
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
  • A proactive, solution-focused approach to work.
  • A genuine interest in personal growth and helping others achieve their goals.
  • Comfort with using online platforms and digital collaboration tools.

What We Offer
  • Flexibility: Work remotely with a schedule that suits your goals and priorities.
  • Professional Development: Access structured learning resources and mentorship.
  • Recognition: Your results and commitment are acknowledged and rewarded.
  • Global Collaboration: Connect with professionals across multiple countries.
  • Growth Experiences: Participate in international virtual and in-person learning events.

This path is ideal for experienced HR professionals, career changers, or semi-retired specialists looking to apply their skills in a meaningful, purpose-driven environment with flexibility and autonomy.

Apply today to schedule an initial conversation and explore how you can transition your HR expertise into a new and rewarding direction.
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