Rolls-Royce looks for change drivers in HR

World-famous engineering company Rolls-Royce is looking for HR business partners to work in its Civil Aerospace division.

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According to the job ad, a number of “exciting and challenging” positions are available within its HR function. The company is the world’s number two engine maker, with more than 600 airlines relying on Rolls-Royce power, and global sales of £3.5bn.

Candidates must be “highly driven, resilient and results-orientated”. The company was founded in Manchester in 1904 by Henry Royce and Charles Rolls.