HR Internship - People Services (APAC)

About the role

GSK is offering an internship within its APAC People Services Operations team, running from February to 31 July 2027. The intern takes on real work on live projects or assignments, supporting HR operations and employee services across APAC countries.

Key responsibilities

• Provide end-to-end support and first-level resolution for employees and managers, and maintain and update HR operation databases (Workday, SAP etc.) including employee records and attendance systems.
• Support the employee life cycle, including onboarding, transfers, promotions and offboarding.
• Help administer employee benefits programmes such as health insurance enrolment, leave applications and retirement plans.
• Work on compensation, benefits and HR policy items and foster clear communication with employees.
• Use dashboards and data analytics to monitor personal and team performance and follow up on improvement opportunities.
• Contribute to HR process improvement projects such as digitising records and streamlining benefits administration.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, preferably in Business Administration with a focus on Human Resource Management.
• Enrolled at a Malaysian university during the internship; credit-bearing internship preferred.
• Fluent written and spoken English; ability to communicate in multiple languages is an advantage.
• Interest in HR processes across APAC countries, good communication, adaptability under pressure, teamwork and curiosity-driven problem solving.

What we offer

• Real-time HR support in a collaborative environment and hands-on experience with HRIS systems enhanced with AI.
• Understanding of GSK culture and experience with a diverse team of professionals.
• Development of soft skills such as interpersonal, communication and negotiation skills.
• Transport to and from the site to nearby LRT stations (Quill 9, APAC Regional Hub).

Applications close when there are enough applicants, so early application is recommended.