HR strategy and org design for critical infrastructure sectors
Geperex is a Santiago-based HR consulting firm founded in 2025, positioning itself as an organizational architect rather than a traditional recruiting vendor. The tech stack reveals an unusual shape: heavy CAD/BIM tools (Revit, Navisworks, Civil 3D, ArcGIS) paired with DynamoDB and adoption of predictive analytics — suggesting they're staffing and optimizing teams for infrastructure projects (mining, energy, water, public sector) where technical precision and safety compliance are non-negotiable.
Notable leadership hires: Hydraulic Head
Geperex serves organizations in high-stakes sectors—large-scale mining, energy, water infrastructure, and public institutions—where staffing mistakes and operational downtime carry material cost. They offer three integrated services: talent acquisition (supported by ATS and AI-powered proctoring for transparent, bias-resistant screening); organizational design (role architecture, career frameworks, team sizing); and culture diagnostics. Active projects span workplace climate assessment, public-sector workload studies, career-path design, and technical integration of BIM and predictive analytics into hiring and resource planning. Based in Santiago, they are currently small (2–10 employees) but hiring across engineering, HR, public-sector, and support roles, with a leadership team that includes a Hydraulic Head, underscoring their infrastructure domain focus.
Geperex focuses on high-complexity, safety-critical industries: large-scale mining, energy, water infrastructure (irrigation, drainage, treatment), and public institutions. Their projects include workforce planning for these sectors and climate assessment work in government agencies.
Their stack includes ATS and AI-powered proctoring tools for candidate screening, paired with BIM and predictive analytics for resource planning. They also use Revit, Civil 3D, DynamoDB, and ArcGIS—indicating technical depth in infrastructure domain tools.
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