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Life Sciences Recruiter

Posted 17 days ago

hydrogen groupAkron (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

We're hiring a Life Sciences Recruiter who's as strong on delivery as they are on relationships. You'll work alongside our Business Development team, focusing on delivering exceptional recruitment across perm and contract mandates in the life sciences sector (pharma, biotech, MedTech, CRO) while playing an active support role in growing and retaining the accounts you work on. What the role looks like in practice: Activating and managing your candidate network, contacting passive candidates and building pipelines through direct sourcing and referral networks Making smart use of sourcing tools, AI tools and staying disciplined on our ATS/CRMDelivering perm and contract roles across life sciences clients Supporting account growth identifying new opportunities within existing clients and partnering with BD to convert them Building relationships deep enough to spot what a client needs before they ask
What we're looking for:
  • 2+ years of agency recruitment experience
  • Exposure to life sciences recruitment or a closely adjacent sector
  • Confident working both perm and contract roles
  • Someone who takes ownership of candidate experience and client satisfaction equally
  • Commercially aware, understanding that strong delivery is the foundation of account growth
  • Self-motivated and Self-managed
Competitive base | Uncapped Competitive Commission | Premium sourcing tools | True Remote Setup | Health, Dental, 401KIf you want a role where your work directly shapes the growth of the accounts you're on and you're recognized for it we'd like to hear from you. Apply below or reach out directly.#Life SciencesRecruitment #Agency Recruitment #Recruitment Jobs #Remote Jobs

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