Executive Recruiter / Account Manager

Posted 3 days ago

fpc of huntsvillenationwide electronics defense industry recruitingHuntsville (AL)

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About the role

Interested in a career where you are truly rewarded for your efforts? Demand for executive recruiting services continues to increase and FPC of Huntsville is growing. FPC Huntsville serves technology companies around the United States involved in electronics and defense. Successful Executive Recruiter Profile: High integrity Ambitious Comfortable being uncomfortable Process oriented Excellent communications skills Likes helping people Avid learner Understands and accepts the concept of Risk vs RewardA competitor that hates to lose Strong business acumen Wants to earn a high income Sales experience or interest in developing sales and business development skills If this describes you, please contact us to learn more about our business and what it takes to be successful.
Responsibilities: Indentify and engage with companies involved in the electronics, defense, and aerospace industries to develop new business relationships Build business with existing customers Identify and recruit candidates for positions within the electronics, defense, and aerospace
Requirements: Business development and/or recruiting experience Business to business sales experience preferredBA/BS degree preferredFPC of Huntsville has served the electronics and defense industries since 1990 and is part of the FPC system founded in 1959. We place executives, managers, and professionals with clients all over the United States. Our office is located in downtown Huntsville.

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