Recruiter
kforceBrea (CA)
$36.00 per hour
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Description: Kforce has a client in Brea, CA that is seeking a Recruiter.
Summary:
We are seeking an experienced recruiter to support a complex, high-volume California branch banking market. This role requires someone who can independently manage the full recruiting lifecycle while serving as a trusted, highly responsive partner to business leaders. The ideal candidate is comfortable operating in a fast-paced environment with high expectations for execution, communication, and follow-through. They will build strong relationships with leaders both in person and virtually, understand the unique talent needs of their markets, and proactively identify recruiting strategies that help the business meet its workforce goals. Success in this role requires a strong sense of urgency, exceptional organization, the ability to manage multiple competing priorities, and the executive presence to confidently advise and influence leaders.
Requirements:
- 3+ years of full-lifecycle recruiting experience in a complex, high-volume environment* Experience supporting retail banking, financial services, sales, or other distributed customer-facing operations, preferred * Demonstrated experience partnering directly with senior leaders and high-expectation hiring managers* Experience recruiting across multiple geographic markets simultaneously, preferred * Experience managing difficult-to-fill positions and developing proactive sourcing strategies* Experience working in a highly matrixed organization. preferred Job Type ContractCompensation34 - $36
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