Technical Recruiter

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recruiterboomEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

We are looking for a Technical Recruiter to join our client's Talent Acquisition team. Technical Recruiter responsibilities include sourcing, screening and providing a shortlist of qualified candidates for various technical roles. You will also network online and offline with potential candidates to promote our employer brand, reduce our time-to-hire and ensure we attract the best professionals. Ultimately, you will build a strong tech talent pipeline and help hire and retain skilled employees for our IT positions. ResponsibilitiesWrite and post technical job descriptions Source potential candidates on niche platforms, like Stack Overflowand Github Parse specialized skills and qualifications to screen IT resumes Perform pre-screening calls to analyze applicants’ abilities Interview candidates combining various methods (e.g. structured interviews, technical assessments and behavioral questions) Coordinate with IT team leaders to forecast department goals and hiring needs Craft and send personalized recruiting emails with current job openings to passive candidates Participate in tech conferences and meetups to network with IT professionals Onboard new hires Promote company’s reputation as a great place to work Conduct job and task analyses to document job duties and requirements Keep up-to-date with new technological trends and products Requirements and skillsProven work experience as a Technical Recruiter Hands-on experience with various interview formats (video, phone ect.) Technical expertise with an ability to understand and explain job requirements for IT roles Familiarity with Applicant Tracking Systems and resume databases Solid knowledge of sourcing techniques (e.g. social media recruiting and Boolean search) Excellent verbal and written communication skills Solid understanding of HR practices and labor legislation BSc in Human Resources Management, IT or relevant degree

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