Head of Talent Acquisition
$215,000 per year
ApplyHead of Talent Acquisition
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$215,000 per year
About the role
- Meet the annual hiring plan with the provided headcount
- Reduce time-to-fill for critical Ops, Tech, and Corporate roles
- Establish hiring as a true P0 business priority, with executives actively engaged and accountable
- Demonstrably improve quality of hire, evidenced by stronger 90- and 180-day performance, reduced 90-day attrition, and faster ramp times
- Build a consistent, outcome-driven hiring process used across every function at Veho
- Establish a clear metrics framework that drives action—not just reporting—and is reviewed regularly with leadership
- Position TA internally as a strategic partner that accelerates execution and raises the talent bar
- Develop and execute Veho's recruiting strategy across all functions, with a sharp focus on bar-raising talent
- Use data insights to improve recruiting processes, forecasting, and decision-making
- Implement and continuously optimize tools, systems, SLAs, and workflows that create an exceptional candidate experience
- Enforce a consistent, structured hiring process across Veho with clear stage-level accountability
- Coach, develop, and performance-manage a high-performing recruiting team that scales with Veho's growth
- Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leadership on market trends, compensation benchmarks, and sourcing strategies
- What You Bring 8+ years of recruiting experience at fast-growing technology companies (ideally Series B–D), with 3+ years in a leadership role
- Proven success building talent density: a track record of bringing in high performers who up-level teams and raise the bar
- Strong experience in technical and executive hiring
- Direct experience working with and influencing C‑Suite stakeholders
- Ownership of tool and AI adoption in a recruiting contextLATAM hiring experience (a plus, not a requirement)
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