GIS Recruiter

Intetics

Ukraine. Poland. Moldova. Armenia. GeorgiaFull-TimeMiddle

Salary not disclosed

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Languages: English (B1+)

Requirements

Proven experience as a Recruiter
Experience preferably in GIS or related fields
Excellent communication skills in English (B1+)
Knack for engaging potential candidates
Strong understanding of GIS concepts and technologies is an advantage
Experience with various recruitment tools and platforms
Ability to manage multiple recruitment processes simultaneously
Proactive approach to sourcing and building a talent pipeline
Strong attention to detail

Responsibilities

Identify, attract, and engage top talent in the GIS sector through various recruiting channels
Collaborate with hiring managers to understand the specific requirements and expectations for each GIS role
Post job openings on job boards and relevant GIS communities
Conduct thorough screenings and interviews to evaluate candidates' skills and fit for our corporate culture
Maintain strong communication with candidates throughout the recruitment process, ensuring a positive candidate experience
Build and maintain relationships with potential candidates for future hiring needs

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