Sr. Talent Acquisition Specialist - Hybrid

Overview:

Location: Hybrid in Pittsburgh, PA (3 days onsite, 2 days remote)

Job Type:Full Time / Contract

Work Authorization: No Sponsorship

The A.C.Coy company has an immediate opening for a Sr.Talent Acquisition Specialist. Ideal candidates must have 3+ years of corporate recruiting experience.

Responsibilities:

• Partners with management at all levels to provide both strategic and tactical HR support in the talent acquisition process
• Develop and execute recruiting strategies
• Manage all aspects of the recruitment life cycle, including sourcing, candidate identification and selection, offer negotiation, pre-employment checks, and onboarding, while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and internal procedures
• Develop and implement creative sourcing strategies to attract passive and active job seekers and build candidate pipelines for a variety of job functions
• Counsel management on recruiting related issues including policies/procedures, departmental changes, job descriptions, candidate selection and compensation

Qualifications:

Education:

• Bachelor’s degree required. In lieu of degree, a comparable combination of education and professional and/or military experience may be considered

Requirements:

• Recruiting experience (corporate and agency) - 3+ years
• Experience with an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) or HRIS - 3+ years
• Full life cycle recruiting : partnering with managers to assess staffing needs, developing recruitment strategies, sourcing candidates, screening/interviewing - 3+ years
• Knowledge of employment law and ability to integrate with HR/business and recruiting practices - 3+ years
• Experience developing and leveraging various sourcing strategies (both traditional and non-traditional) including resume databases, internet search tools and/or social networking to identify and attract passive and active job seekers
• Experience in college recruiting including job fairs, corporate presentations, networking through student associations and faculty relationships - Preferred