Contract Recruiter - Remote

Job PostingOpen to flexible work arrangements including work from home and/or from one of our US office or plant locationsJob ResponsibilitiesProactively guide candidates throughout the entire hiring process for hourly and salaried roles. Keeping mind the candidate experience from prospecting, to interviews, through the offer stage, all the way up to on-boarding.Attract candidates through creative sourcing methods including utilization of social media, internal and external databases, and building a vast referral network within industry organizations.Recruit for challenging positions and become a trusted partner of the hiring managers you supportQualify prospective candidates via resume review, phone screens and in-person interviews to assess skills and determine potential job matches.Manage the communication process with candidate and efficiently document recruiting activity in our Applicant Tracking System.Be able to own and drive processes independently, including looking for areas of opportunity to make improvements and change recruiting strategies based on dataQualificationsDegree or equivalent work experience2-5+ years of full cycle recruiting experienceRelationship building skills with hiring managers at all levels and making quality hiresConfidence to jump in and move on open requisitions with a sense of urgencyCreative and innovative mindset and the ability to independently solve problemMust be highly organized and detailed oriented with excellent time management capabilities.Good judgment and the ability to uphold confidentialityPassionate about recruiting and telling a compelling storyUse creative sourcing techniques beyond LinkedIn and can make strategic recommendationsConfident with in-person meetings and articulating status updates with key stakeholdersMust possess excellent verbal and written communication skillsEqual Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.