Legal Recruitment Coordinator

Legal Recruitment Coordinator (Campus Recruiting for Associate Attorneys)About the FirmOur client, a highly respected and growing law firm, is seeking a driven and detail-oriented Legal Recruitment Coordinator to join their team. This role is ideal for a proactive professional who thrives in a fast-paced legal environment and enjoys managing multiple recruiting initiatives simultaneously.Position OverviewThe Legal Recruitment Coordinator will play a key role in supporting the firm's attorney recruitment strategy, with a strong focus on law school and associate recruiting. This individual will serve as a primary point-of-contact for first-year associates and ensure a seamless recruitment and onboarding experience. This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative and growing law firm where you can make a meaningful impact on attorney recruitment strategy and contribute to the development of emerging legal talent.Job ResponsibilitiesSupport the legal recruitment team with new-hire onboarding, interviews and campus recruitmentLead and coordinate law school recruitment and campus recruiting initiativesDevelop and maintain strong relationships with law schools and career services officesServe as the primary point-of-contact for all first-year associate attorneysCoordinate interview schedules, candidate communications, and offer processesSupport summer associate programs and related recruitment eventsTrack recruiting metrics and maintain organized recruitment recordsManage multiple recruiting projects while ensuring timely executionRequired QualificationsMinimum of 2 years of recruiting experience in the legal spacePrior experience within a law firm or professional services environment strongly preferredExperience with campus recruiting and law school recruitment requiredStrong organizational skills with the ability to manage several projects simultaneouslyExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsSelf-starter with a proactive, "go-getter" attitudeHigh level of professionalism and discretion