Recruitment Consultant – Engineering

Job Description:

  • Identify, source, screen and manage candidates across technical and executive-level positions within the aviation and engineering sectors.
  • Build strong candidate pipelines and support ongoing recruitment projects.
  • Conduct ongoing market mapping to identify new candidates and talent pools.
  • Maintain regular and professional communication with candidates throughout the recruitment process.
  • Prepare, format and organise candidate profiles and supporting documentation.
  • Build and maintain high-quality candidate pipelines across multiple technical disciplines.
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date information within the company’s CRM and applicant tracking system.
  • Ensure candidate records and pipeline activity are consistently updated.
  • Proactively manage and develop candidate pipelines.

Requirements:

  • Previous experience in recruitment, talent sourcing, candidate resourcing or a target-driven sales environment.
  • Strong telephone communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Confidence conducting candidate screening and qualification calls.
  • Ability to manage multiple vacancies and recruitment processes simultaneously.
  • Excellent organisational, administrative and time-management skills.
  • Comfortable working toward recruitment KPIs and performance targets.
  • Experience using LinkedIn Recruiter and other online sourcing tools.
  • Strong written and verbal English communication skills.
  • Ability to work independently within a remote environment.
  • Strong attention to detail when managing candidate information and documentation.
  • Previous recruitment experience within aviation, aerospace, automotive, engineering or another technical industry.
  • Knowledge of aviation terminology and EASA Part-66 licences.
  • Experience working within a fast-paced recruitment environment.
  • Experience recruiting for both permanent and contract positions.
  • Multilingual communication skills would be advantageous.

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