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Junior Recruiter

Swindon
12 hours ago
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Selexa Life Sciences Ltd (part of Selexa Group Ltd) are a specialist Life Sciences, Healthcare, Medical Devices and Biotechnology Recruitment start-up that aim to re-shape the perception of the recruitment sector; an industry that has historically had a questionable reputation.

We partner with many of the most exciting medical device and Biotech clients; CEOs, Investors, Business Leaders and Entrepreneurial innovators across the industry, aligning our vision with our client’s recruitment and growth strategy, and contributing to the development and improvement of patient healthcare.

The Role:

As a Junior Recruiter, you will be introducing, building, and nurturing relationships with our clients, understanding their recruitment and growth vision, delivering great candidates, at pace.

You will:

  • Proactively headhunt and approach great candidates through various platforms

  • Build introductions, and nurture relationships with industry specific candidates, expanding your network to underpin & develop your specialism

  • Manage end to end Recruitment lifecycle processes

  • Utilise Selexa’s excellent network to partner with candidates and introduce them to our clients

  • Develop client relationships as a specialist Recruiter, understanding your client's Visions and building an effective recruitment strategy to deliver exceptional candidates – Selected Excellence

  • Deliver market insights, candidate introductions & requirements, and competitor analysis to deliver a high performing, Consultative approach

    You:

    We are interested in speaking with Recruiters from any industry, sector and/or vertical, but a technical background within Engineering, Manufacturing, or Biotechnology and Life Sciences would be of interest:

  • Will come from a Recruitment or Talent Acquisition experience within industry

  • Candidates with an interest in Recruitment or Talent Acquisition but litlte experience will be considered

  • Previous experience of nurturing client or account management relationships

  • Commercial acumen and awareness

  • Customer focused approach; Communication is key Ambitious, confident, motivated

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