Swedish, Norwegian or Danish Speaking Recruitment Consultant

London

4 weeks ago

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Swedish, Norwegian or Danish Speaking Recruitment Consultant - MedTech sector

Location: Central London - 3 days a week in-office, 2 remote days a week
Languages Required: Fluent Swedish, Norwegian or Danish

Company
Our client is a leading international recruitment consultancy specialising in the medical technology sector. They work with leading medical device, equipment and technology designers, hiring for them the best talent across Europe.

The Opportunity:
Due to ongoing expansion, they are hiring for either a Swedish, Norwegian or Danish Speaking Recruitment Consultant to join their team. You’ll work on recruitment assignments across Europe, primarily in thr Nordic countries, focusing on clients from the medical technology, equipment and related sector.

Key Responsibilities:

Developing long term relationships and partnerships with clients
Understanding client requirements at both a strategic and tactical level to offer the best business solution
Leveraging solutions across all areas of talent management, having responsibility for pitching, winning business and negotiating new contracts
Building strong commercial and long-term relationships with clients
Work collaboratively with other business areas (marketing/delivery) to leverage opportunity and develop joined-up propositions

Candidate Profile:
Fluent in either Swedish, Norwegian or Danish
Experience recruiting in a permanent, candidate short, technical market
Experience covering international/European markets
360 Recruitment experience (agency or internal) in the medical device or diagnostics industry with strong existing relationships
Strong search skills: using LinkedIn recruiter, advanced Boolean search, headhunting, lead generation, CV stripping
Consistent placements over minimum of a 1 year period
Resilient, creative, curious, process driven, and able to build relationships

Salary and Benefits:

Negotiable base salary: £27,000 - £45,000 (negotiable)
Uncapped commission - OTE £50,000 - £100,000

To apply, please email your CV directly to Jonathan Grimes

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