Salary
💰 $110,000 - $140,000 per year
About the role
- Own full-cycle recruiting for U.S. GTM roles (sales, CS, marketing), from intake and sourcing to offer and close
- Build scalable recruiting processes and frameworks for the U.S. market to ensure efficiency and repeatability
- Partner with U.S. leadership to forecast hiring needs, set priorities, and advise on organizational design and talent strategy
- Develop a proactive sourcing engine, mapping and engaging top talent pipelines across U.S. GTM functions
- Close high-impact hires by positioning the value proposition, advising on offers, and managing negotiations
- Track and report on recruiting metrics, providing insights on funnel health, conversion, efficiency, and quality of hire
- Champion diversity hiring and design strategies to expand access and representation across GTM roles
- Lay the groundwork for U.S. talent operations, including vendor relationships and employer brand presence
- Design and own the U.S. onboarding experience to ensure quick ramp and connection to mission
- Shape and embed company culture in the U.S. team and support early org design decisions
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in recruitment with agency and in-house startup experience, focused on GTM hiring (sales, CS, marketing)
- Proven sourcing expertise; proactive pipeline building
- Data-driven mindset leveraging sourcing contribution, funnel health, candidate quality, hiring manager satisfaction
- Strong ownership and autonomy; comfortable building from scratch
- Ability to design scalable recruiting processes and talent strategies for a growing U.S. org
- Expert closer and negotiator with a track record converting top candidates in competitive markets
- Skilled at influencing hiring managers and leadership; trusted partner in talent decisions
- Comfortable leveraging AI and automation tools to boost sourcing productivity and streamline operations
- (Nice to have) Experience with Ashby or similar modern ATS
- Appropriate work authorization for this role (application form asks)