Foodstuffs, Inc.

Talent Sourcing Partner

Foodstuffs, Inc.

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: Mangere • 🇳🇿 New Zealand

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Job Level

Mid-LevelSenior

About the role

  • As a Talent Sourcing Partner, you won’t just fill roles - you’ll future-proof our business, ensuring we have the right skills and talent to lead our Co-op into the future.
  • Build for tomorrow: Develop pipelines of diverse, high-quality talent for critical and emerging roles.
  • Think ahead: Use market insights and talent mapping to anticipate future skills needs and influence workforce planning.
  • Innovate sourcing: Create bold, multi-channel strategies to engage passive talent and strengthen our employer brand.
  • Partner for impact: Work closely with People Leaders and the wider Talent team to align sourcing with strategic priorities.
  • Champion diversity: Ensure our talent pools reflect the communities we serve and support our inclusion goals.

Requirements

  • Whilst not solely focussed on IT/tech talent, this role will have a strong lens on supporting our IT teams, so ideally, you’ll come with strong knowledge and known networks in the IT/tech space
  • You’ll have proven experience in sourcing and talent acquisition, ideally in a large enterprise or agency setting.
  • A proactive, curious mindset with a passion for discovering great talent.
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
Benefits
  • Free carparking - we’ve got over 1,000 carparks including EV plugs
  • 5% discount at our retail stores
  • Flexible working and a day off on your birthday
  • Inhouse learning and development programmes and courses, flu vaccinations, and social network groups (we call them Tribes).

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard skills
sourcingtalent acquisitiontalent mappingworkforce planningpipeline developmentmarket insightsmulti-channel strategiesemployer branding
Soft skills
proactive mindsetcuriositycommunication skillsrelationship-buildingcollaboration