OpenAI

Talent Sourcer – Go To Market

OpenAI

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: TokyoJapan

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About the role

  • Partner with hiring managers across GTM to build and improve recruiting processes and develop customized sourcing strategies for your roles.
  • Build highly targeted searches that deliver candidate profiles with precision.
  • Craft thoughtful approaches to candidate outreach to engage even the most passive talent.
  • Cultivate relationships with high priority targets over the long-term, including talent research and "mapping."
  • Act as the primary touchpoint for candidates from initial outreach until the onsite interview stage, ensuring an exceptional candidate experience.
  • Utilize non-traditional and creative strategies to discover talent through events, talks, etc.
  • Take a highly organized and data-driven approach to candidate tracking and pipeline health.
  • Represent OpenAI and engage with candidates at conferences and events.
  • Effectively lead and contribute to cross-functional projects.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of experience sourcing GTM / sales talent.
  • Experience sourcing for non-technical roles such as product design, program management, policy, communications, legal, finance, operations, marketing, etc.
  • Demonstrable success in hiring top technical talent at a premier tech company or high growth startup.
  • Track record of delivering healthy candidate volume while maintaining a high degree of responsiveness and care to each stakeholder and candidate in the process.
Benefits
  • Relocation assistance to new employees
  • Hybrid work model: three days in the office per week with optional work from home on Thursdays and Fridays
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Soft Skills
candidate outreachrelationship buildingcandidate experiencedata-driven approachorganizational skillscross-functional collaborationcreativity in sourcingresponsivenessstakeholder managementlong-term engagement