
Recruiter, GTM
Semgrep
contract
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: San Francisco • California • United States
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Salary
💰 $70 per hour
About the role
- Own full-cycle recruiting with primary focus on GTM roles, supporting other teams as needed
- Develop and execute sourcing strategies that build diverse, high-quality candidate pipelines
- Partner with hiring managers to optimize role requirements, interview processes, and evaluation frameworks
- Maintain hiring quality standards while meeting aggressive growth targets
- Analyze market trends and compensation data to inform recruitment strategy
- Share competitive intelligence and best practices to improve team performance
- Drive recruiting efficiency and effectiveness through strategic process improvements
Requirements
- Proven experience managing full-cycle recruiting, ideally within an internal recruiting environment
- Creative sourcing skills and the ability to find talent in unexpected places
- A track record of building diverse candidate pipelines and inclusive hiring processes
- Strong storytelling abilities to share our mission and culture with candidates
- Collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for working closely with other recruiters
- The ability to build trust and genuine relationships with candidates, teammates, and hiring managers
- Comfort with the dynamic and ambiguous nature of a growing organization.
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Hard Skills & Tools
full-cycle recruitingsourcing strategiescandidate pipelinesinterview processesevaluation frameworksmarket trends analysiscompensation data analysisrecruiting efficiencystrategic process improvements
Soft Skills
creative sourcing skillsstorytelling abilitiescollaborative mindsetrelationship buildingtrust buildingenthusiasmadaptabilityproblem-solving