Data Centre Recruiter

Job Description:

  • Guide strategic talent sourcing across multidisciplinary sectors
  • Identify external and internal talent pipelines
  • Promote internal mobility and employee referrals
  • Partner with hiring managers through end-to-end recruitment
  • Deliver structured, behavioural interviews
  • Ensure compliance and effective use of applicant tracking systems
  • Support bids through proactive talent pipelining
  • Use data insights to meet targets and hiring KPIs
  • Recruit candidates for Technology & Manufacturing teams and data centre clients in the United States
  • Manage the full recruiting lifecycle, including identifying, interviewing and selecting candidates
  • Develop key working relationships and insights into hiring requirements

Requirements:

  • Construction recruitment experience across Data Centres or Technology & Manufacturing sectors
  • Experience within consultancy, main contractor or owner-representative environments
  • Talent acquisition expertise across screening, interviewing and offer management
  • Experience using applicant tracking systems
  • Sector-aligned subject matter expertise
  • Strong professional networks
  • Credibility with senior management stakeholders
  • Experience recruiting into the United States
  • Knowledge of necessary US visa requirements
  • Ability to work US Eastern Hours, 1PM UK–9PM UK

Benefits:

  • 100% remote working option
  • Hybrid working option with days in the London headquarters
  • Part-time and flexible working options, if suitable within the role
  • Inclusive, diverse and safe working environment
  • Wellbeing-focused workplace
  • Continuous improvement and development culture
  • Employee referrals and internal mobility opportunities
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