Recruitment Program Associate

New York, NY
Temporary to Full Time
Human Resources
Entry Level

The Recruitment Program Associate works collaboratively with the Recruitment Program Manager and internal hiring teams to execute and support recruiting, hiring and retaining top talent at TED.

QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS

1-2 years of recruitment coordinator/associate experience
Thorough and efficient administrative professional who brings rigor and meticulous execution to all aspects of their work
Ability to exercise sound judgment, discretion, and confidentiality in the handling of sensitive information
Possess professional email, phone, and video etiquette
Ability to prioritize, multitask and juggle new projects at a moment's notice
Experience in Excel with the ability to navigate spreadsheets
Familiarity with G-suite and Apple applications, including Gmail, Google Calendar, and Keynote
Effective organizational, coordination, and logistic skills to manage the day to day recruitment support function for hiring teams

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Provide organizational support by sending candidate pre-screens, scheduling interviews, and conducting reference checks upon request.
Organize and schedule recruitment training sessions, and check-ins
Monitor job request forms and post new jobs in ATS
Monitor offer letter request forms and draft offer letters
Monitor employee referral submissions
Manage International 3rd party hiring process (TargetCW)
Assist with analyzing and collecting data
Coordinate and manage scheduling logistics for recruiting events
Monitor and update recruitment resources
Work with the Recruitment Program Manager to develop and execute new recruitment initiatives such as :
- Talent Network
- Internship Program
- Recruitment Events
- Employer Branding

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