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Talent Acquisition Sourcing Specialist - 6-month FTC
CFC
UK - LondonHybrid1mo ago
- Employment
- Permanent Full Time
About the role
About the role
- Source and engaged technology talent across Software Engineering, Product, Agile, and Operations using a mix of direct sourcing, networking, and market mapping techniques
- Built and maintained high‑quality talent pipelines to support both immediate and future hiring needs
- Partner with hiring managers to understand role requirements, delivery milestones, and team objectives
- Developed tailored sourcing strategies for each role, leveraging LinkedIn, job boards, professional networks, and specialist platforms
- Engaged with active and passive candidates to understand career goals and build long‑term relationships
- Actively promoted CFC’s employer brand and technology roadmap to the external market
- Utilise Pinpoint (ATS), technical assessments, and video interviewing tools to improve recruitment efficiency
- Worked closely with the TA Coordinator to ensure timely and compliant offer processing, pre‑employment screening, and recruitment administration`
About you
- You will have prior experience in a tech start-up environment, ideally you will also have experience within a Financial Services firm.
- Proven experience of interacting with potential candidates on social media and professional networks (e.g. LinkedIn, Github)
- You will be confident in using advanced sourcing techniques such as Boolean search and market mapping
- Proven experience managing multiple vacancies across different areas of IT simultaneously
- Experience with different ATS’s – we use Pinpoint here.
Core Values
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