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Talent Acquisition Specialist - Entry Level
Columbia Safety & Supply Family of Companies
ColumbiaOn-site1w ago
- Employment
- Full-time
- Seniority
- Junior
About the role
Requirements for success:
- Manage the entire candidate journey: sourcing, screening, interviewing, and closing.
- Conduct phone interviews to assess cultural fit, technical aptitude, and salary alignment.
- Lead "kick-off" meetings for new roles and provide weekly data-driven updates on pipeline health
- Develop creative sourcing strategies to find candidates in a competitive market.
- Coach managers on interviewing best practices and legal compliance.
- Draft and extend offer letters, handling negotiations with transparency and tact.
- Serve as the Administrator for our ATS, ensuring 100% data integrity and workflow efficiency.
- Automate repetitive tasks (email templates, scheduling) to keep the "time-to-hire" lean.
- Transition candidates into employees by leading orientation ensuring they feel welcomed from day one.
Ideal candidate qualities include:
- Expertise in managing an ATS
- Exceptional verbal and written skills
Why it's great to build your career with us!
- Health, Vision & Dental Insurance with company contributions
- Company HSA Contributions
- Add On Insurance Options: Accident, Short Term Disability, etc.
- Free Employee Assistance Program: 24/7 access
- Generous paid time off (PTO) that increases with tenure, plus company-paid holidays
- Volunteer Paid Time Off: Give back to our community & get paid!
- Retirement Options with no Vesting Requirements
Perks & benefits
- Dental Insurance
- Paid Time Off
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