Talent Acquisition Specialist

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute effective sourcing strategies to attract top talent from different industry or same industry to ensure alignment with organization’s hiring goals.
• Utilize various recruitment channels such as job boards, social media, networking and direct outreach to source high-quality candidates.
• Conduct initial screenings to assess candidates' skills, experience, and cultural fit for the organization.
• Manage the interview process by coordinating with hiring managers and candidates, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience for all parties involved.
• Work closely with Marketing & Branding teams to promote company as an employer of choice, leveraging digital platforms and events to attract potential candidates.
• Assist in crafting competitive offers and negotiate terms with selected candidates, ensuring alignment with organization's compensation strategy.
• Support the onboarding process for new hires, ensuring they have a positive experience as they transition into the company.
• Build and maintain a strong pipeline of potential candidates for future roles through proactive networking and relationship-building.
• Stay updated on industry trends, recruitment best practices, and competitive salary benchmarks to inform recruitment decisions.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management, Business Administration or a related field.
• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in talent acquisition or recruitment, preferably within corporate services, consulting, or a related industry.
• Proven track record of sourcing and hiring high-quality talent in a fast paced and high volume environment.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to build relationships at all levels.
• Excellent organizational skills, able to manage multiple roles and priorities simultaneously.
• Creative and innovative thinking in attracting and engaging candidates.
• Proficiency in mandarin will be advantageous to deal with mandarin speaking counterparts