SENIOR TALENT ACQUISITION PARTNER At CARE USA

CARE is an international NGO with local staff and community partners in more than 90 countries. We create local solutions to poverty and inequality and we seek dignity for everyone every day and during times of crisis. These solutions have a broad range, from clean water to access to education; from microfinance to ensuring that everyone has nutritious food; from agriculture and climate change to disaster response. CARE puts women and girls at the center of everything we do because they have proven to be the best hope for creating lasting change in the world. Our staff live where they work, which makes us effective at understanding the challenges they face. We’ve been doing this for over 70 years, since World War II. It started with the world’s first CARE Package® of food for the post-war hungry in Europe. Our work today is as important as ever, we believe that poverty and inequality are historic injustices that we can end within a generation, for good. If you share our core beliefs: poverty is an injustice; poverty is solvable; and together, we have the power to end it, join us, and fight with CARE

75 years ago, a small group of Americans sent the world’s first CARE package on a ship across the Atlantic Ocean. They refused to stand on the sidelines while millions of Europeans faced starvation. Much has changed since World War II but CARE’s commitment to helping people has not.

Today CARE is a leader in global development and emergency response. We help Ukranian refugees find shelter in Poland. Advance gender equity in Ethiopia. Reduce poverty in Pakistan. Strengthen health in Honduras. With an annual budget of $750 million and a global team of nearly 7,500 CARE works in 100 countries around the world to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice.

Your Charge

We seek a creative detective to join our talent acquisition team. Someone who can find needles in haystacks. Manage shifting contexts and complex job offers. Wants to help people fleeing natural disasters and war.

• Create game for each position. Each recruitment is like a mini casting call, requiring a clear understanding of the role and the reasons a talented candidate would want to play the part. Thus, before launching a search for candidates, we need you at to clarify the three P’s: the position, people involved, and process.
• Find people. Many candidates find us through our website and ads. When it comes to the best candidates, however, we often find them. That’s why we want a recruiter with sourcing savvy: the knowledge of where the best candidates work and the ability to find them. You will identify candidates through industry listservs, Boolean search strings, other NGOs, LinkedIn, Facebook, industry trade associations, international conferences and trainings, and places we haven’t even thought of.
• Emphasize opportunity. Great people come to CARE because of what we do and because of what they can do. That’s why we’re looking for a recruiter who can sell opportunity. A manager who can breathe new life into a division. An analyst who can measure what matters. A leader who can revive a dispirited team.
• Assess people. Knowing whether a candidate can do a job well is the hardest nut to crack in recruiting. CARE, this means hiring people who can thrive in a team, do their jobs well, and do them with great gusto. To find these people, we want a recruiter who has creative ideas on how to assess candidates through case study assignments, presentations, questionnaires, and other creative job relevant auditions.
• Guide managers and interviewers. Good recruiters balance collaboration with results. We look to you to root out bias in interviews, advise hiring managers on the market for candidates, and to reinforce the role of hiring managers in decision-making.
• Get a yes. A golden rule in recruiting is to never make an offer that won’t be accepted. That’s why great recruiters check in with candidates every step of the way—during the initial phone interview, after an interview with a hiring manager, and often in between. Knowing candidates’ doubts and what qualities and responsibilities they really want can help a recruiter negotiate a “yes.”

Your background

• Recruiting chops. You are a global detective with 8+ years’ experience recruiting in international companies or NGOs. Experience in technology or fundraising recruiting preferred.
• Sourcing savvy. You can find passive candidates with personalized messages that build relationships and prompt great people to apply. You can use online recruiting tools to identify great prospects. You are proficient in Boolean.
• Organizational skills. You are able to lead searches through methodical steps and to adhere to timelines. You have the ability to multitask – to manage multiple searches for positions that are at different stages.
• Computer skills – You are comfortable with Microsoft office and know how to use applicant tracking systems to organize candidates and analyze recruiting.
• Collaborative spirit. We want someone who actively listens and communicates. Who can connect easily with her team and gain their trust and respect. Who can roll up their sleeves and help others out in a pinch.
• Problem solving skills. A natural detective, you can easily spot recruiting problems and guide managers towards solutions.
• Flexibility. Sometimes you will have 3 months to recruit someone for a position; sometimes you will have only a week. You are comfortable in a fast-paced environment with fluid deadlines.
• Team player. You play well with others enjoy seeing the impact of our work as a team.
• Customer service skills. Like the acronym “HR,” our team is both human and resourceful. Your can-do spirit shifts the HR paradigm from “you can’t do that” to “yes we can.”
• Lives our values. You can thrive in our culture – you can demonstrate inclusion, integrity, and innovation.