Junior Recruiter with German (full-cycle recruiting) (Wrocław, Poland, Dolnoslaskie)
About this opportunity
The position
Are you looking for a role where you build the bridge between candidates and the company, where it’s all about having the right person in the right place at the right time? Join us in Recruiting to connect talent with our mission. If you are passionate about working with people, strive for continuous improvement, and would like to be part of our exciting journey ahead, then Recruiting is the place for you!
Tasks & Responsibilities
As a Junior Recruiter with German, you are responsible for:
Supporting end-to-end recruitment processes in collaboration with Recruiters, Hiring Managers and HRBPs
Sourcing candidates and helping build talent pipelines for future hiring needs
Screening applications, scheduling interviews and conducting initial candidate conversations
Ensuring a positive candidate experience through regular communication and coordination
Contributing to recruitment projects and continuous process improvements
About our future employee
You should speak fluent German (C1 level) and English (min. B2 level) and have at least 2 years of experience in end-to-end recruiting. We are also open to considering less experienced candidates who demonstrate a willingness to learn on the job.
Additionally, we are looking for:
Bachelor's degree in HR, Psychology, Business Administration or a related field
Proactive, organized and service-oriented mindset
Genuine interest in recruiting and working with people
Strong relationship-building and teamwork skills
Attention to detail and ability to manage multiple tasks
Motivation to learn, grow and contribute ideas for improvement
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