Senior Internal Recruiter

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Senior Internal Recruiter / Recruitment Business Partner, Up to £75,000 + 20% Bonus + Benefits, London EC3 (City), Hybrid Working i.e., 3 Days per week on-site and 2 working from home, permanent opportunity, fantastic Insurance company.

About the Business/Role:

Dive into the heart of a revolutionary company is at the forefront of talent outsourcing solutions, serving as the catalyst for renowned brands and organisations. This company redefine recruitment outsourcing, seamlessly integrating with HR and Talent Acquisition functions to deliver a successful and strategic contingent recruitment service.

This well respected Recruitment Process Outsource Company (RPO) has worked with this global insurance company for many years and due to growth and demand in the business we are now looking for a Senior Internal Recruiter / Recruitment Business Partner to support permanent and FTC hires in the business. The majority of the hires will sit within the Underwriting and Claims space (therefore if you have any experience of recruiting in this space, it will be a strong advantage to the position)

The Senior Internal Recruiter will play a key role in managing and sourcing permanent and FTC employees for the end client and help deliver a quality led candidate experience. The benefit that comes with this position is that you will also have full access to a strong direct hire delivery team that will fully support you with your hires.

Senior Internal Recruiter Responsibilities:

Forge deep connections with hiring managers, gaining profound insights into their needs to craft captivating job adverts.

Drive the recruitment process from application management to candidate engagement, ensuring a seamless journey for all involved.

Devise ingenious sourcing strategies to unearth top-tier talent.

Stay ahead of the curve by monitoring competitor activity and staying abreast of industry trends.

Harness the power of data to optimize operations and fuel continuous improvement.

Cultivate partnerships with external agencies, leveraging their expertise when needed.

Skills and Experience Required:

Experience of recruiting (RPO or In House ) in either the Insurance or Financial Services market would be a strong advantage to the position

Some experience of hiring in the Underwriting / Claims space would be a strong advantage to this position.

Ability to source both active and passive candidates, uncovering hidden gems in the talent pool.

Communicate with finesse, both verbally and in writing, showcasing your persuasive prowess.

Embrace challenges with a proactive spirit, armed with impeccable problem-solving skills.

Excel as a team player, embodying a consultative approach and an entrepreneurial mindset

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