The people that make up your company ARE its culture. As a Technical Sourcer at Apollo, you will be responsible for helping us grow our engineering team by sourcing a high-performing, caring, and diverse technical team. You are critical to the company’s success and set the tone a candidate has with us.
Apollo is the company that is bringing GraphQL to the masses. GraphQL is a technology that is being adopted at a massive rate and is greatly increasing the productivity of developers all over the world. If you love working with great people and sourcing on challenging roles, come join us!
What you'll do
- Build a pipeline of top talent through multiple sourcing channels to help us double our technical team over the next year
- Partner closely with hiring managers, hiring teams, and members of the recruiting team to research and deepen understanding of open roles, competitive landscape, and candidate market trends
- Design and implement sourcing strategies to find passive candidates and activate them to enter the interview process at Apollo
- Iteratively improve sourcing strategies and report back on data using analytics and reporting features
- Screen candidates who’ve engaged with your outreach and pitch them on the opportunity to work at Apollo
About you
- You’ve seen sourcing done really well and have thrived as a technical sourcer in a fast-moving company
- You have worked within a modern Applicant Tracking System or are eager to learn
- You love talking to people and finding out what motivates them
- You’re organized, care deeply about candidate experience, and don’t let candidates drop
- You are passionate about always learning and improving, as well as sharing your knowledge with others
- You have a “rising tide lifts all boats” mentality
This is a 1099 contract position and can be done from anywhere in the US.
Apollo is proud to be an equal-opportunity workplace dedicated to pursuing and hiring a talented and diverse workforce.
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