Columbia University Human Resources
Position Summary
Talent Search Services (TSS) serves as Columbia University Human Resources' centralized recruitment function, partnering with schools and departments across the Morningside and Manhattanville campuses to recruit non-faculty Officer of Administration positions.
The reporting to the Director, Talent Management, the Lead Recruiter will independently manage a diverse portfolio of requisitions across a broad range of functions and levels, including finance, development, human resources, administration, student-facing services, marketing and communications, and information technology roles.
This is a hands-on, full-cycle recruiting position for a professional who thrives in a dynamic and evolving environment. In addition to successfully delivering talent, the Lead Recruiter will contribute to the continuous refinement of workflows, templates, service standards, and recruiting practices that support the growth and scalability of TSS. The ideal candidate is an experienced recruiting professional who is equally comfortable sourcing passive candidates, advising hiring managers, and leveraging data and reporting to measure recruiting effectiveness and drive process improvement.
Responsibilities
Full-Cycle Recruitment
Sourcing and Talent Pipeline Development
Hiring Manager Partnership and Advisory Services
Applicant Tracking System (ATS) Management and Process Integrity
Reporting and Recruitment Analytics
Process Improvement and Service Development
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Other Requirements
Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran
Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.
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