Source high quality candidates using various Internet-based sourcing techniques: job boards, web crawlers, search engines, social networking tools, university alumni sites, blogs, local organizations websites, discussion groups, a...
Source high quality candidates using various Internet-based sourcing techniques: job boards, web crawlers, search engines, social networking tools, university alumni sites, blogs, local organizations websites, discussion groups, and public and proprietary resume databases.
• Search and short-list candidates from various job sites, social networks, and public and proprietary databases and also directly via search engines using different search techniques such as Boolean strings and AIRS (Advanced Internet Research Skills).
• Work on various technical requirements and conduct primary sourcing. Sample job orders worked on: JAVA, C++, .NET, ORACLE, CRM, SQL, PL/SQL, PeopleSoft, Cisco, SharePoint, SDET Quality Analysis, Data Warehouse Architecture, Solutions Engineering, Lotus Notes Development, Network Engineering, Software Engineering, etc.
• Work on non-technical requirements like Project Management, Business Development Management, Technical Writing, Business Analysis, Underwriting, Econometrics, Project Coordination, Process Development, Drug Safety, Scientist II, etc.
• Work on job orders for many Fortune 500 Companies like Fannie Mae, Comcast, Keystone Strategy, Genentech, AT&T, etc.
• Hands-on experience with Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) like Bullhorn, CATS and Sendouts.
• Active Search: Resume search of active candidates from job boards such as Monster, CareerBuilder and Hot Jobs.
• Passive Search: Search for candidates on various sites such as LinkedIn, Spoke, Jigsaw and social networking. Using advanced AIRS techniques, also identify candidates through search engines.
• Quality check (QC) work carried out by sourcing associates and prioritize short-listed candidates, focusing on placeable candidates matching the job description.
• Compile candidate submittal reports for each job order that include a ranking (Hot/Warm/Okay) for each candidate and a detailed reason for the ranking.