Talent Acquisition Business Partner 

at Red 6

Orlando Florida / Corporate Development / Full-Time

Red’s 6 Mission

To build the best in-flight Augmented Reality flight training system in the world, and to create the most effective combat pilots on the planet.

Job Duties:

  • Manage full life cycle recruitment for all Red 6 requisitions.
  • Req load to include administrative and exempt professionals.
  • Develop creative strategies to source, identify, attract, and hire top candidates in a timely fashion and share best practices.
  • Accurately assess candidates for cultural, competency and skill fit, quickly synthesizes candidate and hiring manager feedback and routinely pre-closes candidates to ensure high acceptance rates.
  • Act as a business partner by advising hiring managers on effective interviewing techniques and collaborates with others throughout the organization to ensure a smooth process and meeting required business objectives.
  • Ensure a diverse pipeline for open positions: engage and build relationships with diverse organizations and attend and recruit at diversity conferences.
  • Possess the business acumen to influence key stakeholders, develop trusting relationships and effects business outcomes.
  • Leverage other functional areas as well as utilize data and market intelligence when advising the business and executing staffing strategies.
  • Understand and adheres to compliance, diversity and talent acquisition processes.
  • Collaborate with our leaders and other key players to ensure streamlined and positive candidate experience.
  • If you are a dynamic recruiter with a passion for recruiting top, diverse talent, this is the opportunity to join a high performing team and drive business critical recruiting strategies.

Basic Qualifications for Associate Talent Acquisition Business Partner:

  • A Bachelor’s degree in a related field.
  • 3 – 6 years of full-cycle recruiting experience; especially experience with technical recruitment.
  • Effective customer service and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Successful demonstration of full-life cycle staffing experience; including experience sourcing, identifying, and attracting top talent.
  • Active in the Social Digital and recruitment arena.
  • Ability to define and implement research and sourcing strategies for critical positions.
  • Technical industry knowledge with the ability to understand relevant skills, target companies and user

Note

Red 6 Covid Vaccination Requirement
 
Per Executive Order 14042 for companies doing business with the Federal Government, all current and future employees are required to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations, unless a reasonable accommodation is approved.

Red 6 reserves the right to change its current benefits program at any time, in a manner that is consistent with applicable federal and state regulations

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