IT Recruitment Manager

Chelmsley Wood
4 days ago
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Recognised as a powerhouse within the IT sector, this revolutionary company seeks a seasoned IT Recruitment Manager with a proven track record of partnering with clients to deliver effective recruitment solutions and experience in managing a team.

What’s in it for you?

  • Work hours: 8.30am to 5pm or 9am to 5:30pm

  • Salary: £45,000 - £55,000, plus on target earnings of £100,000

  • Hybrid working, 3 days in office and 2 from home

  • 25 days holiday

  • Death in service 4x

  • Critical illness

  • Career progression opportunities

    IT Recruitment Manager Responsibilities:

  • Act as the main point of contact for clients, maintaining strong relationships throughout recruitment campaigns and following successful placements to ensure satisfaction and repeat business

  • Position yourself as an expert in the IT sector by sharing recruitment guidance, best practices and insights with existing and prospective clients

  • Liaise with clients to fully understand their recruitment needs, enabling you to provide tailored recruitment solutions

  • Utilise job boards, social media, networking events, and the CRM to source candidates

  • Screen candidates to understand their needs and assess their suitability for jobs

  • Identify new business opportunities, building close-knit relationships with decision makers to influence decisions and encourage business

  • Create tailored recruitment presentations and proposals for prospective clients

  • Negotiate contracts and terms to secure new business

  • Lead a team of recruiters, working with the team to set and achieve KPIs

  • Collaborate with the wider team to develop and deliver effective recruitment strategies

    IT Recruitment Manager Skills and Experience:

  • Extensive experience in IT recruitment, confident recruiting for developers, engineers, analysts, cybersecurity specialists and IT project managers

  • Demonstrates a good understanding of various IT tools, software, and certifications

  • Possesses excellent leadership and managerial skills, able to lead and inspire a high-performing team

  • Proven track record of the entire sales cycle, confident in identifying and winning new business, negotiating terms, and closing sales

  • Driven and ambitious, with a history of exceeding targets and KPIs

  • Excellent communication skills, capable of building rapport and close-knit relationships with clients and candidates

  • Highly organised, able to manage multiple accounts and enjoys working in a fast-paced environment

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