TL;DR

Talent Community Specialist (AI): Supporting regional talent acquisition strategies and employment branding initiatives with an accent on proactive sourcing for rare, niche, and long-tail language markets. Focus on building robust talent pipelines across EMEA, APAC, and Middle East regions, ensuring a strong candidate experience, and optimizing recruitment workflows using innovative tools and strategies.

Location: Hybrid in Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Company

%hirify_global% is a global transformation partner that enables brands to reach, engage, and grow international audiences through multilingual content transformation services and high-quality training data solutions for NLP-enabled machine learning.

What you will do

Conduct targeted sourcing for rare, niche, and long-tail language markets.
Review resumes, conduct initial screenings, and coordinate interviews with hiring teams.
Build and maintain robust talent pipelines for high-complexity linguistic markets across EMEA, APAC, and Middle East.
Ensure a strong candidate experience across the full recruitment cycle.
Collaborate with hiring teams on job description creation and provide coaching on ATS usage and market constraints.
Source and evaluate new tools and workflows to enhance recruitment effectiveness.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years of international recruitment or talent acquisition experience.
Demonstrated success hiring across EMEA, APAC, or Middle East linguistic markets, especially where pass rates or retention have historically been challenging.
Strong full-cycle recruitment experience with emphasis on specialized and niche-market sourcing.
Proficiency with sourcing tools, social platforms, and Boolean research methods.
Familiarity with ATS systems and international hiring practices.
Strong communication and stakeholder management across global teams.

Nice to have

MA degree.

Hiring process

AI tools may be used to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications or assessing responses, with final hiring decisions made by humans.