In a nutshell
We’re looking for a friendly and enthusiastic recruiter to join our in-house recruitment team. You’ll support hiring across different areas of the firm, working closely with hiring managers to help find and attract the right candidates. You’ll be part of a collaborative and welcoming team that’s committed to delivering a smooth and positive experience for everyone involved in the recruitment process.
What’s in it for you?
1. The chance to build high-performing teams by finding the right people at the right time
2. Supportive relationships with colleagues who value your contribution
3. A team culture that encourages fresh ideas and doing things well
If you're passionate about making a meaningful difference and want to be part of a team that values your contribution, we’d love to hear from you.
What you'll be doing day to day
4. Collaborate with hiring managers to understand recruitment needs and help shape the best approach
5. Create engaging job adverts and work with our Marketing Team to promote roles
6. Support departments by sourcing candidates, review applications, and coordinate offers
7. Help ensure a smooth onboarding experience by working with hiring managers and the wider People Team
8. Talk through job offers and terms with successful candidates
9. Use recruitment systems to keep track of applications and progress
10. Liaise with trusted external recruitment agencies to support hiring for specialist or hard-to-fill roles
11. Involvement in team projects and to help improve how we work
About you
12. Proven experience in full-cycle recruitment, ideally in-house or within an agency
13. Strong writing skills for job adverts and recruitment communications
14. Confidence and creativity in tackling hard-to-fill roles and sourcing hard-to-find talent
15. Commitment to delivering an excellent service to candidates, hiring managers, and colleagues
16. Flexible, proactive approach, with the ability to travel between offices and adapt to changing priorities
17. Experience in a professional services environment is desirable but not essential