Director of Talent Acquisition

Descripción del puesto de trabajo

BairesDev is proud to be the fastest-growing company in America. With people on five continents and world-class clients, we are only as strong as the multicultural teams at the heart of our business. To consistently deliver the highest quality solutions to our clients, we only hire the Top 1% of the best talents and nurture their professional growth on exciting projects.

Director of Talent Acquisition at BairesDev

We are looking for a Director of Talent Acquisition to join our Recruitment team. We are looking for proactive, dynamic people and team players, with great organizational capacity, accustomed to handling multiple tasks, and with marked attention to detail. It is an excellent opportunity for those professionals looking to develop in one of the fastest-growing companies in the industry!

How we do make your work (and your life) easier:

- 100% remote work.

- Hardware setup for you to work from home.

- Flexible hours - make your schedule.

- Paid parental leave, vacation & holidays.

- Diverse and multicultural work environment.

- An innovative environment with the structure and resources of a leading multinational.

- Excellent compensation - well above the market average.

- Here you can grow at the speed of your learning curve.

Our people work remotely but with a consistent and robust culture that promotes diversity and teamwork. To continue being the leading software development company in Latin America, we want to ensure that every BairesDev member gets the best growth and professional development opportunities in a diverse, welcoming, and innovative environment.

Every BairesDev team member brings something unique to our company.

We want to hear your story. Apply now!

Requerimientos

Educación mínima: Universidad
7 años de experiencia
Idiomas: Inglés
Conocimientos: Gestión de equipos, Reclutamiento, Recursos Humanos, Tecnología de la información, Lean, Agile
Disponibilidad de viajar: No
Disponibilidad de cambio de residencia: No

Fuente: ni.computrabajo.com