Technical Recruiter - Richmond Hill, Canada - Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls

Verified Company

Richmond Hill, Canada

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

beBee Recruiter

Description

Job Details
The Talent Acquisition COE is responsible for all hires in North America, across all business units and corporate. The team works as advisors about the internal and external talent labor markets to the business and HR teams. We're a forward-looking team, leaning on relationships and fueled by data.

We are positioned to make a dramatic impact on the culture at Johnson Controls, by influencing hires with quality, diversity, speed, and cost.

What you will do

How you will do it

Understand and execute talent acquisition process, and meet servicelevel agreement expectations
Educate yourself on your functional business responsibility, and identify and engage key relationships
Set expectations and an effective communication cadence with stakeholders
Partner with your hiring team to create robust recruitment strategies that result in faster time to fill metrics, diversity goals, and quality hires
Identify priority / critical roles within your functional business responsibility and partner with your TA Manager on establishing recruitment strategies for long term success
Establish yourself as a brand ambassador for Johnson Controls

What we look for

University degree or equivalent combination of education and experience
5 or more years of recruitment experience, preferably in technical recruitment spaces IT, Engineering and/or Software Development
Strong account management, stakeholder management, and req. management skills
Proven negotiation and effective communication skills
Knowledge of recruiting and staffing laws and strong processoriented mindset
Technology aptitude experience with Taleo, (ATS), Avature (CRM), Workday (ATS and/or HRIS) LinkedIn Recruiter, and related direct sourcing tools
Experience recruiting for technical (engineering, innovation, digital, and/or information technology) positions is required

Our talented multilingual global team embodies diversity, creativity and ingenuity all around the world.

We are particularly appreciative of our unique employees who bring their extraordinary perspectives and backgrounds into our conversations each and every day.

We are honored to be featured on the 2019 Diversity Inc. Top 50 list as a noteworthy company for women, minorities, veterans, LGBTQ and differently abled employees.

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