WNTD
Recruitment Coordinator

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Talent Acquisition Coordinator
The opportunity
We are building the talent function for one of the most ambitious new AI infrastructure platforms in the market.
Operating in stealth, the business is developing industrial scale AI infrastructure across Europe and the United States.
We are looking for an experienced Talent Acquisition Coordinator to work directly with our Client Services Director and support a rapidly expanding team of Senior Talent Partners.
You will take ownership of interview coordination across the business. You will make sure candidate interviews are scheduled correctly, calendars remain aligned and every candidate and hiring manager has everything they need.
Key responsibilities
- Schedule candidate interviews across multiple teams, locations and time zones
- Coordinate availability between candidates, the Client Services Director, Talent Partners and hiring managers
- Ensure all interviews are correctly added to everyone’s diary
- Send candidates full interview confirmations, video links, locations and preparation information
- Manage interview changes and rescheduling quickly and professionally
- Update the recruitment CRM with interview dates, candidate stages and outcomes
- Make sure CRM records and calendars remain accurate and fully aligned
- Track outstanding feedback and follow up with the relevant people
- Produce regular reports covering interviews, candidate pipelines, activity and progress
- Maintain a professional and well-organised candidate experience throughout the process
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- Previous experience as a Talent Acquisition Coordinator, Recruitment Coordinator, or Interview Coordinator
- Strong experience arranging a high volume of interviews
- Excellent diary and calendar management skills
- Experience using a recruitment CRM or applicant tracking system
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy
- Confidence coordinating senior leaders and hiring managers
- Clear and professional candidate communication
- Strong Microsoft Outlook, Teams, and Excel skills
- The ability to stay organised in a fast-moving environment
Candidates must be able to work from Bromley or London at least two days per week.
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