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Senior Engineering Recruiter - Join a BCorp That Puts People First

Location: Bradley Stoke, Bristol
Salary: £30,000 - £45,000 DOE + 30% Commission (No Thresholds)
Hybrid Working: 3 days in-office, 2 days from home

Why Talentia?

At Talentia, we're redefining recruitment. As a certified BCorp, we put people, purpose, and planet before profit. We proudly support military personnel through the Armed Forces Covenant, and our Investors in People GOLD Award proves we invest in our team's success. Plus, we've been nominated by REC as the 'Best Place to Work For'-because we truly are.

Uncapped earning potential - Earn up to 30% commission with no thresholds
Exciting incentives - Annual ski trips, summer getaways, and more
Exclusive rewards - Flight lessons, Apple products, and other perks through our online shop
Vibrant culture - Paintballing, lunch clubs, and a buzzing office atmosphere
Flexible hybrid working - A dynamic mix of office buzz and home flexibility

Your Role: Senior Engineering Recruiter

As a Senior Engineering Recruiter, you'll play a key role in connecting highly skilled engineers with top-tier opportunities across industries such as manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, and energy.

Partner with clients - Build and maintain strong relationships, understanding their hiring needs and delivering the best talent solutions
Source and engage top engineers - Use your expertise to find, screen, and secure high-caliber engineering professionals
Manage the full recruitment cycle - Deliver a seamless, high-quality experience for both clients and candidates
Stay ahead of industry trends - Provide market insights that position you as a trusted recruitment expert
Collaborate and grow - Share strategies, best practices, and knowledge with a high-performing team

What We're Looking For

Proven experience in engineering recruitment, with a track record of success
Strong communication and relationship-building skills
A driven, self-motivated mindset with a passion for results
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-energy environment
A genuine passion for personal and professional growth

Ready to Take Your Recruitment Career to the Next Level?

At Talentia, you'll join a company that truly cares, celebrates your success, and rewards your hard work with incredible incentives and career growth opportunities.

Apply today and be part of something bigger.

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