Senior Recruitment Consultant (Aerospace & Defence)

Morson Talent
Salford
1 week ago
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Who are Morson Talent?


Our history spans an incredible 55 years recruiting specialist roles within the nuclear, rail, construction, shipbuilding, power generation, transmission & distribution, aerospace and manufacturing industries. Morson is an international business with over 1,700 specialist recruitment experts across the UK, USA, Canada and Europe.


The Opportunity


Join Morson Talent, the UK’s largest Aerospace and Defence recruiter, as a 360 Recruitment Consultant within our dynamic Aerospace & Defence team. This is an exciting opportunity to focus on permanent recruitment in a growing team, leveraging our strong industry reputation, extensive client relationships, and long-standing MSP/RPO partnerships.


We are looking for experienced 360 recruiters from any industry, with a proven ability to manage the full recruitment cycle and build strong client relationships. While experience in technical recruitment is advantageous, it is not essential – we’re seeking individuals with drive, resilience, and a passion for delivering exceptional service.


At Morson Talent, you’ll be part of a passionate team, benefit from unparalleled client access, and have the opportunity to shape your own success in a thriving sector. If you’re ready to take your recruitment career to the next level, we’d love to hear from you!


Working with Us


Alongside working at one of the UK’s Best Big Companies to work for™, you will also receive.

  • A competitive commission scheme
  • 26 days holiday (plus bank holidays)
  • Flexible/hybrid model working
  • Investment into your learning & development
  • A colleague health and well-being programme
  • Free access to onsite gym and discounted gym membership rates
  • Rooftop bar & social area access
  • Access to meritocracy initiative schemes – we’ve just been to the Dominican Republic!
  • Mental health support via free confidential advice and counselling services.
  • Access to free wellbeing apps
  • Free parking

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