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This position is responsible for the full scope of the talent acquisition process, including sourcing candidates, screening applicants, referring qualified candidates to managers, negotiating and presenting offers, and completing background checks. The selected candidate will support stakeholders within Capital's IT&D division by developing and executing sourcing and recruiting strategies for technical talent across a broad range of disciplines. The recruiter is expected to maintain a strong understanding of emerging technologies, evolving technical skill sets, and labor market trends to effectively identify and attract talent in high-demand areas. This individual must be able to assess technical backgrounds, evaluate candidate qualifications against business needs, and apply appropriate due diligence practices to help identify potential inconsistencies, misrepresentations, or concerns related to candidate credentials, experience, or identity throughout the hiring process. The successful candidate will serve as a trusted advisor to hiring leaders, providing market insights, talent intelligence, and guidance on recruiting strategies to secure top technology talent. Recruitment support for other business areas within Capital may be required.
Responsibilities and Qualifications:
Full Time Recruitment:
- Participates in the development and implementation of innovative recruitment strategies to proactively source a pool of highly qualified applicants.
- Recruits, interviews, evaluates and recommends qualified applicants for vacancies for both individual contributor and leadership level roles.
- Conducts screening interviews to ensure that the candidate has the skills necessary to perform the job functions and presents qualified candidates to management for review.
- Collaborate with business partners to understand the division's talent needs and recommend effective solutions to meet those needs.
- Participates in Capital's community and college/university events to promote internship and full time opportunities across all business areas.
Contingent Workforce Recruitment:
- Partners with external recruiting agencies to support the hiring of specialized and hard-to-fill positions.
- Facilitates intake discussions between hiring managers and agency partners to communicate position requirements, critical skill sets, experience expectations, and business needs.
- Negotiates contingent labor bill rates and manages vendor relationships to ensure quality talent delivery and cost-effective staffing solutions.
- Oversees the administrative processes associated with contingent workforce staffing, including onboarding coordination, documentation, compliance requirements, and system transactions to ensure a seamless onboarding experience.
Skills:
- Well-developed verbal and written communications skills and demonstrated negotiation, interpersonal and networking skills.
- Proficiency with iCIMS and Workday is highly preferred.
Knowledge:
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a deadline driven environment, while maintaining a customer-focused approach.
- Working knowledge of applicant screening, assessment and interviewing practices and methods as they apply to filling individual contributor and leadership level positions.
- Understanding of State and Federal Regulations as they relate to the recruitment/staffing/selection process (e.g., Title VII, ADA, etc.).
- Strong analytical and decision-making skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.
Experience:
- Minimum 5+ years of experience in a recruiting/staffing/talent acquisition capacity.
- Previous experience in technical recruitment is highly preferred.
Education and Certifications:
- Bachelor's degree in business, HR or related field and PHR/SPHR certification preferred.
Physical Demands:
- While performing the duties of the job, the employee is frequently required to sit, use hands and fingers, talk, hear, and see.
- The employee must be able to work over 40 hours per week. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 5 pounds.
Travel:
- Occasional travel to the Harrisburg corporate office and local college/universities may be necessary.
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- Technology & Software
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in corporate recruiter jobs.
- Two or more years of full-cycle recruiting experience in a corporate or agency setting
- Proficiency with at least one applicant tracking system such as an ATS platform
- Demonstrated experience managing a high-volume requisition load simultaneously
- Strong sourcing skills using professional networking sites and resume databases
- Bachelor's degree in human resources, business, or a related field
- Familiarity with employment law basics including EEOC compliance requirements
Tips for Your Corporate Recruiter Job Search
Tailor your resume to ATS keywords
Corporate recruiter job postings are screened by the same applicant tracking systems you use daily. Pull exact phrases from each job description, such as 'full-cycle recruiting' or 'offer management', and mirror them in your resume's experience section so your application clears the first filter.
Quantify pipeline and hiring outcomes
Hiring managers want to see throughput, not just responsibilities. Replace vague bullets with concrete outcomes: how many requisitions you managed at once, average time-to-fill by role type, and offer acceptance rates. Numbers from your ATS exports are your strongest evidence.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists corporate recruiter openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match your specialization and apply directly to each listing without hunting across multiple sites.
Target openings by recruiting specialty
Filter your job search by specialization, whether that's technical recruiting, campus programs, or executive search, since hiring teams use these terms in titles and requirements. Applying to roles that match your specific background improves your callback rate significantly more than broad applications.
Prepare sourcing strategy examples for interviews
Interviewers for corporate recruiter roles almost always ask how you source passive candidates. Walk them through a real example: the role you were filling, the channels you used beyond job boards, and how you converted a passive candidate into a hire.
Negotiate with comp data from comparable requisitions
When negotiating your own offer, reference the compensation benchmarking you do for candidates. Cite BLS occupational data and note the requisition volume or complexity of roles you've closed to anchor your ask to market, not just your prior salary.
Corporate Recruiter Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most corporate recruiters?
The companies hiring the most corporate recruiters right now include TikTok, Clayco, and CRH, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Demand tends to be highest at companies undergoing rapid headcount growth or large-scale digital transformation.
How many corporate recruiter jobs are remote?
About 53% of corporate recruiter openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, making it one of the more flexible roles in HR. Fully remote positions are most common in technical recruiting and sourcing-focused roles, while campus recruiting and executive search positions are more likely to require on-site presence.
How do you become a corporate recruiter?
Start by building experience in a hiring-adjacent role such as HR coordinator, staffing agency recruiter, or recruiting coordinator, where you learn ATS workflows and candidate communication. Then move into a junior corporate recruiter position, develop a specialization in a high-demand function like engineering or finance recruiting, and document your hiring outcomes to compete for senior roles.
Can you get a corporate recruiter job with little experience?
Yes, entry-level corporate recruiter roles exist and are a realistic target if you've done any coordinating, scheduling, or sourcing work, even in a staffing agency or HR internship. Emphasize transferable skills like candidate communication, ATS experience, and any metrics you can show. Many companies also hire recruiting coordinators as a direct pipeline into full-cycle roles.
What does the corporate recruiter interview process look like?
Most corporate recruiter interviews include a phone screen with HR, a hiring manager conversation focused on your recruiting process and past requisitions, and a practical exercise such as a sourcing challenge or a mock intake call with a hiring manager. Final rounds often involve a panel with team members who assess both recruiting judgment and culture fit.
Where can I find and apply to corporate recruiter jobs?
You can find and apply to corporate recruiter jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search for roles that match your specialization and experience level, then apply directly to each listing. No redirects or extra steps, just the application.
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