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Remote talent acquisition specialist jobs are open across the U.S. at remote-first firms, distributed tech companies, and fast-growing startups that build their entire recruiting function without a central office. Employers hiring remote talent acquisition specialists right now include DESORT STAFFING, SVETNESS, and Group 1 Automotive. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Talent Acquisition Manager
Simple Mining · Remote (US) · Full-time
Reports to: Chief Operating Officer
Partners with: Every department head across the company, and HR for compliance, offer administration, and employment policy
Location: Remote (US), New York area preferred, but open to strong candidates anywhere in the US. Occasional travel to our Iowa facilities (quarterly).
Compensation: $80,000–$130,000 base salary, based on experience and qualifications, plus performance-based incentive compensation, with on-target earnings of $120,000–$160,000+. Incentive structure will be tailored to the selected candidate — placement in the range and the incentive plan scale with experience.
About us
Simple Mining is a Bitcoin mining hosting and infrastructure company headquartered in Iowa. We operate ten facilities with more than 150 MW of capacity, and we are expanding into AI and high-performance computing infrastructure.
We build and run physical infrastructure at scale in two of the most competitive talent markets in the country: Bitcoin and AI. Growth is real, and it is constrained by hiring.
How we work
We are lean by design and we move quickly. Priorities shift as the business grows — people who need a fixed lane struggle here, and people who like an open field thrive. Nobody at Simple Mining waits to be told what to do: we hire for high autonomy and high accountability, and everyone pitches in beyond their job description when the work calls for it. Our values are not wall art — we use them:
Grit. We give the extra rep, especially when it’s easier not to. The muscle we protect as we scale.
Neighborly. We treat customers, communities, and each other the way good neighbors do.
Transparency. We communicate early and often. Our numbers, our progress, and our mistakes, before anyone has to ask.
Overdeliver. We promise carefully, then deliver more than we promised, every time.
Velocity. We act with urgency and move in days, not quarters. Speed in the right direction is how we win.
About the role
This is our first dedicated talent acquisition hire, and it is a company-wide role. You will own recruiting for every function and every level — from data center technicians in rural Iowa to vice presidents and C-suite executives.
You will also build the function itself. We do not have an established recruiting process, a defined interview architecture, hiring manager training, or a real employer brand. You will not inherit a playbook. You will write one, and you will have the autonomy and executive access to do it properly — this role reports directly to our COO.
If you want to run a mature process someone else designed, this is the wrong role. If you have been waiting for the chance to build talent acquisition from the ground up with a seat at the table, this is a rare version of that.
What you will own
Full lifecycle recruiting across all functions
You are the only recruiter, so you own everything: intake, market mapping, sourcing, screening, interview coordination, hiring manager alignment, offer strategy, and close. In a given month you may be running searches across:
Site operations and skilled trades. Data center technicians, electricians, facilities and maintenance, site leads. Volume hiring in tight regional labor markets where we compete with industrial and agricultural employers, not with tech companies.
Engineering and technical. Software and infrastructure engineers, systems architects, and the leadership above them.
Go-to-market and corporate. Account executives, BDRs, marketers, customer support, finance and accounting.
Executive. VP and C-suite searches, run confidentially and to the standard of a retained search firm.
You may be running a high-volume technician req and a senior executive search in the same week, and you should be equally at home in both.
Executive search
You will run VP and C-level searches in house rather than defaulting to a retained firm. That means market mapping, discreet outreach to passive senior candidates, structured assessment against a defined scorecard, compensation benchmarking in partnership with Finance, reference work, and managing a board-level or founder-level hiring process with the care it requires.
We expect you to have done this before. This is not a skill we are planning to develop on the job.
Building the talent acquisition function
You have a mandate to design how recruiting works here:
Select and implement an ATS, and own it
Design our interview process: structured interviews, scorecards, defined loops per role family, debrief format
Train hiring managers on intake, interviewing, and evidence-based decisions
Build the employer brand: careers site, job post standards, candidate experience, our story in both Bitcoin and AI markets
Define and report the metrics that matter: time to fill by role family, source of hire, offer acceptance, cost per hire, quality of hire and retention
Establish workforce planning rhythm with the exec team, translating the annual plan into a sequenced req calendar
Build and maintain a vetted pipeline of partner agencies and retained search firms across role families, cultivating those relationships before we need them, and owning rate negotiation, terms, and day-to-day management of every engagement
Own the call on when a req goes to an outside partner versus stays in house, and reduce our overall dependence on outside search over time
Hiring manager partnership
You will work directly with every department head. Your job includes telling them when a req is unrealistic, when a scorecard is incoherent, when the comp band will not clear the market, and when their process is losing candidates. You will be listened to, and you are expected to bring evidence.
Compliance and administration
You partner closely with HR on offer letters, employment agreements, background checks, I-9 and eligibility verification, and onboarding handoff, and with Finance on comp bands and headcount budget.
What you bring
Required
Six or more years of full lifecycle recruiting experience, with a meaningful mix of in-house and agency backgrounds
Demonstrated experience placing VP and C-suite executives, whether in a retained search firm or an internal executive search function. You should be able to walk us through specific senior searches you owned end to end.
Experience recruiting technical, industrial, or skilled trades roles at volume. Data center, energy, utilities, manufacturing, or construction hiring is directly relevant.
Experience building or materially rebuilding a talent acquisition function: implementing an ATS, designing interview processes, establishing metrics
Strong sourcing capability. You build lists and reach passive candidates directly rather than relying on inbound applications and job boards.
Fluency with LinkedIn Recruiter and modern outreach and sequencing tooling
Comfort with your own data. You should know your time to fill, offer acceptance rate, and source mix from your last role without looking them up.
The judgment and executive presence to be credible to a candidate considering a C-level role and to a technician considering a shift job, and to adjust between the two
Preferred
Industry experience in data centers, energy, Bitcoin mining, crypto, or AI and HPC infrastructure
Experience or interest as the sole or first recruiter at a company
Agency contract negotiation and vendor management experience
What we are not looking for
A coordinator or sourcer looking to grow into full lifecycle work. This role is too broad and too senior for that.
Someone who needs an existing process to operate inside of
Someone who needs to be managed day to day
You do not need to arrive an expert in Bitcoin mining or AI infrastructure. You do need genuine curiosity about it, because you cannot recruit against a story you do not find interesting.
What success looks like
First 30 days. You can describe our business credibly to a skeptical senior candidate. You have sat down with the exec team and every hiring manager, and you know exactly what each team hires for — the roles, the skills, and the type of person who fits our culture. Job descriptions and priorities for every open role are outlined. A full recruiting roadmap is delivered, including an ATS recommendation. And sourcing has already started — we do not plan for 30 days before we start recruiting.
First 90 days. The roadmap is in motion. Active pipelines on every priority role and first hires closed. Interview process and scorecards in place for our most common role families. Agency relationships reviewed, renegotiated, or ended. And you can show the exec team the numbers: what is filled, what is in pipeline, and where our hiring process loses candidates.
Compensation and benefits
Base salary of $80,000–$130,000, based on experience and qualifications, plus performance-based incentive compensation, with on-target earnings of $150,000+. The incentive structure will be tailored to the selected candidate — placement in the range and the strength of the incentive plan scale with experience.
Full-time employees are eligible for our benefits package, including:
Medical insurance through UnitedHealthcare, with multiple plan options including an HSA-eligible high-deductible plan
Dental insurance through Delta Dental (PPO) and vision insurance through VSP
401(k) with a 3% company contribution, with traditional and Roth options
Bitcoin bonus: 1% of your annual gross earnings paid in Bitcoin each year
Company-paid basic life and AD&D insurance, long-term disability, and an Employee Assistance Program
HSA, FSA, and dependent care FSA options
Paid time off for vacation, personal time, and appointments
How to apply
Email nick@simplemining.io with your resume and short answers — a few sentences each is plenty — to these three questions:
What is the most senior role you have personally closed, and what is the most hires you have closed in a single quarter? One line each.
What were your time to fill, offer acceptance rate, and source mix in your last role?
Why Simple Mining? What about this business makes you want to recruit for it?
Applications that answer all three questions get read first. We read everything, and we move fast.
Simple Mining is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote talent acquisition specialist jobs.
- 2-5 years of full-cycle recruiting experience across corporate or agency environments
- Proficiency with applicant tracking systems such as ATS platforms like Greenhouse or Workday
- Demonstrated ability to source passive candidates through professional networking sites and Boolean search
- Experience managing multiple open requisitions simultaneously across different business units
- Strong stakeholder management skills with hiring managers at all levels
- Bachelor's degree in human resources, business administration, or a related field
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Remote employers want evidence you can move candidates through a pipeline without real-time back-and-forth. Document examples of recruiting cycles you owned independently, including how you kept candidates engaged and hiring managers informed using written updates and structured check-ins.
Show fluency with remote recruiting tools
List the applicant tracking systems, video interviewing platforms, and async collaboration tools you have used. Remote talent acquisition specialist roles assume you already know how to source, screen, and coordinate offers entirely through digital systems without relying on in-person touchpoints.
Write a cover letter built for distributed teams
Remote hiring managers read cover letters as a writing sample, not just a formality. Use yours to demonstrate clear, structured communication and explain specifically why you work well without an office, referencing concrete habits like async status updates or structured candidate scorecards.
Remote Talent Acquisition Specialist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote talent acquisition specialist job?
Target companies that are fully distributed or remote-first, since they hire talent acquisition specialists who can own the full recruiting cycle without in-person oversight. Remote employers screen hard for self-direction, clear written communication, and fluency with tools like applicant tracking systems, video interviewing platforms, and async collaboration software. Candidates who can show results from previous remote or independent recruiting work get the strongest callbacks.
Which companies hire remote talent acquisition specialists?
Employers currently hiring remote talent acquisition specialists include DESORT STAFFING, SVETNESS, and Group 1 Automotive, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Remote-first technology companies, high-growth SaaS firms, and distributed healthcare and financial services organizations make up the largest share of remote talent acquisition specialist openings.
Can you get a remote talent acquisition specialist job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level roles are harder to land because employers expect you to manage your own pipeline and communicate proactively without daily in-person check-ins. Companies that hire entry-level remote talent acquisition specialists tend to be high-volume hiring organizations with structured onboarding. Showing initiative through sourcing projects, internships, or HR coordinator work, along with strong written communication samples, opens the door.
Do you need a degree for remote talent acquisition specialist jobs?
Not always. Many remote employers care more about demonstrated recruiting results, ATS proficiency, and the ability to manage candidate relationships asynchronously than about a specific degree. A background in human resources, business, or psychology is common but not universal. Certifications like PHR or SHRM-CP, combined with a clear record of filled roles, can carry as much weight as a degree for remote positions.
Which industries hire the most remote talent acquisition specialists?
Remote talent acquisition specialist roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Healthcare & Medical Services, and Insurance, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Those sectors rely on distributed teams that grow through continuous hiring, making a remote talent acquisition specialist a core part of their people operations rather than a support function.
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