Employer.com

Travel Tech, Fintech

PrincipalGTMRecruiter(Remote,ContractJB)

$150–220k ~AI est. United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Principal GTM Recruiter (Remote, Contract-JB) at Employer.com. Skills: Full-cycle recruiting, GTM specialization, Direct sourcing, AI fluency. Own full-cycle recruiting. Run high-volume searches”

Industry & Context.

Travel Tech, Fintech
Eligibility Requirements

Estimated 6-month assignment, Potential contract-to-hire

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

7+ years full-cycle recruiting, Deep GTM specialization, Recruiting for SDR/SDR leadership, Greenhouse power user, Direct sourcing chops, Consultative business-partner posture, Data fluency, Active AI workflow

Nice to Have

Experience at travel company, Experience at fintech company, Experience at B2B marketplace company, Scaling Sales org experience, Embedded recruiting, Contract recruiting, Recruiting at fintech/payments intersection

What You'll Do.

Own full-cycle recruiting

Run high-volume searches

Run precision senior searches

Partner with GTM leaders

Advise on comp benchmarking

Build sourcing strategies

Surface top-quartile talent

Run interview processes

Use data to drive decisions

Coach hiring managers

Improve GTM hiring playbook

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with GTM leadership; Partner with executive team

Communication Scope

Direct communication

Free ATS check

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